Cannells’ Floral Guide, 1909. 
345. WARLEY— White ground, reticulated, 
rosy lake, and boldly margined orange -scarlet ; 
large flowers and good trusses ; lovely. Is. 
346. PAMELA— Very distinct and novel ; 
large pure white centre, followed with a shading 
of rosy lake and a bold outer margin of reddish 
scarlet; free-flowering; vigorous habit. 9d. 
347. MRS. WM. WATSON— White ground 
with a distinct stripe, and markings of bright 
lake, and also with a neat narrow picotee edge 
of a more intense colour. 
348. RETICULATA — White ground, 
distinctly retiaulated and edged with a bright 
deep shrimp-pink colour; dwaif habit. 
349. PRESIDENT LOUBET— Pure white 
ground with a gradual colouring from the centre 
of flower to the margin of florets of a deep 
lilac-magenta ; bold flowers and trusses ; good 
robnst habit. 
350. MR. J. A. BELL — Producing large 
and fine flowers, the white portion and the bright 
reddish shrimp-pink making it very attractive ; 
large trusses ; a desirable variety. 9d. 
351. GEORQ-E COATS — Fiery salmon-red, 
lighter in upper petals, large white centre; bold 
round flowers aud compact trusses. 
352. SIR WILFRED LAURIER— Centre 
of flower of the purest white, outer portion of 
florets of a vivid magenta; well formed; 
conspicnons. 
353. KARL KOCHLE — Bright orange- 
scarlet, large white centre ; well-formed flowers ; 
very striking. 
366. WINSTON CHURCHILL — Clear 
magenta-pink; large well-defined white centre; 
large trasses. 
PINK, SHADED PURPLE. 
858. LILACINA IMPROVED— In several 
respects a decided advance in this class ; 
fine bold trusses ; well above the foliage, 9.7. 
359. LILACINA — Dwarf habit ; of a pleasing 
shade of soft lilac-pink ; immense flowers. 
9d. 
360. MAUD OP WALES— Flowen of the 
most perfect form and immense size, equal to 
any of the scarlet section. 
361. MRS. DAVID SAUNDERS — 
Hahit dwarf and very free, grand trusses standing 
well up above the foliage. 
All varieties not priced 6d. each (in 60’s). 
DEEP PINK AND 
362. SYDNEY — Of a very light pink 
colour, quite a pleasing shade; good sized 
flowers. Is. 6rf. 
363. CARONIA — Bright rosy-pink, im- 
mense flowers, bold trusses ; good habit. !.♦. (id. 
364. HATFIELD — Bright rose pink, of a 
very pleasing and attractive colour ; large indi- 
vidual flowers ; fine. Is. 
365. HENRY COMPTON — Large trusses 
of a pretty shade; habit vigorous aud branching ; 
free. 
366. MRS. B. W. CURRIE — Soft rosy 
pink, flowers large and very circular, enormous 
trusses, robust habit ; a fine introduction. 
867. MRS. BROWN-POTTER— Decided 
advance for size of flowers and trusses; clear 
ROSE-COLOURED. 
bright pink ; very effective ; good habit ; free. 
Is. 
368. MRS. WILLIAMS — Cleeur lose-pinkr 
small white blotch at base of upper petals; a 
grand flower in size and substance. Is. 
369. COUNTESS OP BUCKINGHAM 
Producing flowers of a deep rose-pink ; of extra 
size and bold trusses ; beautiful and refined 
shape ; vigorous but spreading habit. 
3i0. PINK DOMINO — Splendid dwarf 
bnshy habit; broad circular flowers, bold trusses; 
attractive. 
371. ETHEL LEWIS — Hose-pink, distinct 
white blotch on upper petals: habU dwarf. 
372. DUCHESS OF PORTLAND— Bright 
rosy pink, colour clear and distinct; of good 
form, immense trusses. 
WH 
373. CLAREMONT — A fine bold clear 
white; a fine improvement on Nia/jara. Is. 
374. GOODWOOD — Of the purest po.ssible 
white, and of the most correct form ; fiee 
flowering ; dwarf habit. Is. 
376. SNOWSTORM— Splendid habit; 
dwarf and branching; free flowering, and of 
the purest possible white. Is. 
376. MARY BETON — A fine flower of the 
purest white ; bold tmsses. 1 s. 
377. MARY E. WILKINS— Blush white, 
pretty shade ; large and well formed. Is. 
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378. NIAGARA — Of the finest form and 
size ; of the purest white. 
880. DUCHESS OF YORK— Large pure 
white ; good vigorous habit, large trasses. 
881. SNOWDROP — Snow white ; of perfect 
form and size; very pore; dwarf and free. 
383. ALBION — A decided improvement on 
Swanley Single White ; very dwarf habit. 
384. WHITE LADY — Large flowers of the 
purest white ; very dwarf. 
. WHITE VESUVIUS ; W HI T E 
WEST BRIGHTON GEM— Sports fiom the 
parents. Gd. each. 
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