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NEW PLANTS. 
NEW DOUBLE-FLOWERING ZONAL PELARGONIUMS. 
Mr. William Bull begs to intimato that he has been fertilizing and raising a 
very large number of the Double-flowering Zonal Pelai’goniums, and has been 
directing- his attention to this section, from the impression that, ultimately, the 
double varieties will take a very important part in decorative horticultui-e, especially 
for bedding, for cultivating in pots or vases, and indeed for every use to which cut 
flowers can bo applied. 
The principal reason why Double-flowering Pelargoniums will become so popular 
is, that the blossoms, from their dujjlicaticity, do not shed their petals ; hence they 
remain for a long time in flower, and are useful in a variety of ways where the single 
kinds are almost unserviceable. 
CONSUL, flowers very full and double, of a bright carmine colour ; the trusses are immense, and 
produced in the greatest profusion ; it is a most efieetive variety. 10«. 6<l. 
EMULATION, a magnificent variety ; the flowers are of an exceedingly rich colour, intense dark 
crimson, with a light centre j the habit is compact and shrubby, the trusses largo and glo- 
bular. 1 Os. 6(7. 
MEMNON, this variety produces. immense trusses of lai-go and full beautifully formed rosette-like 
flowers, of a bright and attractive rosy scarlet colour ; it is of good compact habit, and very free 
flowering. 10s. 0(7. 
NAVARINO, an exceedingly dwarf-growing and free-flowering yarioty, producing enormous trusses 
of beautiful rosy carmine flowers ; its slirubby liabit renders it very useful for bedding. 10 a\ Gd. 
SPARKHILL BEAUTY, one of tlio most beautiful varieties over sent out ; tbe flowers are large 
and very double, of a deep rose colour, and the petals are very smoothly arranged^ the trusses 
of globular form and immense size. It was raised by Mr. Tomkins, of Birmingham, from whom 
tho entire stock has been purchased. 15^. 
SUNSHINE, rosy carmine, flowers of good form and very full and double; trusses of immense 
size and very freely produced ; habit compact and vigorous. IO 5 . CW. 
jSrr also General Collection, vide Index, 
NEW FUCHSIAS. 
ENCHANTRESS, a well-proportioned flowor ; tube and sepals bright rose, the sepals broad and 
reflexed ; immense double white corolla, tinted with violet crimson at tho base ; this variety is of 
good habit, free flowering, and exceedingly distinct and attractive. 7s. Gd. 
MAY Q.UEEN, a very elegant flowor, tho sepals of good substance and very gracefully recurved; 
the corolla is long and large, of symmetrical form, colour a beautiful violet rose ; the tube and 
sepals are pure white ; it is. of excellent habit, very fi’oe flowering, and one of tho best of tho 
white-sepaled section. 7s. Gd. 
MONTROSE, tube and sepals bright rose, tho latter broad, well refloxed, and tipped with green ; 
the corolla is white, full and double, and of diversified form ; tho flowor is neat and compact. 
It is a useful and attractive variety, 7s. Gd. 
TINTED VENUS. This variety is very remarkable, from tho peculiarly attractive colour of its 
bell-shaped corolla, which is white, tinted and feathered with violet rose ; the tube and sepals are 
bright rose, the latter prettily reflexed. The flowers are well proportioned, of good form, and 
produced in great profusion. It is ouo of the most distinct and graceful varieties in cultiva- 
tion. 7s. Gd. 
TRIBUNE, a magnificent flower ; the sepals, M'hich, with the tube, are of a splendid crimson 
colour, are very large, broad, long, and exceedingly well refloxed ; tho corolla is a rich plum 
colour, shaded with violet, well formed, very largo, and of immenso length. It is of good 
branching habit, very free flowering, and extremely showy and effective. 7s. Gd. 
TROUBADOUR, a remarkably bold and striking variety, with intense crimson tube and sepals, 
the latter of extraordinary width and substance, and elegantly recuj’vod ; the corolla is long and 
large, very full and double, of a rich purple colour, attractively marked with crimson at the base. 
It is of vigorous and compact growth, and extremely floriferous. 7s. Gd. 
Sec also General Collection, vide Index, 
