Of the varieties figured, all of which we had the opportunity 
of seeing in bloom at Mr. Salter’s Nursery, Fairy Nymph (Fig. 1) 
is a clear, full-sized white Pompon, of fine form, and very free- 
blooming habit. Bose cTAmour (Fig. 2) is a beautiful clear 
rose, base of the petals white, and in form and substance every¬ 
thing that can be desired. Torfrida (Fig. 3) is a bright golden 
amber, very full, and rich in colour. All of these will, we have 
no doubt, prove to be general favourites, and will supersede 
older varieties of the same style. Besides these, Mr. Salter 
will send out Coquette , Grace Balding, Innocence , Little Beauty, 
Marie Stuart , Prince Victor , and Sidonie . 
