NEW AND CJEOICB BRONZE, GOLD, &c., PELARGONIUMS. 
HEW AND CHOICE BRONZE, OOLD, AND SHADED YELLOW PELARGONIUMS— Continued, 
SUNLIGHT, a compact-growing variety, of free and vigorous habit, with bright yellow foliage ; it 
is a capital bedder, and very effective for edging and riband planting. 1«. Grf. 
TALISMAN. This vjiriety is of neat and compact habit, and is a profuse bloomer ; the flowers 
are rich carmine, borne in large trusses, and contrast well with the foliage, which is of a yellow 
ground, with rich vandyked zone of dark crimson. 3s. 6rf. 
TRANSPARENT. The disc of this splendid variety is a beautiful golden -fellow, the zone very 
attractive, of a bright reddish crimson colour, exceedingly well defined, the outer leaf margin of 
bright yellow ; the leaves are smooth, and of perfect form, the habit free and compact. 2s. 6d. 
TREATY, bright golden ground colour, with reddish bronze zone ; leaves very flat and smooth. 
3s. 6d. 
TROJAN, leaves round and of good substance, pure sulphur disc, with bright yellow loaf margin, 
and bold effective broad zone of bright chestnut brown. The flowers are bright carmine, and 
borne well above the foliage, which retains its splendid colours to the very last. 3s. 6d. 
VERONA, vide page 11. 
■y^IYACITY, ground colour sulphur yellow, with a bold and conspicuous vandyked zone of rich 
reddish brown ; a distinct and extremely effective variety, producing an abundance of flowers of 
good form, of a charming rosy peach colour. Is. 6d. 
VIVIAN, fine bold foliage, having a small yellow disc, surrounded with an exceedingly broad dark 
bronzy crimson zone, and having a narrow even leaf margin of pure gold colour ; a remarkably 
striking and attractive variety. 3s. Gd. 
WESTENA, a magnificent variety ; the leaf disc of a deep golden yellow, surrounded with a fine 
broad zone of intense crimson, and margined with bright golden yellow. 2s. 6d. 
ZELINDA, large, well-formed, round, and flat leaves, of a lemon yellow ground colour, orna- 
mented with a very broad and prominent dark chocolate zone. 3s. Gd. 
PELARGONIUMS WITH FINELY SHAPED FLOWERS. 
BRONZE AND GOLD SECTION. 
For new varieties, ofTered for the first time, see page 12. 
The flowers in the Bronze and Gold Section of Pelargoniums have not as yet been remarkable for 
quality. The following varieties, however, are offered as much for the perfection of their flowers 
as for the. beauty of their foliage. The petals are of thick wax-like substance, and the flowers of 
excellent symmetrical form, equal to some of the beet in the Zonal class, and infinitely superior to 
anything before offered in the Bronze and Gold Section. 
ACITSHLA, vide page 12. 
AMBASSADOR, a free-blooming variety, producing fine flowers of a remarkably round and per- 
fect shape, and of a rich vermilion colour ; very attractive. The foliage gold, with bronzy 
crimson zone, very rich and showy. 6«. 
ANTONIO, this variety produces large trusses of fine rosy carmine flowers ; the leaves are small, 
round, and flat, with greenish yellow ground, and a distinct well-defined dark bronze zone. 3s.6(?. 
BEACON, a magnificent variety with remarkably rich and attractive foliage, and producing 
immense trusses of very rich and bright carmine flowers. 3». Gd. 
BOOKWORM, vide page 12. 
BRITON, intense crimson flowers, of perfect form and good substance ; leaves rich yellow, with 
large dark bronzy zone. 5s. 
CAPTIVE, dazzling orange scarlet flowers with distinct white eye ; leaves of a pale yellow ground 
colour, with rich dark chocolate zone ; a striking variety. 3s. Gd. 
ADMIRATION, 9d. 
BEAUTY, Gd. 
COUNTESS OF KELLIE, Gd. 
EGYPTIAN QUEEN, Gd. 
GLOWWORM, Gd. 
LITTLE GOLDEN CHRISTINE, 9d. 
MODEL, Gd. 
PERILLA, Gd. 
REFULGENS, Gd. ' 
THE SULTAN, Gd. 
ARTHUR H. WILLS, Gd. 
BEAUTY OF CALDERDALE, 9(i. 
COMP ACTUM, Gd. 
E. G. HENDERSON, Gd. 
FIREBRAND, Gd. 
HER MAJESTY, 9<i. 
PAINTED LADY, Gd. 
PRINCESS ALICE. Gd. 
ROSALIND, Gd. 
VICEROY, Gd. 
