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NATIONAL . 
 
 SWEET PEA 
 
 JC JC JC 
 
 SOCIETY . . 
 
 INST. 1900 
 
 OFFICIAL 
 
 CATALOGUE of . . . 
 SWEET PEA NAMES 
 
 1909 
 
 PRICE SIXPENCE. 
 
 CHAS. H. CURTIS, Hon. Sec, 
 
 Adelaide Road, Brentford, Middlesex. 
 
National Sweet Pea Society's 
 
 OFFICIAL CATALOGUE 
 
 OP 
 
 SWEET FEA NA/AES. 
 
 The following Official Catalogue of varieties of Sweet Peas 
 is as complete as it has been possible to compile from the seed lists 
 of the principal British and American raisers and distributors. 
 The Catalogue, kindly prepared by Miss Jessie Cuthbertson, is 
 issued to preserve old names ^^nd titles/ and in order that raisers 
 and introducers may avoid the duplication of names. 
 
 The name following the variety is that of the raiser. If two 
 names are given, the second is that of the firm who introduced 
 the variety to commerce. 
 
 The names in small capitals indicate old varieties or those 
 that have been superseded by later introductions ; italics indicate 
 synonyms. 
 
 The Committee deprecates the use of a firm's or raiser's name 
 as a possessive prefix to the title of a Sweet Pea, and all such 
 prefixes have been deleted in the present issue. In future, to 
 safeguard raisers and the public, and prevent confusion, a name 
 containing such a prefix will not be recognised by the National 
 Sweet Pea Society. 
 
 The Certificates and Awards of Merit noted are tho3e of th_e 
 National Sweet Pea Society, or, where " E.H.S." is added, those 
 of the Koyal Horticultural Society. 
 
 Corrections of names, descriptions, or dates of introduction 
 and notification of omissions will be gratefully received by the 
 Hon. Secretary, so that future catalogues may be as complete and 
 accurate as possible. 
 
Official Catalogue. 
 
 A. J. Cook (Unwiu — Watkins & Simpson, 1907). — Violet mauve self, of 
 Gladys Unwin form. 
 
 A. W. Taylor. Incorrect initials. See J. T. Taylor. 
 Acme (H. J. Jones, 1908).— Blush white. 
 
 Admiral Togo (Breadmore, 1906). — Extremely dark violet maroon. 
 
 Admieation (Morse— Burpee, 1900). — Delicate shade of rosy lavender. 
 
 Adonis (Oarber, 1834). — Carmine pink; wings lighter shade. 
 Agnes Eokford (Eokford, 1907).— Soft and bright shade of pink. 
 Agnes Johnston (Eckford, 1903).— Standard rose pink, shaded cream; wings 
 
 cream, flushed pink. 
 Albatross (Dobbie & Co., 1907). — Pure white, black seeded. 
 
 Alice Eckfobd (Eckford). — Standard cream, tinted cerise; wings white. 
 Albion (Stark). — Ivory white. 
 
 Alba Magnifica (Henderson). — Pure white. 
 America (Morse— Vaughan, 1896). — White, striped with crimson scarlet, 
 (syn. Toreador). 
 
 Amebican Belle (Burpee, 1894).— A spotted and striped form of Painted 
 Lady. 
 
 Amebican Queen (Morse— Burpee, 1902).— Standard salmon red; wings 
 rose. 
 Anglian Blue (E. W. King & Co., 1909).— Sky blue, waved. 
 Anna Lumley (Lumley, 1909).— A Spencer Black Knight. 
 Annie B. Gilroy (Eckford, 1909). — Deep cerise. 
 Annie Stark (Stark, 1906).- White, delicately flushed with pale pink. 
 
 "Apple Blossom (Eckford). — Standard bright pinkish rose; wings blush. 
 Apple Blossom Spencer (Burpee,' 1908).— Eose and blush, waved. 
 Asta Ohn Spencer (Morse, 1909).— Lavender, tinted with mauve, waved. 
 Audrey Crier (Breadmore, 1908).— Salmon pink; both standard and wings 
 
 waved and crinkled. P. CO. and S.M. 1906. 
 Aurora (Burpee, 1897).— White, striped with orange salmon. 
 
 AuBOBA (Poster).— Bright pink, veined red. A.M., E.H.S., 1898. 
 Aurora Spencer (Burpee, 1909).— White, striped salmon, waved. 
 
 Baden Powell (Jones & Son).— Deep lavender blue. 
 Beacon (Bolton, 1906). — Standard cerise; wings cream. 
 Beatrice Spencer (Morse, 1909).— White, tinted pink and buff, waved. 
 Beauty (Bolton— Sharpe, 1908).— Blush pink, waved. 
 
Bertrand Deal (Wm. Deal, 1910).— Eosy mauve, waved. 
 
 Black (Noble, Cooper & Bolton).— Intense blaokish purple. 
 
 Blanche Bubpeb (Eckford, 1897).— Pure white. A.M., E.H.S., 1895. 
 
 Blanche Febby (Ferry).— Standard carmine rose; wings white tinged pink. 
 Blackbird (Bolton— Sharpe, 1908).— Blackish maroon. 
 Black Knight (Eckford, 1898).— Shining deep maroon self. 
 Black Michael (Eckford, 1905).— Bright reddish maroon. 
 
 Blue-Edged (Trevor Clarke— Carter, 1883).— White, with blue edge. 
 
 Blue Htbbid. — Probably identical vfith Blue-Edged. 
 Blush Queen (Dobbie & Co., 1907).— A pale blush form of Gladys Unwin. 
 
 Blushing Beauty (Eckford).— Soft pink, suffused with lilac. 
 Blush Spencer (E. W. King & Co., 1909).— Blush, waved. 
 Bob (H. J. Jones, 1908). — Deep red; wings tinted rose. 
 Bobbie K. (Chandler — Unwin). — Apple blossom blush, waved. 
 
