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Vainque.ur dc Puehla, sepals bright red, well-reflexcd corolla, 
very full, white. 
Fuchsias. — Species and Hybrids. 
Ptreniiial or grueiihoiiae vaiiLtlcs. 30 cents each. $2 50 for 
10. The set of 7 kinds, $1-50. 
Coryinhijiora rubra grandijlora, of the tree type, flowers fre- 
quently two to three inches long, a splendid variety. 
Futr/ens muldjlora pumila, similar in type to the above, very pro- 
lific. 
Globosa, sepals in the form of a globe, corolla dark pink, very 
pretty. 
Gracilis, delicate, graceful habit, small foliage. 
Gracilis foliis varicgalis, similar to the above, with beautiful 
varie;.'ated foliage, marbled and margined with silver. 
MicIiropJiylla, exceedingly small foliage, bearing dense masses of 
Ejiacris-likc flowers. 
Pumila (" Tom Thumb "), of delicate dwarf habit, profuse flowers, 
massing well in beds, and equally useful as a greenhouse plant. 
Selected Tricolor Geraniums. 
On account of the brilliance of coloring and the exceeding 
bianty of marking, these gold, silver, and bronze types are worthy 
of all the a'ti ntion and popularity which they continue to rective 
in England. Many of the varieties named below arc quite new 
and decided improvements, and iill are selected piize kinds. As 
representatives of these t^ pes, we may name Mrs. Pollock as a will- 
known golden, Italia Unita a good silver, and Beauty of Olton as 
a well-marked bronze; which three kinds have Veen long-time 
favoritts. 
Gold and Bronze Geraniums. 
Price $1 each, except when noted. 
Brifjant, light-green centre, zone party-colored dark bronze, 
cerise and flesh strikingly marked. 
Conqncror, distinct green centre, dark strongly-marked zone 
with pink rays, gold edge. 
Croiun Prince, brilliant yellow leaves, with deep zone of dark 
shining chestnut, habit compact and vigorous, the best of this sec- 
tion. $2 each. 
