Si. dki\i)ell Si Gjuide. 
SCENTED-LEAF PELARGONIUM SECTION. 
i]TOHJ!)SE beautifully Sceutcd-Ieaved Geraniums are now very extensively grown for their highly 
* fragrant foliage, and for mixing with cut flowers, to which they add a most pleasant odour. 
444. LOTHARIO — Numerous trusses of rich violet 
rosy crimson flowers, with conspicuous black spot.s on 
each petal ; distinct in character. 9d. each 
445. CAPITATUM— Rosc-scented foliage, large ; a 
very nice Variety 
446. LITTLE GEM — Bright rose flowers, very 
fragrant, dwarf and spreading habit ; very pretty plant 
when in bloom 
447. PRETTY POLLY — Fine dwarf bushy habit, 
large leaves, almond-scented 
448. QUERCIFOLItJM — Fine ornamental oak- 
leaved foliage, leaf black centre with beautiful margin of 
pea-gi’een ; very attractive. 9d. each 
449. QUERCIFOLIUM MINOR— Much finer cut 
foliage than the preceding variety, but identical in every 
other way. 9d, each 
450. DUCHESS OF DEVONSHIRE— Of miniature 
growth, fine formed flowers, ground colour blush wliite, 
upper petals blotched maroon and crimson ; very fragrant. 
2s. each 
451. PAIR ELLEN — Has largo oak-leaved foliage, 
very fragrant and beautiful. 9d. each 
452. TOMENTOSDM — Large flat woolly foliage, 
highly scented with peppermint ; a most valuable variety. 
9d. each 
453. PRINCE OF ORANGE — Of dwarf habit, 
small foliage, highly scented with orange 
454. DALE PARK BEAUTY— Highly fragrant lOTKAKlO. 
455. LADY MARY — Nutmeg-scented 
456. SHOTTESHAM PET — Filbert-scented I 459. CRISPUM — Critron-scented 
457. LADY PLYMOUTH— to variegated | 460. LADY SCARBOROUGH — Leaves 
vaneties | much resembling Parsley, and very attractive ; 
458. GOLDEN PRINCE OF ORANGE — 1 highly fragrant. 
See variegated varieties. Is. each | 
All those not priced, 6c?. each. 
The following varieties gre well adapted for Bouquets and Buttonholes owing to their beautiful 
I'ern-like appearance, in addition to fragrance, and are for their lasting qualities preferoblo to Ferns : — 
FILIOirOHUM ODORATU3I. 
461. DENTICULATUM MAJUS- Bushy habit and finely 
cut foliage, when well grown assumes the appearance of a beautiful 
Fern, the best of this section. 9c?. each 
462. FILICIPOLIUM ODORATUM (sijn. Fernerfolla)— A 
valuable variety ; it not only has a Fern-like appearance, but yields 
a pleasant odour 
463. RADULA — Foliage large and graceful, good vigorous 
habit, grand for bouquets. 9d. each. 
464. RADULA MAJOR— Citron-scented, foliage of a Fern- 
like appearance. 9c?. each 
465. PHEASANT’S-FOOT— Large foli-age, fine for bouquets. 
From Mias Elfiiick, 120 Spbinufibld Road, Bbightok, April 26?A, 1882. 
The plants anived very quickly and in excellent condition. 
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