 BoEEATTON (Eckford). — Deep maroon self. 
 
 Bbide of Niagara (Vick). — Standard bright carmine rose; wings white: 
 a considerable percentage of the flowers are double. 
 
 Beidesmaid (Morse — Vaughan). — Carmine; wings a lighter shade. 
 
 Brilliant (Morse — Burpee, 1898). — Bright crimson scarlet. 
 
 Brilliant Blue (Burpee, 1907). — See Lord Nelson. 
 Britannia (Dobbie & Co.). — White, heavily flaked crimson. 
 
 BEo^fZE King (Haage & Schmidt). — Coppery pink ; wings white. 
 
 Bronze Peince (Eckford — Bull). — Standard rose flushed bronzy scarlet ; 
 wings pale blush. 
 
 Buttebely (Sutton, 1878).— White, shaded with mauve. 
 
 California (Lynch). — Very light pink self. 
 
 Califobnian Sunbeams (Morse). — A primrose-coloured Mont Blanc. 
 Calypso (Eckford, 1900). — Magenta, flushed mauve. 
 Captivation (Eckford, 1897). — A rosy purple self. 
 
 Captain of the Blues (Eckford, 1891). — Standard bright purple blue; 
 wings pale blue. 
 Captain of the Blues Spencer (Morse, 1909). — Standard purple; wings blue, 
 waved. 
 Captain Claeke (Clarke — Sharpe). — White, shaded and pencilled with 
 
 crimson and violet. 
 Capbicb (Johnson, 1906). — White, delicately shaded pale pink. 
 OABivrBN Sylva (Laxton). — Claret, shading to white; wings light lilac. 
 Carmine Base (Muskett). — Benamed Princess Beatrice. See Princess 
 
 Beatrice. 
 Caedinal (Eckford). — Shining crimson scarlet. 
 
Cecil Crier (Breadmore). — Deep rosy pink, waved. 
 
 Celestial (Lorenz). — Standard light mauve ; wings lavender. 
 
 Ceres. — See Mrs. Collier. 
 
 Chancellor (Bokford, 1898). — Bright orange pink. 
 Chilton (Clark, Ltd., 1909). — Pale salmon pink, waved. 
 Chrissie Unwin (Unwin). — Light shade of scarlet. 
 Clara Curtis (Bolton — Sharpe, 1908). — Pale primrose, waved type (syn. 
 
 Burpee's Primrose Spencer.) 
 Coccinea (Eckford, 1901). — Brilliant cerise self. 
 Codsall Rose (Baker's, 1906). — Bich rose, paler towards the centre of the 
 
 flower ; waved standard. 
 Colleen (Wm. Deal, 1910). — Standard rosy red; wings almost white, waved. 
 
 Colonist (Eckford, 1898). — Lilac, overlaid with bright rose. 
 
 Columbia (Hutchins). — Bed, white and blue striped. 
 Constance OliYcr (Lumley — Breadmore — Wright, 1908). — Delicate pink, suf- 
 fused with cream, Spencer type. A.M., 1908 ; A.M., B.H.S., 1908. 
 Contrast (Bath, 1910). — Blue and purple, edged white, waved. 
 
 Coquette (Eckford, 1896). — Deep primrose, faintly suffused rose. 
 
 CoBAL Gem (Tuttle — Vaughan). — Light coral pink self. 
 
 CoKONET (Walker — Hutchins). — White, striped with orange pink. 
 
 Cobonation ( ? ). — Blush, tinged salmon. 
 
 Countess of Abebdeen (Eckford, 1896). — White, margined with pale 
 pink. 
 
 Countess Cadogan (Eckford, 1899). — Standard clear violet; wings light 
 
 blue. A.M., B.H.S., 1897. 
 Countess op Lathom (Eckford, 1900).— Delicate pink self. 
 Countess of Northbrook (Breadmore, 1909). — Large pale pink. 
 
 Countess 01- Powis (Eckford, 1897).— Glowing orange colour, suffused 
 
 with light purple. A.M., B.H.S., 1894. 
 Countess op Badnob (Eckford, 1891). — Standard pale mauve; wings lilac. 
 Countess op Shbewsbury (Eckford, 1896).— Clear pink, suSused with 
 
 light purple. 
 
 Countess Spencer (Cole— Sydenham, 1904). — Lovely shade of pale pink, 
 darker toward the edges. P.C.C, 1901. 
 Cebolb (Morse— Burpee, 1896). — Standard pinkish lavender ; wings 
 
 lavender. 
 Cbeam op Bbockhampton (Poster). — Cream self. 
 Cream Paradise (Hemus). — Light primrose self, waved. 
 Crimson (Bath, 1908). — Large crimson self. 
 Crimson Paradise (Hemus, 1908). — Large crimson, waved. 
 
 Cbown Jewel (Eckford, 1896).— Creamy buff, tinted with rose. 
 
 Cbown Pbincess op Prussia (Haage & Schmidt).— Deep pink, shading to 
 
 very light pink. 
 Cybil Bbeadmoee (Breadmore, 1906). — Bich rosy carmine self. 
 Cupid (Burpee, 1896).— Dwarf, pure white. A.M., E.H.S., 1895. 
 
Dainty (Morse— Burpee, 1903).— White, with pink piootee edge. 
 
 DaYid R. Williamson (Eckford, 1905).— Bright indigo blue; wings lighter 
 
 Dawn (Stark). — Standard light crimson magenta; wings white shaded 
 crimson. 
 
 Daybreak (Hutohins— Burpee, 1896).— White, marbled with rose and 
 crimson. 
 Delicata (Stark, 1906).— White, tinted with pink. 
 
