. Cassell's popular gardening. Gardening. 40 CASSELL'S POPULAE GAEDENING. CarlMendel, brigM crimson. Cloth of gold, yellow. Crimson Gem, crimson. George Thoujpsou, pale yel- low. John WyattjCrimson-scarlet Bedding Bahlias. Marguerite Bruant, white. Rising Sun, scarlet. Eoyal Purple, purple. Yellow Pet, pare i ellow. Zelinda, crimson-purple. Bouquet or Pompon Dahlias. Comtesse von Sternberg, yellow and white. Coquette, orange. Dora, primrose and white. E. F. Jungker, amber. Favourite, dark maroon- Fireball, orange-red. Gazelle, yellow, edged ma- genta. Gem, rich scarlet. German Favourite, crims
. Cassell's popular gardening. Gardening. 40 CASSELL'S POPULAE GAEDENING. CarlMendel, brigM crimson. Cloth of gold, yellow. Crimson Gem, crimson. George Thoujpsou, pale yel- low. John WyattjCrimson-scarlet Bedding Bahlias. Marguerite Bruant, white. Rising Sun, scarlet. Eoyal Purple, purple. Yellow Pet, pare i ellow. Zelinda, crimson-purple. Bouquet or Pompon Dahlias. Comtesse von Sternberg, yellow and white. Coquette, orange. Dora, primrose and white. E. F. Jungker, amber. Favourite, dark maroon- Fireball, orange-red. Gazelle, yellow, edged ma- genta. Gem, rich scarlet. German Favourite, crimson- Jake. Grass an Wien, shaded buff. Hedwig Polwig, orange- scai'let. Isabel,bright orange-scarlet. Lady Blanche, pure white. Little Diichess, white, edged crimson. Louis Eodani, deep shaded lilac. Mabel, bright lilac. Nympli, yellow, tipped with red. Prince of Lilliputians, very dark maroon. Princess Sophie Sopieha, shade 1 la'-e. Titania, yellow, tipped with bronze. WillieIm Nitsche, red, tip- ped with white. SingU Dahlias. (The following are we'l-known and serviceable varieties, but many new ones are being raised every year.) Mrs. Bowman, purplish magenta. Alba, pure white. Amos Perry, shining ma- roon. Coccinea, bright scarlet. Dorothy, white and peach. Firefly, pale crimson. Harlequin, rose and purple. Mauve Queen, pale lilac. Miss Mary Anderson, crim- son scarlet. Mr. Kennett, striped. Norah, bright pink. Paragon, rich maroon and purple. Eosamond, bright rosy pink. >^unset, brigi't crimson. Yellow Dwarf, yellow. Yellow Queen, deep yellow. The rich semi-donMe C >ctus Dahlia, D. Juarezii, should also be included in this collection. to the cultivator, leaving those who desire to pursue the suhject further to consult some ot the more re- cently puhlished text-books. Cells, their Structure and —For our present purpose it suffices to say that the cell exists in various forms and phases, but that in its perfect condition it consists of an outer bag of membrane c
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