fl. daipiell (S: Bpnf:;’ i^lonil G[ni(le. 
FANCY VARIETIES. 
f llK fancy class are those striped or flaked with a variety of colours or iiiarkintjs, and also those 
with dark coloured grounds with a lijtht tip; so it will he seen that if a flower has a yellow or 
scarlet ground with wliite tipped petals, it is a fancy ; if the reverse in colours, it is a show flower. 
10,5. ADVENTURE — Large flowers, soft 
rosy hinsh ground, strijted and marked rosy lake. 
10(>. ALDERMAN — I.ilac, heavily striped 
and spotted purple, l.s. 
lOr. ANNIE PRITCHARD— AVhite.beauti- 
fiillj' striped with lilac and rose ; large flower. 
108. BARNABY BUDGE— Fawn colour, 
striped and spcckleil with deep crimson. 
101). CHORISTER— Fawn, striped with 
crimson and rose. 
no. CHAS. TURNER— Light huff ground, 
stripe<l maroon ; deep, constant show flower. 
111. DUCHESS OP ALBANY— Pale orange 
ground colour, rich crimson stripes; constant Is. 
1 12. EDWARD PECK— Deep lilac, striped 
with rich maroon. 
ERIC FISHER- Buft', striped scarlet ; 
a fine addition. Ls. 
1 13. FLORENCE STARK— White ground, 
strijied with purple ; very pleasing. 
114. FREDERICK SMITH— Deep lilac, 
striped with ]>urple ; fine flower. 
1 1 5. GAIETY — Yellow, striped with rod and 
distinctlv tipped white. 
'general grant— O range, with 
bold chocolate stripe ; full. l.s. 
116. GEN. GORDON— Yellow, heautifully 
striped scarlet ; habit dwarf and free ; extra 
fine. 
117. HENRY ECKPORD— Yellow or light 
buff, striped scarlet ; distinct. 
118. JOHN FORBES — Fasvn colour, striped 
maroon, jto.ssessing the finest properties po.ssihle ; 
one of the finest. 
119. CHANG — Y'cllow, striped and mottled 
■ l}iro*f> 
120. ’ CHARLES WYATT — Deep rose, 
flaked crimson, and purple ground. 
121. FANNY STURT— Red, tipped white; 
cxtiuisite form. 
122. FLORA WYATT — Orange, striped and 
flaked red : fine. 
123. GRAND SULTAN— Buff, bright red 
stripes ; verv large. 
124. GRAND DUCHESS — Scarlet and 
crimson, striped. 
125. GEORGE BARNES — Rich lilac. 
strii)ed crimson ; noble flower. 
126. JAMES O’BRIEN— Yellow, with crim- 
son anil reddish rose stripes. 
127. JANNETTE — Vale yellow, tipped 
white ; large and fine. 
Spring Prices, 
128. HUGH AUSTIN — Orange-scarlet 
heantifully stri]»ed with dark red. Ls. 
129. HERCULES — Yellow ground, striped 
and speckled rich crimson : large. 
130. HENRY GLASSCOCK— Buff, striped 
and spotted crim.son. 
131. LOTTY ECKFORD— White, beauti- 
fully striped purple, l.v. 
MISS BROWNING — Clear yellow, 
tipped white; grand flower. 
132. MADAME SOUBEYRE— Beautiful 
rosy lilae, striped carmine. 
133. MANDARIN — Yellow, striped and 
mottled purplish crimson. 
134. MRS. CARTER — A fine dark variety, 
rich maroon, tipped white; fine shape. 
135. MRS. FBISELTON — Deep crimson- 
purple, tipped white. 
136. MRS. N. HALLS — Bright scarlet, 
tipped white ; fine form. 
137. MRS. SAUNDERS— Yellow, tipped 
white ; fine form. 
138. NEPTUNE — Bright orange, striped 
crimson; useful. 
139. ORACLE — Deep yellow, heavily 
striped bright crimson. 
140. PROFESSOR FAWCETT — Dark 
lilac, striped with chocolate; a splendid flower. 
141. PROSPERO — Maroon, tipped white ; 
very showy. 
142. PEACOCK — Deep purple, tipped with 
pure white. 
PELICAN — Pure white, striped purple ; 
back row flower. l.«. 
143. POLLY SANDEL— Beautiful lemon 
colour, tipped white ; pretty. 
144. QUEEN MAB — White, scarlet edges; 
very showy. 
145. REBECCA — Lilac, striped crimson; 
large. 
146. REV. J. B. M. CAMM— Y'ellow, flaked 
crimson ; large. 
147. RICHARD DEAN— Yellow, flaked 
crimson ; large. 
148. ROBERT BURNS— Lilac, flaked dark 
maroon. 
149. ROMEO — Buff, striped with maroon. 
SALAMANDER — Yellow, striped red ; 
good useful flower, l.'i. 
150. VICEROY — Rosy lilac, with crimson 
stripe.s ; fine. 
161. W. G. HEAD — Very dark, slightly 
striped crimson; fine form. 
11. C. & Sons’ selection, 4.>i. per doz. 
5.S-. per doz.. except those priced; 
Pot Roots. 8.V. to IS.s. Jicr doz. 
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