 Delight (Bckford). — White, crested with crimson. 
 DeYonshire Cream (Bathhurst— Maokereth, 1908).— Rich cream self. 
 Distinction (Bath, 1910). — White, edged red, waved. 
 Dodwell F. Browne (Bckford, 1909). — Bright crimson, waved. 
 
 Dolly Vaeden (Morse— Burpee, 1898). — Standard light purple; wings 
 white, shaded light purple and violet. 
 
 Domino ( ? ). — Creamy white, flaked with crimson. 
 Dora Breadmore (Breadmore, 1906).— Primrose and bufi. P.C.O., 1904. 
 
 Dora Cowper. — See Mrs. Collier. 
 Doris Clayton (Breadmore, 1909). — Lavender, waved. 
 
 Dorothy Bckford (Eckford, 1903).- Pure white. F.C.C., 1902 ; A.M., E.H.S., 
 1902. 
 
 DOEOTHY Tennant (Eokford). — Rosy mauve self. A.M., B.H.S., 1890. 
 
 DoKOTHY ViCK (Viok). — Standard scarlet ; wings crimson ; produces double 
 flowers. 
 Douglas Breadmore (Breadmore, 1906). — Purple flake. A.M., 1904. 
 Duchess (Clark, Ltd., 1909). — Deep salmon, waved. 
 
 Duchess op Edinbuegh (Eckford). — Scarlet, flushed with crimson. 
 
 Duchess of Sutheelakd (Eckford, 1898). — Pearly white, sufiused pink. 
 Duchess of Westminster (Eckford, 1900). — Apricot, flushed pink; wings 
 delicate rose. 
 
 Duchess of Yobk (Bckford). — White, striped with pinkish purple. 
 Dudley Lees (Breadmore, 1908). — Deep maroon. 
 
 Duke op Claeenoe (Eokford). — Rosy claret self. 
 
 Duke of Sutheeland (Eckford, 1898), — Standard deep claret ; wings 
 indigo blue. 
 Duke of Westminster (Eckford, 1899). — Rosy maroon, overlaid with violet. 
 
 Duke of Yoek (Eokford). — Standard rosy pink ; wings white. 
 
 E. G. Matthews (H. J. Jones, 1907).— Rich velvety maroon, waved. 
 
 B. J. Castle (Unwin— Watkins & Simpson, 1907).— Rosy carmine, with light 
 
 salmon shading. 
 Earl Cromer (Eckford, 1907), — Crimson lake, overlaid chocolate. 
 
Earl of Plymouth (Baker's, 1909).— Buff self, waved. 
 
 Earliest of AH (Burpee, 1898). — Standard deep rose ; wings white. 
 
 Earliest Wliite (Burpee, 1906).— Pure white. 
 
 Eabtebn Queen ( ? ). — Cream ground, slightly flaked. 
 Elegance (Stark, 1909). — White, feathered orange scarlet. 
 
 Elebida (Johnson). — Primrose, lightly striped rose. 
 
 EiiizA EoKEOED (Eokford, 1893). — Rose, tinted with deeper shade. A.M., 
 R.H.S., 1893. 
 Elsie Herbert (Breadmore, 1908).— Blash, waved. A.M., 1906. 
 ' Emily Eckpoed (Eokford).— Coerulean blue. A.M., B.H.S., 1890. 
 
 Emily Hendebson (Henderson, 1894). — Pure white. A.M., E.H.S., 1894. 
 
 Emily Lynch (Lynch). — Standard scarlet rose ; wings primrose, tinged pink. 
 
 Empeess op India (Eckford). — Rose pink standard; white wings. 
 Enchantress (Stark, 1906). — Deep pink, darker towards the edges. 
 Eric Hinton (Hinton Bros., 1904). — Bright pink, slightly deeper towards the 
 
 edges. 
 Ernest King (E. W. King & Co., 1909). — Large orange pink, waved. 
 
 Etna (Laxton). — Standard claret ; wings pale purple. 
 Etta Dyke (Breadmore, 1908). — Pure white, waved (syn. Burpee's White 
 
 Spencer). A.M., 1906. 
 Evelyn Breadmore (Breadmore, 1906). — Pearly white, slightly tinged pink. 
 
 Evelyn Byatt (Watkins & Simpson, 1906). — Standard scarlet orange; 
 wings rosy. 
 
 Evelyn Hemus (Hemus, 190Y). — Bufi ground, with rosy picotee edge. 
 A.M., 1907. 
 Evening Stab (Morse — Vaughan). — Primrose, shaded light pink. 
 Exquisite (Bath, 1910).— White, speckled bright blue. 
 
 Paiby Queen (Haage & Schmidt). — White, slightly tinted pink. 
 Easoination (Eokford). — Magenta mauve. 
 Fashion (Morse — Burpee, 1899), — Rosy magenta self. 
 Finetta Bathurst (Bathurst— Mackereth, 1908). — Pure white, upright standard. 
 
 PiEEELY (Eokford). — Bright crimson. 
 Flora Norton (Morse — Vaughan). — Clear blue self (syn. Memento). 
 Flora Norton Spencer (Morse, 1909).— Bright blue, with a slight tint of 
 purple, waved. 
 Plobence Peazbe (Vaughan). — Standard crimson rose; wings white, 
 tinged pink. 
 Florence Molynenx (Dobbie & Co., 1905).— White, suffused with carmine. 
 Florence Morse Spencer (Morse).— Delicate blush, with pink margin 
 
 F.C.C, 1903. 
 Florrie Crutoher (H. J. Jones, 1908).— Rose pink, veined deeper pink. 
 Frank Dolby (XJnwin— Watkins & Simpson, 1907).— Lavender blue, 
 Unwin form. 
 
