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Description. 100 doz. ea. 
Pearl of Dew (1913) (Albatross x Triandrus). 
One of the most remarkable varieties at the 
1911 Birmingham Show, and quite distinct 
from anything we have yet seen. A gigantic 
flat flower 4} inches across, with very long, 
spreading, pointed, smooth petals of great 
substance, much overlapping at base. 
Enormous saucer-shaped crown exceeding 1J 
inches across, much crinkled and daintily 
serrated at edge, Whole flower glistening 
white; the protruding pistil, the green tube 
and exquisite poise give it a delightful appear- 
ance. A strong grower, Mid-season. ... £10 0 0 ea. 
Princess Ena A very refined Triandrus 
hybrid of large size. Long trumpet, slightly 
frilled at mouth, of a beautiful shade of 
sulphur ; broad creamy white perianth. 
Seeds. A M., R H.S., 1906. A. M., Birming- 
ham, 1911. L — — 18/- 
Queen of Spain (Johnstonii) M S. ... 17/6 2/6 3d. 
100 doz. ea. 
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— — 48.70 
4.38 
4.26 .61 .06 
Trilogy (Copeland) A remarkable hybrid 
between Lady M. Boscawen (seed) and 
Calathinus. Of graceful pendulous habit with 
3 flowers on a stem. Flat white perianth, 
clear yellow cup, cylindrical but smaller at 
base and clean cut at brim. Light shining 
green foliage. First Prize as single bloom 
Triandrus, Birmingham, 1912. M S. ... — — 63/- — - 15.34 
White Cloud (H. Backhouse) A cross 
between M. Hume and Calathinus, of 
exquisite purity. Well made even petals, 
ovate and overlapping. Deep fluted crown 
of acorn cup shape A capital grower. E. — — 10/6 — — 2.86 
White Witch (Mrs. R. O. Backhouse) A 
cross between Leedsii and Triandrus. The 
flower opens pure white and for perfection of 
form and substance is unrivalled. A strong 
healthy grower — 
- 8/- 
- — 1.95 
White Wolf (1911) A pure ivory white Trian- 
drus Ajax of the most perfect form and shape. 
Sharp pointed, much overlapping, flat seg- 
ments ; long cylindrical trumpet, very slightly 
fluted. Flower 31 inches across, length of 
trumpet, 1J inches and 1 inch across at brim. 
A strong healthy grower. Height 15 inches. 
A.M., Mid. Daff. Soc., 1911. M S. ... — 
— 63/- 
— -- 15.34 
Colonial Orders should reach us not later than the end of August. 
