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Description. 
Libra (Copeland) M.S. ... 
100 doz. 
3 for 21/- — — 
Longfellow (Copeland) A flower that was 
greatly admired in our First Prize group of 50 
distinct varieties, Birmingham, 1910. Broad, 
long, overlapping segments ot deep ivory j ex- 
panded short trumpet of bright yellow. A 
telling exhibition flower and good seeder. M.S. 
Long Tom A cross between M. Hume and 
Grandee. Broad white perianth, flat and over- 
lapping. Very long cylindrical light yellow 
trumpet. Habit of Grandee. Most distinct. 
M.S. 
Lord Kitchener (Mrs. R. O. Backhouse) A 
glorious flower, ot the most perfect quality, 
raised from Weardale x Moonbeam. Very- 
broad flat pure white perianth of superb sub- 
stance. Very large crown of a delicate pale 
lemon primrose, well open at mouth and 
elegantly crinkled at brim. A.M., R.H.S., 
1905. M.S. 
Lowdham Beauty (Pearson) M.S. 
Madge Matthew (W. Backhouse) 1C. ... 
Minnie Hume (W. Backhouse) E. 
24/- 
£10 0 0 
1(1/- 2/3 
3/6 6d. 
M. Magdaline de Graa.ff (W. Back- 
house) M.S. 7/- l/~ 
Mrs. Langtry (W. Backhouse) M.S. ... 3/- 6d. 
Moonbeam (Mrs. R. O. Backhouse) V.T — — 
Penguin Long white pointed segments, with 
pale lemon at base ; straight crown of pale 
lemon, 1 inch in length, prettily frilled at 
mouth. A tall and strong grower M.S. 
Phyllis (Engleheart) E. — 4/6 
Pilgrim (Engleheart) M.S. ... 3 for 36/- — — 
Sailor A most distinct flower raised from M. 
Hume x Incomparabilis. Very large, broad, 
long, glistening white segments, well over- 
lapping. Huge crown, j}-in. deen. much ex- 
panded, frilled and crinkled. Whole flower 
over 4 inches across, stem 21 inches high. Early 
and a very strong grower, with stiff upright 
foliage. Exhibited in London, April 5th, 1910 
ea. 
7/6 
5 /- 
2/6 
each 
63/ 
3d. 
60/- 
5 /- 
5d. 
12/6 
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