MRS. MILLER — A grand improve- 
ment, crimson and black zone, very even and 
conspicuous. 1.?. 
37 EMPRESS OP INDIA — Effective; 
colour very brilliant. 9(/. 
38. MRS. LAING — Fine babit, large 
foliage, broad silver margin, inner zone of 
brilliant carmine ; vigorous ; a grand variety. 
D(/. 
39. DOLLY VARDEN — Foliage smooth 
and quite circular, the red bright and glaring. 
41. PORTEUS — Attractive; bright carmine 
zone, broad white margin. 9<f. 
4?. LADY DOROTHY NEVILLE— Small, 
but highly coloured with fiery carmine. 9<i. 
43. MRS. MAXWELL MASTERS — In 
the way of Charming Brule ; a great improve- 
ment on that variety. Sd. 
44. MISS PARREN — An improvement on 
Mabel Morris ; vigorous. 
46. LASS O' QOWRIE — Margin white, 
broad zone of brilliant carmine-rose. 9</. each. 
48. EVA PISH — Rich lake-rose zone, large 
leaves, round and flat, margined with a broad 
band of creamy white ; vigorous; distinct. 9</. 
49. MRS. GLUTTON — A stronger grower, 
one of the best for bedding ; very effective. 
60. CHARMING BRIDE— Large reflexed 
foliage ; strong grower. 
61. PRINCE SILVERWINGS — Di.stiuct 
and beautiful, silver and gold tricolor leaf 
ORNAMENTAL FOLIAGE VARIETIES. 
62. A HAPPY THOUGHT — White centre, I 53. PREAK OP NATURE — An improve- 
and green round the outside; habit dwarf and '| ment on Happy Thought, and very dwarf; its 
spreading ; attractive. | white variegation is most beautiful. 
GOLDEN BRONZE. 
Saii&E shall merely give the most distinct features of these, for it will be useless repeating their 
colours. They all have golden yellow discs, and are edged with the same colour, with 
more or less brown bronze, in the shape of a horse-shoe. 
54. JUBILEE — Fine bold leaf with broad 
band of deep chestnut, s.almon-coloured flowers. 
65. HER MAJESTY — Very fine; large 
leathery foliage, with deep zone, and bright 
scarlet flowers. 
56. BEST BRONZE — Very much resembles 
McMahon in its broad even zone of golden 
bronze, occasionally blotched maroon in the zone, 
green in centre of leaf ; splendid hedder. 
57. KING OP THE BRONZE— Possessing 
the blackest zone yet introduced on bright yellow 
ground; large flat loaf. 
58. SWANLEY GEM — Zone narrow and 
very even, bright gold ground. 
69. EPPECTIVE — Intense chestnut zone, 
bright gold edging and centre; effective. 
60. ZULU — A great improvement on Black 
Douglas ; one of the finest bedders. 
61. SWANLEY BRONZE- Splendid broad 
band of chestnut on bright golden yellow. 
All those not priced 
I 62. BRONZE QUEEN— Good bold leaf; 
fine broad zone, the yellow very attractive ; 
a splendid bedder. - , 
66. MAR^ICHALMACMAHON— Bold leaf, 
broad zone, and colonrs bright. 
67. BLACK DOUGLAS— Well known. 
68. GOLDEN HARRY HIEOVER — 
Habit of the green variety of that name, thick 
and bushy; for small beds and front row a 
gem. 
69. DISTINCTION — A novel variety, the 
rich green leaf disc being circumscribed by a 
narrow zone, and the margin similarly crimped 
with a sharply notched outline. 
70. WHITE DISTINCTION — BeautUul 
foliage, dwarf dense habit, and bearing white 
flowers like Madame Voucher. 
BLACK VESUVIUS — A sport from the 
old scarlet variety. The foliage is' da'rk;' the 
stem and flower stalks arc coloured ; flowers of 
a darker shade than the parent. Its chief at- 
I traction is its dark foliage. Is. 
6(/. each ; I."-, per dor. 
YELLOW-LEAVED SECTION. 
71. VERONA — Beautiful deep yellow 
foliage and dwarf habit. 
72. CRYSTAL PALACE GEM — Well- 
known. 
73. INTERNATIONAL — Free and 
spreading. 
All those not piiced, Orf. each; 4.-, per dOz. 
( 115 ■) 
_,74. CREED S SEED LING — Dwa,rf, 
abundant bloomer; bright scarlet, small truss, 
and very profuse. 
75. ROBERT PISH — Dwarf habit, never 
exceeding 6 inihes; for srall ’ eds and front 
rows the best. 
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