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CANNELLS’ FLORAL GUIDE, 1912. 
Japanese Section, Large Flowering— continued. 
Mrs. Southgate, very large liower of a bright bronzy 
yellow. (;(1. 
Mrs. H. Poulton, creamy white, long twisting florets. 
1 /- 
Mrs. H. Stevens, golden salmon Irronze, as large as 
Mary litglis, which it somewhat resembles in 
shape, stop early in .\pril, .second crown. 5ft. 
(id. 
Mrs. L. Thorn, j.i., canar)- yellow, a lo\ely flower and 
easy doer, second crown, 4Ut. 4d. 
Mrs. N. Davis, pure white, immense flower, .second 
crown, 5ft. 4d. 
Mrs. R. A. Witty, reddish terr.i-cotta, broad droopin 
florets, first crown, 5ft. 1 / 
Mrs. R. Brown, deep yellow, suffused with chestnut, 
long broad drooping florets ; stop early in .April, 
second crown. 6d. 
Mrs. Robert Holmes, a variety of exce])tional merit 
with long florets, white, suffused mauve. 1/(1. 
Mrs. R. H. B. Marsham, white, natural second crown, | 
6ft. 4d. ; 
Mrs. K. Luxford, Indian red, with gold reverse ; a i 
glorious colour. The growth and constitution of 
this plant is superb, and if there are three or twenty ! 
flowers on a plant they are all good ; for exhibition _ ^ 
secure natural second crov\ n, 4ft. tid. ’ ' ■ 
Mrs. Trevor Williams, sulphur, long drooping florets. 
9d. ; 
Mrs. W. Knox, deep yellow, with a shade of rosy bronze i 
on late buds, second crown, 5ft. fld. 
Mrs. W. Iggleton, a clear yellow , reflexing sport from 
Mdm. (j. Rival, (id. 
Niagara, white. 1/- 
Noces d’Argent, good flower, pure white. 1/ti. 
Norfolk Blush, deep blush, enormous flower, tir,st 
crown, 5ft. 4d. 
Papa Musse, rosy lilac. 1/ ■ 
Petit Yvonne, pure white dwarf and vigorous. I 
Pockett’s Crimson, deep bright crimson ; colour and 
habit splendid, natural first crown, 4Jft. (id. 
Ponuere d’Or, bronze. 1/ 
Pres. Viger, rosy lilac, large bold flower. 
Purity, pure white ; a noble flowers, with long curling 
florets, splendid habit, stop early in April, second 
crown, 5ft. 4d. 
Queenie Chandler, primrose, long curling florets. 1/- 
Radium, very distinct, mahogany red. l/(i. 
Reginald Vallis, purple amaranth, stop end of March, 
second crown, 5ft. 4d. 
Renee de Rauvllle, terra-cotta, good. 1/fi. 
Rev. R. D. Eves, white, shaded pink. 
Rose Ellis, mauve pink, lovely shade, large flovrer. 6d. 
Rose Pockett, old gold, shaded salmon, a large perfect 
flower, good in every way, second crown, 6ft. 4d. 
Rosierisk Gcilland, enormous flower, colour yellow. 
1 / 0 . 
Sauterelli, delicate mauve. 1/- 
Shanklin, blush, tintefl white, an enormous flower, 
stop early in April, second crown, 6ft. 4d. 
Shanklin Sunshine, golden yellow, natural second 
crown, 15ft. 4d. 
Sir Albert Rollitt, reddish bronze, very long drooping 
florets. 9d. 
Sir Frank Crisp, chestnut with golden buff reverse, a 
large fine flower, natural second crown, 6ft. 4d. 
Souv, de Maurice Dalle, enormous flower, bright rose, 
petals lipped white. 1/6. 
Souv. de Lieut. Chare, ‘ Inc. Jap,’ a very fine bold 
flower, soft lavender, very distinct. 1/6. 
Souv. de M. Jamb, deep amaranth, lilac reverse. 1/6. 
Splendour, crimson red, with old gold reverse, a large 
beautiful flower, seeeond crown. Oft. 4d. 
Superp, rosy crimson, broad drooping florets with 
yellow reverse, a massive flower, ■ stop early 
-April, second crown. 4ft. (id. 
Suzanne Aubert, Jap, large bold flowers, pure white. 1/- 
The Hon. Mrs. Lopes, golden yellow, long drooping 
florets, one of the very best, and splendid habit, 
natural first crown, 4ft. 4d. 
Thomas Figg, golden amber. 1/- 
Toreador, Jap, very bold flower, colour bronze. 1/- 
W. J. Davis, reddish bronze. 
W. Dennis, rich chestnut. 
Walter Jinks, rose pink, large flower, first crown, 4ft. 
:id. 
Wells’ White, pure white, a beauty for grouping, or 
any other purpose, 4ft. 1/- 
While Queen, white ; one of the largest, best, and 
easiest doers of any, which will become the 
greatest favourite of any white variety ; does well 
in small pots ; second crown, 5ft. 6d. 
Wm. Gee, pink, stop end of March, second crown. Oft. 
3d. 
W. Mease, old rosy cerise, a monster flower, sure to 
become popular, natural second crown, 6ft. 4d. 
William Turner, pure white, large handsome flower. 
Willie Rawlings, primro.se. 
Zipfel, Jap., bronze, very full flower. 1/- 
Varieties for Decoration and Cut Flowers. 
Allman’s Yellow, December Jap, pure yellow, very free. 
A. J. Balfour, beautiful pink, late flowering variety. 
Decern ber, 9d . 
Baldock’s Crimson, deep red self colour, s]>lendid 
decorative. 3d. 
Bebe Rose, soft rose pink. 1/ 
Butler’s Caprice, .sport from Caprice da /v. (id. 
Cannells’ Late Prolific, white, late No\cmber. 4d. 
Caprice du Printemps, deep rosy pink, October, 2 ft. 
4d. 
Chanteclere, very distinct and pretty old .gold. I (I. 
Chrysth Laine, rosy lilac dwarf. 1/- 
December Gbld, rich yellow, strong grower, large 
flowers on long stiff stems, a splemiid December 
variety for market, (id. 
Feu de Soir, bronze, very free, (id 
Foxhunter, scarlet chestnut, gold reverse, end Novem- 
ber. 4d. 
Framfleld Huk, late. 4d. 
Franhor, yellow, most effective dwarf. 
Freda Bedford, bronzy orange with apricot shade ; 
this is one of the most lovely colours, and the habit 
is superb. 4d. 
Golden Princess Victoria, sport from Princess Vic- 
toria. 4d. 
Helena Williams, j-ellow sport from Mdm. R. Obtr- 
thur. 4d. 
Heston White, pure white, late. 4d. 
Hetty Wells, old gold, shaded bronze and apricot, a 
lovely shade, and perfect in every way, but must 
be terminal buds, or the flowers are too double 
to open \vell. (itl. 
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