?L dki\r\ell & Gfuide. 
10B7, GLADYS FOSTER (small single) — White with yellow disc; very free; best not 
disbudded. 2^ ft. 2js. 
1008. GEM OP EARLSWOOD (Anemone pompon) — Clear citron cushion, which is very even 
and bold, with rosy-blush guard llorcts ; one of the very best. This is best on the third crown, or 
terminal, and is lovely in sprays, ns it is very free. Has been awarded two First-Class Certificates. 
2s. 6d. 
1009. G. BUETTNER — Another introduction from America, and one full of promise ; pure 
white, of fine form ; capital dwarf habit. Plants, 3.<. Od. ; cuttings, 2s. Gd. 
1070. GOVERNOR MATTHEWS (American)— Large blooms of a pearl pink, with a finish 
like satin ; a very promising variety. Plants, 2s. 6d. ; cuttings, Is. Gd. 
1071. GEO. H. KERSLAKE (.Jap.)— Large flower, long florets ; colour white, heavily suffused 
pink ; another grand intr„duetion from the colonies, os. 
1072. GEORGE SEWARD (Seward) — Dark orange, softened by lines and shadings of reddish- 
crimson ; long, broad, drooping florets, incurving at poin'S; strong healthy grower; stop April 
os. each. 
1073. GOLDFINDER (Seward)— Soft primrose yellow; narrow interlacing florets; very 
compact full flower; strong grower; stop in March. 5.v. 
1074. GLARING (.Tap. Ref) — llright claret-crimson— new and distinct colour; a very large 
flower of extra fine form and broad petals. 5 ft. Early terminal buds. Plants, 7s. Gd. 
107.0. GOLDEN NUGGET — This will bo found quite an acquisition in form and colour ; a 
true incurved bloom of large size and great substance; the florets are broad and blunt, and of the 
richest golden yellow ; good dwarf habit. Crown bud. Plants, 7s. Gd. 
107G. H. H. ASQUITH (Jap. Ref.) — Lovely rosy amaranth with light reverse ; the long 
drooping florets streaked and tipi>ed with white, centre gold ; a very pretty flower, ('rown bud. 
Plaut.s, 6s. 
1077. lALENE (Ref. Jap.) —Rosy violet, l.v. Gd. 
1078. INVINCIBLE (Jap.) — A very large white ; good form. Is. Gd. 
1079. IDEALTY (Inc.) — Pearly white, tinted pink ; good useful variety. Is. Gd. 
1080. INDIANA (America) — An immense bloom of globular form, clear bright pink; a very 
promising variety. Plants, 2.s. Gd. ; cuttings, Is. Gd. 
1081. IN MEMORIAM — A very handsome .Japanese, raised last year; rich chestnut, lightened 
with stripes of gold ; long dro ping florets of medium width, full deep flower ; extra fine. Crown 
bud. 7s. Gd. each. 
1082. JULIA SCARAMANGA (Jap. Ref.)— A rosy bronze Mom. Chrmn de Leche; all who 
have seen that grand variety at its best must naturally have been struck with its beauty, so they will 
with this. Two were exhitnted in the Gold Medal Championship class for 21, and one in the 12 Japs, 
which took the N.C.S. .Jubilee Medal for best stand in Show. It also received the N.C.S. Certifi- 
cate. Plants in spring, 7s. Gd. 
1083. J. E. LAGER— Clear yellow, reminding OUR of Peter the Great. Blooms large and full, 
and being slightly hairy have a very soft and charming appearance. Should not be missed. Crown 
bud. Good culture. Plants, 2s. Gd. ; cuttings. Is. Gd. 
1084. JOSEPH BROOKES (Seward) — Rich orange, shaded crimson-scarlet ; an Immense 
flower, very long drooping and slightly twisted florets. (Jnc of the best of the season. 5s. 
1085. JOHN NEVILLE (Seward) — Rich crimson-carmine, reverse deep old gold ; long florets, 
which are twisted and drooping; sturdy grower; stop in March and take second bud. 
lOsG. JAMES MOIR (.Jap. Inc.) — Florets of medium width, loosely incurving, making np a 
fnil''aiid handsome flower of excellent form ; cclour bright golden-yellow; a decided acquisition. 
4 to 5 ft. Crown bud. Plants, 7s. Gd. 
1087. KING OF BUFFS (Jap. Ref.) — This variety produces blooms of the very largest size, 
long spreading florets making up a flower of fine form and substance ; colour a lovely golden salmon- 
buff. Crown bud. Plants, 7s. Gd. 
1088. LADY HANHAM — Golden rosy-cerise; sport from Vivian Morel. This is one of the 
most fascinating colours among Chrysanthemums, having slight shades of gold, old ro.se, ochre, and 
cream, and is one of the softest and prettiest shades by gaslight of any known variety. Good plants 
in February, os. 
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