Gaiety (Eekford).— White, striped with bright rose. 
 George Baxter (Bolton, 1909).— Maroon, shaded violet, waved. 
 
 Geoege Gordon (Kokford, 1901) .—Bright red standard; wings rosy purple. 
 George Herbert (Breadmore).— Standard rosy magenta ; wings deep carmine. 
 George Stark (Stark, 1910).— Scarlet crimson, waved. P.C C and S M 
 1908. 
 
 Gipsy Qaeen (Watkins & Simpson, 1909).— Golden bufE, flaked carmine, 
 waved. 
 
 Gladys French (Unwiu, 1909).— White ground, marbled light blue. 
 
 Gladys Unwin (Unwin— Watkins & Simpson, 1905).— Pale pink, waved. 
 
 A.M., 1904. 
 Glory of Paris (Clark, Ltd., 1909).— Bright rosy scarlet, waved. 
 
 Golden Gate (Morse— Burpee, 1897).— Magenta lilac. A.M., E H.S. 
 
 1898. 
 Golden Gleam (Sunset Co.).— Light primrose. 
 
 Golden Rose (Morse— Burpee, 1902).— Primrose, flaked with light pink. 
 F.C.C., 1902. 
 Gordon &nkentell (Breadmore, 1909).— Flame coloured, waved. 
 GoBaEOns (Morse — Burpee, 1899). — Scarlet orange ; wings rose, tinted 
 
 orange. 
 Gbacie Greenwood (Eokford, 1902).- Cream, shaded with delicate pink. 
 Gray Pblae (Morse— Burpee, 1896).— White, marbled with heliotrope. 
 Grenadier (Clark, Ltd., 1909). — Brilliant scarlet, waved. 
 
 H. J. R. Digges (Eekford, 1908). — Bright claret, shaded maroon. 
 
 Hannah Dale (Dobbie & Co., 1908). — Rich maroon self. 
 
 Helen Lewis (Watson — Breadmore). — Standard orange; wings rosy salmon 
 
 (syn. Orange Countess). F.C.C. and S.M., 1905. 
 Helen Fierce (Morse, 1905). — Pure white, marbled with bright blue. A.M., 
 
 1905, F.C.C, 1907. 
 Henry Eekford (Eekford, 1906).— Bright orange self. F.C.C. and S.M., 1904, 
 
 A.M., R.H.S., 1905. 
 Herbert Smith (Holmes — Sydenham, 1908). — Bright scarlet orange. 
 
 Her Majesty (Eekford). — Rosy pink self. 
 Hester (Hemus, 1907). — Blue striped, waved. 
 Hetty Green (Ward — Bolton, 1907). — Bright orange scarlet; wings rosy 
 
 crimson. 
 Hetty Turner (Stark). — Pale pink, waved. 
 Hilda Jeffery (Breadmore). — Creamy rose. 
 
 Holdfast Belle (Hemus, 1908). — Soft pink, tinged apricot, waved. 
 Holdfast Fink (Hemus, 1908). — Delicate bufl pink, waved. 
 Hon. F. Bouvebie (Eekford). — Coral pink; wings lighter shade. 
 
Hon. Mrs. E. Kenyon (Eokford, 1901).— Light primrose self. 
 Horace Skipper (Stark, 1908).— Deep rosy pink, waved. 
 Horace Wright (Eokford, 1907).— Deep violet-blue self. A.M., 1906. 
 Hurst's Queen of Spain. — See St. George. 
 
 Ignea (Eokford). — Crimson soarlet; wings flushed purple. 
 
 Impbbial Blue (Eokford). — Blue, shaded mauve. 
 Improved Lucy Hemus (Hemus, 1908). 
 
 Inconstancy ( ? ). — White and primrose flowers on same plant. 
 
 Indigo King (Eokford). — Standard maroon purple; wings blue. 
 
 Invincible Black (1871). 
 
 Invincible Blue (Laxton). 
 
 Invincible Carmine (Laxton). 
 
 Invincible Scablet (S. Brown — Carter). 
 
 Invincible Stbipbd (Carter, 1874). 
 
 IsA EcKFOED (Eokford). — Creamy white, suffused pink. 
 Ivy Herbert (Breadmore). — Eioh plum. 
 
 J. T. Crier (Breadmore). — Clear lavender self. 
 
 J. T. Taylor (Breadmore, 1909). — Plum coloured, waved (syn. A. W. Taylor). 
 
 Jack Unwin (Unwin, 1909). — Hose flake on white ground, waved. 
 
 James Grieve (Eokford, 1908).— Sulphur self. E.C.C., 1904. 
 
 Janet Scott (Morse — Burpee, 1903). — Bright pink, tinged buff. 
 
 Jeannie Gordon (Eokford, 1902). — Bright rose, shaded cream. P.C.C, 1901. 
 
 Jessie Cuthbertson (Dobbie & Co., 1903). — Cream ground, striped salmon 
 
 rose. 
 Jet (Aldersey — Sydenham, 1909). — Very dark maroon. 
 
 John Ingman (Cole — Sydenham, 1904). — Rosy carmine, showing veins of 
 deeper shade. P.C.C, 1904. 
 
 Josephine White (Perry & Co.). — Pure white ; very early. 
 
 JuANiTA (Morse — Burpee, 1896). — White, striped lavender and mauve. 
 
 Kathabine Tbacey (Ferry & Co., 1896). — Soft pink; wings slightly paler. 
 Kathleen Macgowan (Breadmore, 1909). — Sky blue, waved, 
 Keston Red (H. 3. Jones, 1908). — Rich soarlet. 
 
