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leaves have a large creamy- white and conspicuous central blotch, 
and when this variegation is well-marked the plant is very hand- 
some ; but it is a form of variegation very apt to run out unless 
care is taken in the selection of cuttings. The flowers are freely 
produced, and have a long red tube and sepals, the latter not being 
spread out or reflexed. The certificate was given for the variega- 
tion. 
20. Sunray (G. Smith). 
A beautifully variegated Fuchsia, the finest yet sent out, with 
red variegated foliage, which is quite ornamental. The flowers 
have red tube and sepals and a purple corolla. It was certificated 
for its variegation. 
Second-Class Certificates. 
21. Alho-coccinea. 
A variety of free- growing drooping habit, and adapted for a pillar 
or rafter. The flowers have a red tube, white spreading sepals, 
and a spreading purple corolla. It belongs to what is called the 
fancy class, and is both distinct in character and gay in appearance. 
The Rose of Castile had the second-class certificate, previously 
awarded to it as a useful variety for decorative purposes, confirmed 
on this occasion, being still regarded as useful for conservatory 
wcrk. 
Eedding Pelabgoniums. 
A very extensive collection of these indispensable flower garden 
plants was arranged for comparison in the trial beds at Chiswick. 
The collection extended to 350 varieties, which were contributed 
by Mr. J. Eraser ; Mr. G. Smith ; Mr. Charlton ; Messrs. F. & A. 
Smith ; Mr. W. Paul ; Mr. Tirebuck ; Mr. Cannell ; Dr. Denny ; 
Messrs. Carter & Co. ; Messrs. E. G. Henderson & Son ; Messrs. 
Downie, Laird & Laing ; Mr. T. Laxton ; Mr. J. Pearson ; Mr. W. 
Bull ; Messrs. Veitch & Sons ; Mr. R. Dean ; Mr. E. Bland ; Mr. 
Kneller ; Mr. H. Little ; Mr. W. W. Burrell ; Mr. E. Dodds ; Mr. 
G. George ; Messrs. Low & Co. ; Mr. Davie ; Mr. J. King ; Messrs. 
Dickson & Co. ; Mr. C. Turner; Mr. E. Miles ; Messrs. Garaway 
& Co. ; Mr. J. Salter ; Messrs. Cocker and Son ; Mr. Hodgson ; Mr, 
Mews ; Mr. Kinghorn ; Mr. Porter ; Mr. Chater ; Mr. Bamett ; 
Mr. Kawson ; Mr. Orchard ; Mr. Tillery ; Mr. Evans ; Mr. Grove ; 
Mr. J. Ingle ; Mr. Wimsett ; Mr. E. W. Durrent ; Messrs. Osborn 
