FLORAL COMMITTEE, SEPTEMBER 12. 



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tinge at the base of the trumpet. In this case there were twenty-eight 

 flowers and buds with a dehcious perfume. 



To Brunsdonna x Sandeme alba (votes, 10 for, 4 against), from 

 Messrs. Sander, St. Albans. This interesting plant is said to be one of 

 a batch of hybrids raised by crossing a white Brunsvigia {Josephinae ?) 

 and Amaryllis Belladonna. The long trumpet-shaped flowers are white, 



Fig. 144.— Carnation 'White Wonder' (Allwood.) (p. ccxxxii.) 