 King Alfonso (Breadmore, 1909). — Crimson, shaded magenta, waved. 
 King Edward YII. (Eckford, 1903).— Bright crimson self. P.C.C, 1903. 
 King Edward Spencer (Burpee, 1909). — Eioh carmine scarlet, waved. 
 Kitty Clive (Bolton, 1909). — Pale soarlet salmon. 
 Kitty Crier (Breadmore, 1909). — Bicolor, waved. 
 
Lady Althorp (Cole, 1906).— White, edged deep bufi, waved. 
 
 Lady Aberdabe (Breadmore). — Soft light pink self. 
 
 Lady Beaoonspield (Eekford, 1892).— Standard salmon rose; wings pale 
 bviff. A.M., E.H.S., 1892. 
 Lady Cooper (Breadmore, 1906).— Clear lavender self. 
 Lady Farren (Stark, 1909). — Rose pink, waved. 
 Lady Grisel Hamilton (Eekford, 1899). — Shining pale lavender. A.M., 
 
 RH.S., 1896. 
 Lady Lennard (H. J. Jones, 1907). — Pure white, waved. 
 
 Lady Maby CnBEiE (Eekford, 1898).— Orange pink. A.M., E.H.S., 1897. 
 
 Lady M. Ormsby Goee (Eekford, 1901). — Pale bufi, tinted delicate pink. 
 
 Lady Nina Balpoub (Eekford, 1897). — Mauve, shaded dove grey. 
 
 Lady Penzance (Eekford, 1901) .—Bright rose. A.M., E.H.S., 1891. 
 
 Lady Skelmeesdale (Eekford). — Rosy lilac and white. 
 LaYender George Herbert (Breadmore, 1909). — Lavender, waved. 
 
 Lemon Queen (Eekford).— Blush pink, tinted with lemon. 
 
 Little Dobeit (Eekford, 1897). — Carmine standard; white wings. 
 
 Loed Kenyon (Eekford, 1900). — Rosy magenta self. 
 Lord Nelson (House & Son). — Rich deep navy blue (syn. Burpee's Brilliant 
 
 Blue). A.M., 1907. 
 Lord Rosebery (Eekford, 1902). — Rosy magenta self. 
 Lorna Doone (Stark, 1908). — Pale blush, waved. 
 Lottie Eekford (Eekford). — White, shaded and edged with blue. 
 
 Lottie Hutchins (Morse — Burpee, 1898). — Light primrose, striped with 
 pink. 
 
 Lovely (Eekford, 1895).— Soft pink. 
 Lovely Spencer (Morse, 1909). — Pink and blush, waved. 
 Lucy HemuB (Hemus, 1907). — A waved Jeannie Gordon. 
 
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 Madame Caenot (Laxton). — A small Captain of the Blues. 
 Maggie Stark (Stark, 1908). — Bright orange scarlet, waved. 
 
 Maid op Honoub (Morse — Burpee, 1897). — White, edged with lilac. 
 
 Majestic (Morse — ^Burpee, 1901). — Rosy red self. 
 
 Mabchioness op Cholmondeley (Eekford, 190i). — Cream, overlaid with 
 pink. 
 Marchioness of Tweeddale (Bolton, 1910). 
 Marbled Blue (Sutton, 1906).— White, striped and flaked blue. 
 Marjorie Linzee (Breadmore, 1909).— Bright rosy pink. 
 Marjorie Willis (Lumley — Breadmore — Wright, 1908). — Glowing rose, with 
 a little white at base. 
 
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 Maroon Paradise (Hemus, 1908). — Deep maroon, waved. 
 
 Maes (Eokford, 1895).— Fiery crimson. A.M., E.H.S., 1895 
 Maud Guest (Eokford).— Blush white, waved. A.M., 1906. 
 
 Mauvk Qoebs (Eokford).- Mauve. P.O., E.H.S., 1887. 
 May Perrett (Eokford, 1908) .- Ivory, tinged buff. 
 
 Memento. — See Flora Norton. 
 Menie Christie (Dobbie & Co., 1908).— Standard purplish carmine; wings 
 rosy magenta. 
 
 Mkteob (Eokford). — Standard orange salmon; wings pink. 
 Mid Blue (Sutton, 1907).— Deep sky blue. 
 Mid Blue (Dobbie & Co., 1909).— Deep sky blue. "A.M., E.H.S., 1908. 
 
 Mikado (Eokford). — Orange cerise, striped white. 
 
 MiLDBBD Waed (Ward — Sydenham, 1907). — Orange scarlet. 
 Millie Maslin (Holmes — Sydenham, 1908). — Very dark maroon. 
 Mima Johnston (Eokford, 1908). — Bright rose carmine. 
 Miss Bostock (Hemus, 1907). — Cream pink. 
 
 Miss Doris (OanneU). — Standard rosy salmon; wings more decided rose. 
 Miss E. F. Drayson (Unwin). — Rich scarlet. 
 Miss Frills (Gilbert, 1909).— White, shaded blush, waved. 
 
 Miss Hunt (Eokford). — Standard carmine salmon; wings pink. 
 Miss H. C. Philbrick (Stark, 1905). — Mauve, overlaid with clear blue. 
 Miss L. E. King (E. W. King & Co., 1909). — White, flaked orange pink, 
 
 waved. 
 Miss Willmott (Eckford, 1901). — Deep orange pink, shaded rose. 
 
 Modesty (Morse— Burpee, 1898). — White, tinted pink. 
 
 MONAEOH (Eckford, 1891). — Standard bronzy crimson; wings blue. 
 
 Mont Blanc (Benary). — Early flowering white. 
 Mother o'Pearl (Aldersey — Sydenham, 1909). — Silvery lavender. 
 Mrs. Andrew Ireland (Dobbie & Co., 1909). — Eosy pink and blush, waved. 
 
