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Division ii. Incomparabilis. 
Distinguishing Character Cup or Crown measuring from one-third 
to nearly equal the length of the Perianth Segments. 
(A) With Yellow Perianths. 
Description. 100 doz. ea 100 doz. ea. 
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Appleshawensis (Engleheart) L ... — 7/6 9d. — 1.83 .18 
Ayacanora V.E — — 10/6 — — 2.S6 
Blackwell (W. Backhouse) V.E — 7/6 9d. — 1.83 .18 
Cigar (Copeland) Soft light yellow, thin 
perianth of reflexing habit and slightly over- 
lapping. Very wide, spreading cup. much 
frilled and crinkled, intense glowing orange. 
A good healthy grower, blooms held upright, 
most floriferous. Height 17 inches. Much 
more brilliant than Gloria Mundi. E. ... — — 30/- — — 7.32 
Croesus (J. C. Williams, 1911) A truly 
magnificent flower of large size and great 
substance. The perianth segments are broad, 
round, much over-lapping, and of a beautiful 
pale primrose colour Immense, expanded, 
frilled crown of glowing orange, 1J in. in 
diameter. Perianth 3J- in. across. A first- 
class garden plant, very free flowering and of 
a robust constitution. A.M., R.H.S., 1911; 
F.C.C., R.H.S., April 2nd, 1912 £20 0 0 each — — 97.40 
Dolores (C. & G.) An early variety open- 
ing with Blackwell Long, overlapping, 
pointed segments, prettily fluted, pale lemon 
yellow. Huge, hroad, rounded, shallow 
crown, beautifully fringed and crested, 
almost Engleheartii in character, size 1$ in. 
across, colour lemon with orange-tipped 
edge. Whole flower 4 in, across. E. ... — — 10/- — — 2.44 
Finespun (1912) (C. & G.) A remarkable 
flower of the very finest quality, bred from 
King Alfred, Large, broad, well-made, over 
lapping, almond-shaped segments of great 
substance, two inches in length. Crown 
1$ in. long, 1| in. wide, daintily fringed and 
crinkled at edge. Colour a uniform rich deep 
yellow. Very early and a strong tall grower £8 0 0 each — — 38.96 
Firelight (R. O. Backhouse) E. ... — 3/- 4d. — .73 .08 
Colonial Orders should reach us not later than the end of August. 
