SELECTIONS. 
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GREENHOUSE VARIETIES— continued. 
SMALL SINQLE-FLOWERED FOR POTS. 
Caterham Bronze. — Charming bronze ; lovely by artificial light. 
Ceddie White. — A small to medium-sized flower ; colour, chestnut on 
golden ground. 
Florrie Stevens. — A terra-cotta flower with a golden centre. 
Golden Spray. — Pretty bright gold seedling from Indicum. 
Grace Darling. — A chaste little white flower. 
Gratchen. — Pretty little pure white flower, with green eye. 
Indicum. — A tiny yellow flower ; the parent of the big flowers of 
to-day. 
Jack. — A stiff-growing, free-flowering plant ; colour, chestnut with gold 
tips. 
Ladysmith. — Wonderfully profuse very bushy ; October ; pink with 
yellow disc. 
Mary Anderson. — White, suffused rose ; beautiful form ; good habit ; 
dwarf ; October-November. 
Miss Annie Holden. — Straw yellow sport from Mary Anderson. 
Miss E. Partridge. — Useful December variety ; free - flowering ; 
colour, pink. Good in sprays. 
Montague Stather. — A rose-pink coloured flower after the style of 
Ladysmith. 
Peter Pan — A very charming sort, flowering at every joint ; colour, 
fawn ; beautiful in sprays. 
LARGE-FLOWERED SINGLES FOR POTS. 
Aristocrat. — Golden-yellow. 
Arthur Harvey. — Rosy-pink, with white zone. 
Bertha Fairs. — A superbly fine flower of large size ; colour, orange, 
flushed rose ; good habit. 
Bronze Beauty. — Beautiful bronze ; useful for .sprays ; dwarf. 
Bronze Edith Pagram. — Sport from Edith Pagram ; colour, bright 
reddish-bronze, with yellow base. 
Buttercup. — This is a large single of a rich yellow colour. 
Caledonia. — Very large, rosy-lilac, with white zone. 
Cardinal. — Rich dark crimson ; good in sprays ; mid-November. 
Ceddie Mason. — A medium-sized flower of lovely form ; very free- 
flowering ; colour, bright crimson ; an ideal plant. 
Charles Kingsley. — A single of beautiful form and fine quality : colour, 
buttercup-yellow. 
Commodore. — Deep crimson; dwarf; December. 
Donald. — Salmon-pink ; very pretty. 
Dorothy Dann. — \ free-flowering single that should be grown in spray 
form ; colour, soft bronze ; October. 
Edith Dimond. — Golden-bronze ; November. 
Edith Pagram . — Rose-pink ; very free ; splendid form. 
Eileen Thomson. — Very large flowers of a bright wine-red colour ; 
stiff, erect stems. 