 F.C.C., 1908. 
 Mrs. A. Malcolm (Malcolm — Mackereth, 1909). — Deep cream. 
 Mrs. A. Korris (H. J. Jones, 1907). — Deep rose, waved standard. 
 Mrs- Alec Ware (BoltoU; 1910). — Cream, shaded apricot. 
 Mrs. Alfred Watkins (Unwin — Watkins & Simpson, 1907). — Pink, shading 
 
 to blush, Unwin type. 
 Mrs. Bieberstedt (Bell & Bieberstedt, 1908).— Eosy lilac. 
 Mrs. Charles Foster (Bakers, 1907). — Lavender, flushed pale rose, waved. 
 
 A.M., 1905. 
 Mrs. Charles Mander (Bakers, 1907). — Magenta with rather darker wings, 
 
 waved. 
 Mrs. Chas. Masters (Eokford, 1909). — Standard rosy salmon; wings cream. 
 Mrs. Ohio Holmes (H. J. Jones, 1907). — Deep rosy mauve, waved. 
 Mrs. Collier (Dobbie & Co., 1907). — Primrose self (syns. Dora Cowper (Bread- 
 more) and Ceres (Dobbie). A.M., 1906. 
 
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 Mrs. C. W. Breadmore (Breadmore). — Buff ground, with rosy piootee edge. 
 
 Mks. DtrGDALB (Eckford). — Rose, shaded primrose. 
 
 Mbs. Eckpord (Eokford, 1S91).— Primrose self. A.M., R.H.S., 1891. 
 Mrs. E. Herbert (H. J. Jones, 1908).— Lilac pink, veined deeper. 
 
 Mes. FiTZGEEiLD (Eckford, 1900). — Cream, flushed and edged rose. 
 
 Mbs. Gladstone (Eckford). — Delicate pink and blush. 
 Mrs. George Charles (Bolton, 1910). — Large blue, waved. 
 Mrs. Geo. Higginson, Jnr. (Morse — Vaughan). — Light lavender self. 
 Mrs. Hardcastle Sykes (Bolton, 1906). — Delicate blush pink, waved. A.M., 
 
 1905. 
 Mrs. Henry Bell (Bolton, 1908). — Rich apricot pink, on cream ground, 
 waved. P. CO., 1908. 
 
 Mb3. H. K. Barnes (Dobbie & Co., 1905). — Standard apricot colour ; 
 wings creamy buff. 
 Mrs. J. Miller (H. J. Jones, 1908). — Salmon pink self. 
 Mrs. J. G. Day (H. J. Jones, 1909). — Deep primrose, tinted buff, waved. 
 
 Mrs. Jos. Chamberlain (Eckford). — White, striped with rose. 
 
 Mrs. Knights-Smith (Eckford, 1904). — Pink self. 
 Mrs. P. J. Foley (H. J. Jones, 1908). — Lavender blue. 
 Mrs. R. Cannell (Cannell). — Pink self, waved. 
 
 Mrs. R. 0. Pulling (H. J. Jones, 1908). — Pure white, tinted red, waved. 
 Mrs. R. F. Felton (Bolton). — Primrose self. 
 Mrs. R. M. Shelton (Bakers, 1909). — Rosy carmine. 
 Mrs. R. W. Pitt (Stark, 1909). — Crushed strawberry, waved. 
 Mrs. Tom Fagg (H. J. Jones, 1908). — Rich mauve, tinted pink. 
 Mrs. T. G. Baker (Bakers, 1909). — White, tinted bronzy amber, waved. 
 
 Mrs. iJoi/iera.— Renamed Sutton's Queen. See Queen. 
 Mrs. Routzahn (Burpee, 1909). — Apricot, sufiused with pink, waved. 
 
 Mrs. Sankey (Eckford). — Pure white. 
 Mrs. Sankey Spencer (Morse, 1909).— White, waved, black seeded. 
 Mrs. Walter Carter (Bunting, 1909).— Soft lavender, waved. 
 Mrs. W. King (B. W. King & Co., 1908).— Rosy carmine, waved. 
 Mrs. Walter Wright (Eckford, 1903).— Standard mauve; wings blue. 
 Mrs. Wilcox (Gilbert, 1909).— Wliite, striped bright red. 
 
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 Hancy Perkin (Perkin, 1910) .—Salmon self, waved. A.M., 1907. 
 
 Havy Blue (Burpee, 1899).— Dark blue. 
 
 Navy Blue Spencer (Breadmore, 1909).— Dark blue, waved. 
 
 Negro (H. J. Jones, 1908).— Deep maroon and dark blue. 
 
 Nell Gwynne (Stark, 1908). — Cream, sufiused salmon, waved. 
 
 New CotiNTESs (Burpee, 1897).— Lavender blue. 
 Uigger (House & Co.).- Nearly black. 
 
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 Nora Unwin (Unwin— Watkina & Simpson, 1907).— Pure white, waved. 
 
 A.M., 1907. 
 NoFma (Clark, Ltd., 1909). — Blush, edged salmon pink, waved. 
 
 Novelty (Bokford). — Standard orange rose ; wings mauve. 
 
 Nymphaea (Morse — Vaughan). — White, turning to pink. 
 
 Oddity (Morse — Burpee, 1896). — Light pink, veined with crimson. 
 Olive Bolton (Bolton, 1907). — Rich pink rose, waved. 
 Olive Ruff ell (Stark, 1908). — Bright rosy salmon, waved. 
 
 Orange Countess. — See Helen Lewis. 
 
 Obanqe Pbincb (Eckford).— Orange pink, flushed with scarlet. 
 
 Oregonia (Walker).— White, striped with brownish red. 
 
 Oriental (Morse — Burpee, 1898). — Orange pink. 
 
 Othello (Eckford). — Dark chocolate self. 
 Othello Spencer (Burpee, 1909). — Eich deep maroon, waved. 
 
