Blue and Purple Flowered

The Illustrated Dictionary of Gardening · 1887 · p. 2
A DVANCE,* flowers reddish-purple, lighter at the eye, dwarf, and free habit; A RGUS,* rich plum, with deep orange eye, large and free; D R. B UENZOD,* flowers rich crimson purple, spotted with orange in the centre, very free; E XCELSIOR, rich violet-purple, very large and free, with compact habit; G EM,* flowers small, of good form, rich carmine-purple; G IBSONI,* flowers very large, clear mauve, with the tube white outside; G RANDIS, rich violet purple, with large orange eye, carmine shaded, a charming variety; L ADY S CARS DALE,* flowers of fair size, very free, rich plum purple, shaded carmine; L ONGIFLORA MAJOR,* a stronger grower than the type, freely producing large rich blue flowers, one of the finest varieties grown; M ADAME G EORGE, deep purple shaded crimson; M AUVE Q UEEN,* flowers very large, of a distinct mauve, with a brownish eye-shade, very profuse, with a grand habit, one of the best; P URPUREA ELEGANS,* deep claret purple, orange throat with dark spots, a very attractive variety; R OLLISONII,* flowers large, deep lavender-blue, yellow throat, spotted with deep crimson, very effective; V IVICANS,* dark carmine-purple, with crimson eye, a few blue rays streaking from the eye, habit good, and very free.
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