EARLY-FLOWERING CHRYSANTHEMUMS AT WISLEY, 1914. 533 



lemon -chrome (21), 2| inches in diameter ; plant bushy, ij foot ; early 

 October. 



324, 561. Roi des Precoces (Jones, Wells). — Flower bright 

 carmine (i i), 3 inches in diameter, freely produced ; florets slightly 

 quilled towards the tips, few, with a distinct disc ; plant spreading, 2 

 feet ; late September. 



233. Vulcan (Jones). — Flower light carmine (i i) on a dull, yellowish 

 ground, 3 inches in diameter ; florets long ; plant bushy, 2 feet ; mid- 

 October. 



117, 234, 555. Wells' Crimson (Dobbie, Jones, Wells). — Flower 

 deep rosy carmine (i i), 3 inches in diameter, very freely produced ; 

 florets orange-yellow at tip, broad ; plant bushy, long, stiff stems, 2 J 

 feet ; mid-October. 



Section XV. — Flowers Rose Crimson. 



170, 495. Champagne (Jones, Wells). — Flower deep pomegranate 

 purple (71 i), yellowish at base of each floret, 3 J inches in diameter, 

 very freely produced ; florets long ; plant bushy, 2 feet ; mid -October. 



139. Cherry (Jones). — Flower carmine-red (2 h), 3^ inches in 

 diameter ; florets long, almost white reverse ; plant bushy, 2 feet ; 

 late September. 



Ill, 337. Ernest Baltet (Dobbie, Jones), XXX October 16, 1914. — 

 Flower rose red (71) on a dull, yellowish ground, 2\ inches in diameter ; 

 plant stiff, 2 feet ; early October. 



244. Flambeau (Jones), XXX October 16, 1914. — Flower very 

 bright carmine (i i) on a slightly yellow ground, 3I inches in diameter ; 

 florets long ; plant stiff, bushy, 2\ feet ; mid-October. 



114. Fleuve Rouge (Dobbie), XXX October 16, 1914. — Synonymous 

 with * Flambeau.' 



273. Marvel (Jones). — Flower deep pomegranate purple (71 i), 

 3 inches in diameter ; plant bushy, 2 feet ; late Septemoer. 



POMPON VARIETIES. 

 Section XVI. 



I. Gladys Gray (Barr). — Flower lemon -chrome (21), i| inch in 

 diameter ; plant lax, 2 feet ; early October. 



7. Little Bob (Barr). — The plants of this stock made such poor . 

 growth as to be quite out of character. Flower chestnut. 



SINGLE VARIETIES. 

 Section XVI L — Flowers White. 



377. Eva Grantham (Jones). — Flower white, 2 J inches in diam.eter, 

 disc I inch, very freely produced; plant forming a rounded bush, i\ 

 foot ; early September. 



3, 410. Florence Gillham (Barr, Wells). — Flower v/hite, very 

 freely produced, 2 J inches in diam.eter, disc f inch ; plant bushy, 2 feet 

 early September. 



