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202. Nora Marrows (Dobbie). — A vigorous grower, with lanceolate 

 leaves and medium-sized rayed flowers, borne on very stiff stems. The 

 colour is very pale lilac -mauve, which turns almost white with age. 

 Height 1 foot. 



204. Ophelia (Sydenham. — Dobbie). — See vol. xxxviii. p. 284. 

 Height 1 foot. 



205. Orange (Grieve. — Dobbie). — A variety of nice compact habit, 

 with medium foliage. Flowers small, neat, rayed, rich bronze in the 

 centre, shading to gamboge-yellow towards the margins, where a faint 

 tint of plum-violet occurs. Height 11 inches. 



206. Oriflamme (Dicksons. — Forbes). — A bronze variety, with 

 medium-sized rayed flowers. The plant is a weak grower. Height 

 9 inches. 



207. Oswald (Staward). — A strong grower, having medium foliage. 

 The flowers are identical with those of ' Bethea/ being pale sulphur- 

 yellow, rayed with steel-blue. Height 1 foot. 



208. Panshanger White (Staward). — Habit spreading, growth 

 strong ; flowers medium, palest sulphury-white, rayless. Foliage 

 medium. Height 14 inches. 



209. Panshanger Yellow (Staward). — A dwarf compact variety, 

 with medium foliage and deep golden yellow rayless flowers, which are 

 borne abundantly. Height 10 inches. 



210. P. A. Smith (Dickson). — See vol. xxxviii. p. 284. Height 

 8 inches. 



211. Pembroke (Sydenham. — Dickson, Forbes). — See vol. xxxviii. 

 p. 284. Height 10 inches. 



212. Pencaitland (Dr. Dickson. — Dobbie), A.M. July 11, 1899. — 

 See vol. xxxviii. p. 284. Height 1 foot. 



213. Perdita (Forbes. — Forbes). — See vol. xxxviii. p. 284. Height 

 1 foot. 



214. President (Forbes. — Forbes). — A rich dark claret -coloured 

 variety of medium size, with medium foliage. Height 1 foot. 



215. Primrose (Forbes. — Forbes). — See vol. xxxviii. p. 284* Height 

 1 foot. 



216. Primrose Dame (Sydenham. — B. Wood). — Flowers medium, 

 primrose yellow ; growth strong and spreading, foliage medium. 

 Height 14 inches. . 



217. Primrose Girl (Hayward). — A gracilis hybrid of great vigour 

 with pale sulphur-yellow flowers, rayed with steel-blue and tinged 

 with pale bluish-violet, with which colour the whole flower eventually 

 becomes suffused. The blooms are larger than those of the type, and 

 the plant is especially suitable for the rockery. Height 8 inches. 



218. Princess May (Forbes). — See vol. xxxviii. p. 284. Height 

 8 inches. 



219. Purity (Forbes— Dobbie, Forbes, Turner), A.M. June 5, 1913. — 

 This useful Viola was raised by Forbes. It has large, rayless, white 

 flowers of great value for bedding. It is very free-flowering, and is 

 strong in growth and spreading in habit. Height 13 inches. 



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