White-edged
The Illustrated Dictionary of Gardening · 1887 · p. 16
Edge so heavily dusted with farina as to completely hide the green and give it a white appearance; the powder frequently as dense as on the paste portion; other points like the first. Leading varieties: A CME (Read), A NNE S MITH (Smith), A RABELLA (Headley), B EAUTY (Traill), B RIGHT V ENUS (Lee), C AT HER IN A (Summer scales), C ONSERVATIVE (Douglas), C OUNTESS OF W ILTON (Cheetham), E ARL G ROSVENOR (Lee), F AVORITE (Taylor), F RANK S IMONITE (Simonite), G LORY (Taylor), J OHN S IMONITE (Walker), N E P LUS U LTRA (Smith), R EGULAR (Ashworth), S MILING B EAUTY (Heap), S YLVIA (Douglas), T RUE B RITON (Hepworth).
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