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Candytuft. 
4. Hyacinth-flowered, white (Watkins & Simpson).—Height 
1 foot; flowers very large, pure white, but needs a little more 
selection. 
5. Rose Cardinal, x x x July 27,1898 (Watkins & Simpson). 
Height 1 foot; plants of bushy spreading habit; flowers deep 
rose. 
Celosia. 
6. Pyramidalis coccinea (Forbes).—Vigorous in growth and 
produces long and graceful bright scarlet plumes, 
Centaukea. 
7. Cyanus minor, white (Watkins & Simpson, Veitch).— 
Height 18 inches; very free flowering ; flowers white shaded 
with lavender. 
8. Cyanus minor, blue (Veitch).—Height 20 inches ; free 
flowering; flowers deep blue, changing to purple towards the 
eye. 
9. Cyanus minor, rose (Veitch).—Height 15 inches ; free 
flowering ; flowers soft rose. 
10. Cyanus minor, Victoria (Veitch).—Height 8 inches, 
compact habit; very free flowering ; flowers small, deep blue. 
11. Cyanus minor, double mixed (Veitch).—Height 18 
inches ; flowers double and semi-double, freely produced; colours 
varying from deep blue to pale rose. 
12. Cyanus depressa (Veitch).—Height 10inches; spreading 
habit; free flowering; flowers intense blue, with a deep purple 
eye. 
13. Marguerita (Veitch) r For description see Vol. XXI., 
14. ,, blue ( „ ) l page 302. 
Chrysanthemum. 
15. Atrococcineum (Veitch).—Height 18 inches ; moderately 
free flowering ; flowers brownish crimson, with a yellow band 
round the purple disc. 
16. Burridgeanum (Veitch, Watkins & Simpson).—Height 
18 inches ; very free flowering ; flowers purple and yellow. 
17. Carinatum tricolor (Veitch).—Similar to No. 16. 
