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plant of Kalosanthes coccinea, together with a healthy, well- 
grown Torenia scabra. A collection of \15 stove and green¬ 
house plants were produced by Mr. Frazer, of Lea Bridge 
Road, and another by Mr. Pawley, of Bromley. The first prize 
was awarded to the former, which contained many well- 
managed plants, among which may be mentioned Kalosanthes 
grandiflora miniata, measuring about 2^ feet in height, and 
nearly the same in width, and covered with fine healthy foliage 
down to the pot; a fine Vinca alba, about 3 feet in height, and 
the same in width, profusely covered with blossoms. This 
group contained good plants of Manettia cordata, Stephanotis 
floribunda, Sollya linearis. Several collections of 10 stove and 
greenhouse plants were present, the best communicated by 
Mr. Hunt; another by Mr. May, who won the second prize. 
In Mr. Hunt’s collection were a fine Clerodendron squamatum, 
Erica tricolor elegans, a fine Ixora coccinea, Boronia serrulata, 
well managed, and a fine Erica tricolor. 
Of Cape Heaths there was a good display. The first prize for 
15 was awarded to Mr. May, for well-grown plants of Savileana, 
radiata, densa, and several others showing equally good culti¬ 
vation. Mr. Barnes and Mr. Green also showed in this class. 
Among nurserymen, the first prize was awarded to Messrs. 
Fairbairn, for 12 plants, who contributed a variety of Jasmini- 
flora, the curious-looking rather than beautiful viridiflora, and 
several others. Mr. Frazer and Mr. Dawson also showed in 
this class. 
There were three groups of eight Heaths; the first, from 
Mr. Hunt, contained a fine metulseflora, odora rosea, in fine 
condition, and Massoni, in fine perfection. Mr. Bruce and 
Mr. Taylor also exhibited in this class, and six specimens were 
sent by Mr. Roser, gardener to J. T. Helling, Esq. 
Of Seedlings, Mr. Pamplin was awarded second prizes for^ 
three varieties of ventricosa ; they were named magnifica, rosy 
pink, v. grandiflora, larger, but not of such bright colours as the 
former, and v. splendens, producing slender flowers of a bright 
rose. 
Of Orchids, a magnificent group was present from the garden 
of S. Rucker, Esq., jun.; there were Stanhopea tigrina, Saccola- 
bium guttatum, in fine condition, Aerides odoratum, Oncidium 
leucochilum, Odontoglossum grande, Brassia Wray® and Ear.- 
ceana, Cycnoches chlorochilon, with singular pale green flowers, 
Lycaste cruenta, very pretty, and the rare Mormodes luxatum. 
