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Cannells* Floral Guide. 1909. 
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PELARGONIUMS WITH COLOURED LEAVES. 
GOLDEN TRICOLORS. 
BRUiLIANT — Verj bright. Is. 
10. MR. HENRY COX— Zone of rich 
erimsoD. 9d. each, 6s. doz. 
11. MASTERPIECE — Broad zone, very 
black 
14. PETER GRIEVE — High colour ; good 
grower. 
16. PRINCE OP WALES — Grand variety. 
17. MRS. TURNER — Strong grower. 
18. MACBETH — Dark zone; attractive. 
19. WILLIAM SANDY — Dwarf ; narrow 
scarlet zone. 
20. ENCHANTRESS— Highly coloured. 
21. SOPHIE DUMARESQUE— Effective. 
22. LADY CDLLUM— Well known. 
23. MRS. POLLOCK— Well known. 
24. GOLDEN BRILLIANTISSIMirM— 
For edgings of beds ; a gem. 
All those not priced 6tf. each ; 4s. per doz. (in 60’s). 
SILVER TRICOLORS. 
26. MRS. MILLER — Crimson and black 
zone. Is. each. 
26. EMPRESS OF INDIA —Effective. 
28. DOLLY VARDEN— The red bright 
«nd effective. 
29. PORTE US — Bright carmine zone. 
80. LADY DOROTHY NEVILLE— Small, 
■bnt well coloured. 
31. MISS PARREN — Vigorous grower. 
32. LASS O' GOWRIE — Broad zone ; car- 
mine-rose. 
33. EVA PISH — Broad band of creamy 
white. 
34. MRS. CLUTTON— The best for bed- 
ding. 
ORNAMENTAL FOLIAGE VARIETIES. 
37. A HAPPY THOUGHT— White centre ; I 38. FREAK OF NATURE— Very dwarf ; 
attractive. | variegation beautiful. 
GOLDEN BRONZE, &c. 
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 eolour, with 
more or less brown bronze, in the shape of a horseshoe, 
39. JUBILEE — Salmon flowers, deep chest- 44. MARECHAL MACMAHON — Broad 
nut zone. zone. 
40. HER MAJESTY — Deep zone ; very fine. 
41. ZULU — One of the finest bedders. 
42. SWANLEY BRONZE— Very bright. 
43. BRONZE QUEEN— Largeboldfoliage, 
light chestnut zone, effective. 
46. GOLDEN HARRY HIEOVEE— For 
small beds and front rows ; a gem. 
46. DISTINCTION — Rich green leaf, narrow 
zone. 
47. WHITE DISTINCTION— Dwarf habit ; 
white flowers. 
All those not priced 6d. each ; 4s. per doz. (in 60’s). 
BLACK-FOLIAGED SECTION. 
LENFER.— Owing to its more vigorous 
habit, but with foliage equally as dark and 
flowers as bright a scarlet, this will be found 
more generally useful than Black Vesuvius. 
For the edgings of large beds, a most unique 
and effective contra.st. lid each ; 4s. doz. 
48. BLACK VESUVIUS.— A sport from 
the old variety, very dark foliage. Gd each; 
4s. doz. 
. SALMON, BLACK VESUVIUS— 
Blackish green in foliage, bnt the flowers are of 
a pleasing tint of salmon. 9d. each; 6s. per doz. 
YELLOW-LEAVED SECTION. 
49. VERONA — Dwarf habit ; pink flowers. 
60. CRYSTAL PALACE GEM — Well 
known. 
61. CREED'S SEEDLING — Dwarf ; 
abundant bloomer ; scarlet. 
62. ROBERT PISH— For small beds and 
front rows; the best. 6 in. high. 
GOLDEN JACOBY — Bright yellow 
foliage, green centre, flowers crimson as its 
parent, from which it is a sport ; spreading 
robust habit. 9d. each. 
All those not priced 6<i each ; 4s. per doz. (in 60’s), 
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