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Italia TJnita. — A moderate grower in its class, and still ranking 
amongst the first-class varieties. 
Miss Burdett-Coufts . — Very closely resembling Italia TJnita. 
Princess Beatrice. — Large flat foliage, with narrow bright zone 
and large centre ; very distinct, free, and good. 
[Golden Zonals.] — Achievement. — Large foliage with bright 
zone, and large centre ; free and first-rate. 
Amy Bicliards. — Elat foliage with fine bright red zone ; free and 
first-rate ; one of the very best. 
Defiance. — A first-rate bright red-zoned variety ; free and good. 
Florence. — Dwarf and compact-growing ; bright broad-zoned 
foliage ; a first-rate bedder, and adapted for edgings. 
Jetty Lacy. — Pretty and distinct zone, narrow, and of the brightest 
scarlet-lake. 
Lady Cullum. — Scarlet flowers; a variety good and effective j 
zone broad, dark, on a flat leaf ; a good grower ; first-class. 
Louisa Smith. — Free-growing, of good habit, and distinct. 
Macbeth. — Decidedly the gem of the season in tricolors ; a strong 
robust grower ; large flat foliage, with a very dark broad zone ; 
altogether a grand thing. 
Miss Batters. — Large centre, with bright red zone ; free-growing. 
Mrs. Bollock. — Still an old favourite amongst the free-growing 
bright-coloured tricolors ; always efiective. 
Mrs. Turner. — Foliage flat, the centre small, the zone broad and 
brightly coloured ; free-growing, compact, and good. 
Plutarch. — Flowers scarlet ; good foliage and good habit, the 
zone very bright and clear ; first-rate. 
Queen Victoria. — Broad leaf, Avith broad dark zone ; a good grower 
and distinct. Previously certificated. 
Sir Robert Napier. — Very dark broad zone, shaded with red ; 
first-rate and distinct. 
Sophia Dumaresque. — Zone bright red, with clear yellow edge ; 
free and good. 
[Bronze Zonals.] — Beauty. — Very pretty; bright and effective; 
of moderate growth. 
Beauty of Galderdale. — Good robust habit ; broad dark zone. 
Beauty of Wolverstone.— Large foliage, of the brightest yellow, 
narrow dark zone ; very effective and distinct ; strong, but compact. 
Black Douglas. — A good grower, robust and dwarf ; fine dark 
broad zone, with very narrow yellow edge ; first-class. 
Black Prince. — Large foliage, with broad bold zone ; very free ; 
first-rate. 
Cedo Nulli. — Good broad bright zone ; robust, yet compact in 
habit ; good. 
Cleopatra. — Bright red broad zone ; free and good. 
Criterion. — Bright yellow leaves, witli broad, regular red zone ; 
a good grower ; first-class. 
Earl of Rosslyn. — Good-sized perfect leaves, yellow ground, with 
broad zone ; dwarf and compact. 
Golden Superb Nosegay. — Dwarf spreading habit ; a free grower ; 
bright yelloAV foliage, with very pale zone ; first-class. 
