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27. Blue King (Nicol. — Forbes). — See vol. xxxviii. p. 276. Height 

 11 inches. 



28. Blue Rock (Sydenham. — Dobbie). — See vol. xxxviii. p. 276. 

 Height 1 foot. 



29. Blue Stone (Dicksons — Dickson) . — See vol. xxxviii. p. 276. 

 Height 10 inches. 



30. Bridal Morn (Dickson, Turner), A.M. June 5, 1913. — This is 

 probably one of the best blues yet introduced. It is a strong grower, 

 and has large fragrant flowers of a pale violet-purple shade, becoming 

 bluer in the centre. Height 1 foot. 



31. Bridegroom (Forbes. — Forbes). — See vol. xxxviii. p. 276. 

 Height 10 inches. 



32. Bronze Kintore (Dobbie. — Dobbie, Forbes). — See vol. xxxviii. 

 p. 277. Height 8 inches. 



33. Bullion (Dicksons. — Dickson, Dobbie, Forbes, G. Wood), XXX 

 July 5, 1898. — See vol. xxxviii. p. 277. Height 1 foot. 



34. Bute (Turner). — For description see 'Bute Yellow,' with 

 which this variety is identical. Height 1 foot. 



35. Bute Yellow (Forbes). — See vol. xxxviii. p. 277. Height 



I foot. 



36. Buxton Blue (G. Wood). — Habit dwarf and compact; leaves 

 large ; flowers medium, lobelia-blue, becoming steel-blue in the 

 centre, rayed. Height 6 inches. 



38. Campbell Bannerman (Robertson. — Forbes). — See vol. xxxviii. 

 p. 277. Height 15 inches. 



39. Cecilia (Forbes, Turner). — See vol. xxxviii. p. 277. Height 



II inches. 



40. C. F. Wilson (Staward). — A pretty variety, having a good 

 compact habit. The flowers are sulphury- white and very faintly 

 rayed. Those on four of the six plants sent in had a suffusion of 

 Parma violet over the ground colour. Height 10 inches. 



41. Charles B. Murray (Kay. — Dobbie). — See vol. xxxviii. p. 277. 

 Height 10 inches. 



42. Charles Jordan (Dobbie. — Dobbie). — See vol. xxxviii. p. 277. 

 Height 9 inches. 



43. Charles Traill (Forbes. — Forbes). — See vol. xxxviii. p. 277. 

 Height 1 foot. 



44. Charlotte Chambers (Forbes. — Forbes). — See vol. xxxviii. p. 277. 

 Height 10 inches. 



45. Clara (Staward). — Habit compact; foliage large; flowers 

 medium, sulphury-white, rayed with steel-blue. A free-flowering 

 variety. Height 10 inches. 



46. Colonel Plumer (Sydenham. — Dickson). — See vol. xxxviii. p. 277. 

 Height 1 foot. 



47. compacta alba (Forbes). — This is one of the miniature varieties 

 and is of very dwarf and compact habit. The flowers are small, 

 rayless, and of a very pale heliotrope colour. Height 7 inches. 



48. Coronation (Johnstone. — Dobbie). — A vigorous grower, of 