 Ovid (Eckford). — Bright rosy pink. 
 
 Painted Lady (Mentioned by Burmanu in 1737). — Standard rose ; wings 
 white, tinted pink. 
 Paradise (Hemus — Sydenham, 1907). — A deeper form of Countess Spencer. 
 Paradise Carmine (Hemus, 1907). — Carmine, waved. 
 Paradise Ivory (Hemus, 1907).— Ivory white. A.M., 1908. 
 Paradise Opal (Hemus, 1908). — Violet and heliotrope. 
 Paradise Red Flake (Hemus, 1907). — Bed flaked, waved. 
 Paradise Regained (Hemus, 1907). — Blush white, waved. 
 
 Peach Blossom (Eckford). — Light salmon pink. 
 Peacock (H. J. Jones, 1908). — Red standard ; wings blue. 
 Perdita (Bath, 1910). — White, marbled pink. 
 Phenomenal (Morse). — White, shaded and edged lilac, waved. 
 Phoenix (E. W. King & Co., 1909).— White, flushed and shaded lilac. 
 Phyllis Unwin (Unwin — Watkius & Simpson, 1906). — Rosy carmine self, 
 
 waved. 
 Pink (Bolton, 1905;.— Rich orange pink. A.M., 1908, 
 
 Pink Ebiae (Morse — Burpee, 1899). — White, lightly marbled rose 
 crimson. 
 Pink Pearl. — (Unwin). — Rich pink self. 
 
 Prima Donna (Eckford, 1896). — Pure pink self. 
 
 Primrose (Eckford).- Pale yellow self. P.O., R.H.S., 1887. 
 Primrose Paradise (Hemus, 1908). — Primrose, waved. 
 
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 FrimFose Spencer (Breadmore, 1909). Primrose, waved. 
 
 Primrose Spencer (Burpee, 1908). — See Clara Curtis. 
 PFimrose Waved (Eckford, 1908). — Primrose, waved. 
 
 Pbencbss Beatrice (Muskett — Hurst). — Rosy pink (syn. Carmine Rose). 
 
 Pbinoess Louisb ( ? ). — Standard ligtt magenta pink ; wings lilac. 
 
 Peincess May (Laxton) . — Standard pale mauve ; wings lavender. 
 
 Pbxncess or Wades (Eckford). — White, striped mauve. 
 Princess Maud of Wales (Eckford). — A pale Coooinea. A.M., 1906. 
 Princess Victoria (Debbie & Co., 1908). — Standard white, ilushed pink; 
 vrings clear blush, Spencer type. A.M., 1907. 
 
 PsmcESS ViOTOBiA (Eckford). — Cerise standard ; wings bright pink. 
 Prince of Asturias (Breadmore, 1908). — Standard chocolate; wings deep 
 
 purple. 
 Prince Edward of York (Eckford, 1897). — Standard crimson scarlet; wings 
 
 rose. A.M., E.H.S., 1896. 
 Prince Olaf (Debbie & Co., 1908).— White, marbled clear blue. A.M., 1907. 
 Prince of Wales (Eckford, 1898).— Bright rose self. A.M., E.H.S., 1897. 
 Purity (Bolton — Sharpe, 1908). — Pure white, waved. 
 Purple King (Eckford, 1908). — Purple, shaded indigo. 
 
 PoBPtB Pbince (Eckford). — Marcon standard; purple wings. 
 
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 Queen (Rothera— Sutton, 1908).— Creamy buff, flushed pink; originally 
 Mrs. Bothera, but renamed Sutton's Queen before distribution. 
 A.M., 1906.- Prefix now deleted. 
 Queen (Clark, Ltd., 1909).— Cream, shaded deep pink, waved. 
 Queen Alexandra (Eckford, 1906). — Intense scarlet self. A.M., 1905. 
 Queenie (Wm. Deal, 1910).— Bufi or ivory, waved. 
 
 Queen op England (Eckford). — White, 
 Queen of Norway (Bolton, 1910). — Heliotrope mauve, waved. A.M., 1906. 
 Queen of Spain (Eckford, 1907).— Pearly pink self. 
 Queen of Pinks (Sutton, 1901).— Pure salmon pink. 
 
 Queen of the Isles (Eckford).— White, striped crimson. 
 
 Queen Victobla (Eckford, ]897).-Soft yellow. A.M., E.H.S., 1896. 
 Queen Victoria Spencer (Burpee, 1909).— Primrose, flushed rose, waved. 
 
 Eamona (Morse— Burpee, 1896).— White, striped light pink. 
 Ramona Spencer (Morse, 1909).— White, flaked blush pink, waved. 
 
 Red Riding Hood (Sunset Co.).— An American form with flowers like 
 a Snapdragon bud. 
 Regina (Bolton— Sharpe, 1908).— Maroon self. 
 
 Rising Sun (Laxton).— Rosy orange standard ; wings blush. 
 
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 Somani Rauni (Aldersey — Sydenham, 1909), — Cream and pink, waved. 
 Romolo Piazzani (Eckford, 1905). — Violet blue self. 
 
 Rosabelle Hoare (Unwin, 1909). — Soft rose flake, on white ground, waved. 
 Rosalind (Clarke, Ltd., 1909). — Deep rose, waved. 
 
 BosE Queen (Stark, 1905). — Rosy pink self. 
 Rosie Adams (Stevenson — H. J. Wright, 1908). — Peacock blue, waved. 
 
 A.M., 1907. 
 Rosie Gilbert (Gilbert, 1908). — Bright crimson, waved. 
 Rosie Sydenham (Burpee — Sydenham, 1905). — Deep rose self, waved. 
 Rosy Morn (CanneU, 1907).— Rich rosy pink, waved. A.M., E.H.S., 1906. 
 
