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Stanstead Rival, crimson, shaded with lake ; dwarf, most pro- 
fuse in flowering. 
Thomas Speed, crimson lake ; moderately compact, remarkably 
good. 
Triomphe de Stella, orange scarlet ; very dwarf and altogether 
first-class. 
Vesta, brilliant crimson scarlet ; robust yet compact ; very 
attractive. 
Waltham Seedling, rich crimson ; well known as one of the best 
of its class. 
Wellington, deep crimson ; flowers of gigantic size and produced 
in huge trusses ; grand. 
Flowebs Ceeise oe Eost Scaulet. — Chilwell Beauhj, magenta 
rose ; moderately strong grower, but free-flowering. 
Ladj/ Kirkland, purplish rose ; flowers and trusses of large size, 
very free-flowering and the very best of its class. 
Masterpiece, cerise shaded magenta ; robust and free. 
Merrimac, cerise magenta ; compact, and a thoroughly good 
bedder. 
Violet Hill Nosegay, lake rose ; dwarf and compact, and a most 
profuse bloomer, first-class. 
Feowebs Rose Pink. — Amaranth, rosy amaranth ; very distinct 
and beautiful. 
Florence Durand, bright magenta ; flowers large but rather 
flimsy ; promising. 
Fink May Queen, bright carmine pink ; flowers of good shape 
and produced in huge trusses, robust but compact, and w'onderfully 
floriferous. 
Welheck Nosegay, very bright carmine ; dwarf, compact, and 
remarkably free-flowering. 
ITT LEAVED VAEIETIES. 
Leaves Geeen. — Crimson Ivy-leaved, pale crimson ; free-trail- 
ing habit. 
White Ivy-leaved, white, tinged with rose ; trailing habit, useful 
for small beds or rustic baskets. 
Willsi, pale rose ; very free, distinct and good. 
Willsi roseum, vaageToXa rose; very free and effective, compact 
habit. 
Leaves Vaeiegated. — Duke of Edinburgh, pale rose flowers ; 
large foliage, vigorous in growth, and useful for beds or rustic 
baskets. 
L' Elegante, flowers w’hite ; large foliage, thick and buttery, 
margin white, changing to deep rose with age. 
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