Gypsy Queen, dbl. A very fine enormous 
flower with deep crimson calyx and rose- 
mauve corolla. Very vigorous plant, 6 feet 
or more. 
Halloween (Dr. Lagan). Similar in growth 
to Cascade, very large flowers, light plum 
corolla, sepals white flushed pink, wonder- 
ful basket. 
Hap Hazard, dbl. A large upright plant with 
well-shaped flowers of scarlet tube and sep- 
als and deep purple corolla, petals with 
fine white edging. 
Henri Poincare. To my mind one of the most 
beautiful fuchsias grown. The long violet- 
blue corolla forms a perfect bell, which is 
handsomely set off by pointed red sepals. 
By very little coaxing makes wonderful 
basket. 
Heron, sgl. One of the best among the many 
red and purples. Produces a mass of good 
size flowers for a long period. Upright plants 
to 5 feet high. 
Hugh Evans, sgl. A handsome trailing vari- 
ety with long, single flowers of crimson and 
burgundy red. Useful for walls or banks or 
can be staked up. Fine for baskets. 
Jules Daloges, dbl. Very popular for its ex- 
tra large flowers with red calyx and violet- 
plum pale corolla with splashes of fine pink. 
Kitty O’Day, dbl. Tube and sepals rose red. 
Corolla white washed and veined rose red. 
Petals beautifully cupped or rolled in edges. 
A handsome, large, very floriferous variety. 
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Lilac Queen, dbl. Small plant 
of bushy habit with medium 
size rose-lilac corolla and deep 
pink sepals and tube. 
Little Beauty, sgl., sdbl. Dwarf 
compact bush, very free flower- 
ing, red calyx and lavender- 
blue corolla. 
Lord Byron, sgl. A small plant 
with small flowers distinct by 
the very deep purple colored 
corolla; short, red tube and 
sepals. 
Lustre Improved, sgl. Distinct 
among the many long white 
tubed ones. Medium size plant, 
waxy white, almost translucent 
tube and very brilliant orange- 
red corolla. 
Macrostemma Alba. A species 
from Chile. Very large shrub or 
tree with small foliage and al- 
most white blossoms in size of 
the Gracillis. 
Mademoiselle (Reiter, Sr.). A 
bush fuchsia with the flowers 
and color of “Schneewitchen” 
or ‘Countess of Aberdeen." The 
plant is strong and vigorous 
and the blooms come in con- 
tinuous profusion on the tips of 
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