 EoYAL Robe (Eckford). — Standard pink; wings blush. 
 
 Royal Rose (Eckford, 1896). — Rosy pink. 
 
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 Sadie Burpee (Eckford, 1699). — Pure white. 
 
 Salopian (Eckford, 1897).— Deep crimson, tinged mulberry red. A.M., 
 R.H.S., 1894. 
 
 Salvation Lassie (Burpee, 1902). — Light carmine, standard folding closely 
 over wings. 
 Scarlet (Bakers, 1909). — Bright scarlet self. 
 
 Scarlet Gem (Eckford, 1904).— Dazzling scarlet. E.C.C. and S.M., 1903. 
 Senator (Eckford, 1891). — Creamy ground, striped chocolate. 
 
 Sensation (Morse — Burpee, 1898). — Standard pink and bufi; wings white. 
 
 Shahzada (Eckford, 1897). — Maroon, shaded purple. 
 
 Shasta (Morse). — Pure white. 
 Silas Cole (Cole). — Dark maroon, waved. A.M., 1907. 
 Silver Wings (Stark, 1908).— White, flaked pink, waved. 
 
 Snapdbagon (Morse — Burpee, 1907). — White shaded pink, flowers like 
 Snapdragon buds. 
 
 Speckled Beauty (Morse — Vaughau). — Primrose, marbled with crimson. 
 
 Splendour (Eckford). — Rose, shaded crimson. E.G., E.H.S., 1887. 
 St. George (Hurst & Son, 1908).— Scarlet-orange self. E.C.C. and S.M., 
 1907; A.M., R.H.S., 1906, as Hurst's Queen of Spain. 
 
 Stanley (Eckford, 1890).— Deep maroon self. A.M., R.H.S., 1890. 
 
 Stella Morse (Morse — Burpee, 1898). — Bufi, tinted pink. 
 
 Sue Earl (Morse — Burpee, 1903). — Primrose, shading to light mauve. 
 
 Sunbeams (Morse — Burpee, 1904). — Primrose, early flowering. 
 
 Sunrise (Morse — Vaughan). — Pink, suffused primrose. 
 Sunrise (Gilbert, 1909). — Orange pink, waved. 
 
 Sunset (Morse — Vaughan). — Primrose, striped with rose. 
 Sweet Lavender (Bath, 1910). White, marbled lavender. 
 Sybil Eckford (Eckford, 1306). — Blush, pink shaded, on lemon ground. 
 Syeira Lee (Aldersey — Sydenham, 1909). Cream and rosy salmon, waved 
 
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 Tennant Spencer (Morse, 1909). — Purplish mauve, waved. 
 
 The Belle (Eckford).— Rose, splashed pale crimson. A.M., R.H.S., 1893. 
 
 The Bbide (Lynch). — Pure white. 
 
 The Faibt (Johnsons, 1907). — Lavender and white flowers on same stem. 
 The King (Dobbie & Co., 1909).— Large crimson, waved. A.M., B.H.S., 1908. 
 The Uarquis (Dobbie & Co., 1908).— Rosy mauve self, waved type. A.M., 
 1906. 
 
 The Queen (Eckford). — Rosy pink, shaded mauve. 
 
 Toreador. See America. 
 Triumph (Eckford, 1897).— Standard bright pink; wings white, flushed 
 
 purple. 
 Triumph Spencer (Bolton, 1909). — Salmon pink bioolor, waved. 
 Tweedy Smith (Breadmore). — Standard rose pink ; wings rose, suffused 
 
 white. 
 Tom Bolton (Bolton, 1910).— Dark maroon, waved. A.M., 1906. 
 
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 Unique (Stark, 1906).— White, flaked with pale blue. A.M., 1904. 
 
 Venus (Eckford, 1891).— Salmon bufi. A.M., R.H.S., 1891. 
 Yera Jeffery (Breadmore, 1908). — Pale pink, waved. 
 Vesuvius (J. C. Schmidt). — Claret, much lighter at the edges. 
 Violet Queen (Carter, 1877). — Violet. 
 
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 Waved Cream (Malcolm — Maokereth, 1909). — Deep cream. 
 
 Waverlet (Eckford). — Standard rosy claret ; wings blue. 
 
 Wawona (Morse — Burpee, 1898). — White ground, striped lilac. 
 
 White (Cannell). — Pure white. 
 White Paradise (Hemus, 1907).— White, waved. 
 
 White Spencer (Burpee, 1908).— Sea Etta Dyke. 
 White Spencer (Dobbie & Co.). — White, waved, black seeded. 
 White Spencer (E. W. King & Co., 1909).— White, waved. 
 White Triumph (Hemus).— White. 
 White WaYed (Eckford, 1908).— White, waved. 
 White Wonder (Morse — Burpee, 1904). — Pure white, producing double 
 
 flowers. 
 Winnie Cleve (H. J. Jones, 1908). — Rich mauve, tinted blue. 
 Winnie Jones (Stark, 1909). — Cream, flaked rose, waved. 
 Winifred Deal (Wm. Deal, 1910). — White, rosy edge to standard, waved. 
 
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 Yellow Hammer (Breadmore, 1909).— Pure sulphur yellow. 
 
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 Zara (Hemus, 1908). — Salmon pink, waved. 
 
 Zarina (Hemus, 1908). — Buff pink. 
 
 Zephyr (Blffen — Hemus ; Unwin, 1908). — Silvery blue self, waved. 
 
 Zero (Hemus, 1907). — An early white. 
 
 Zoe (Bifien— Unwin). — Clear shining blue. 
 
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 Eden Fisher & Company, Ltd., 
 
 95, 96 & 97, Penchurcb Street, 6, 7 & 8, Clements Lane, 
 
 and Spencer House, South Place, Tinsbury, 
 
 London, E.G.