Crimson and Scarlet Flowered
The Illustrated Dictionary of Gardening · 1887 · p. 2
A URORA,* rich rosy-scarlet, with yellow throat, very large, fully 2in. acro ; C ARL W OOLFORTH,* deep crimson, shaded lighter at the eye, very free; D AZZLE, flowers small, brilliant scarlet, pale yellow eye, very pretty and free; D IADEM,* crimson lake, shaded carmine, with deep yellow eye; E CLIPSE,* rich orange-scarlet, spotted with carmine, extremely floriferous, with a good habit; F IREFLY,* deep carmine red, golden eye, spotted with crimson, one of the best; H ARRY W ILLIAMS,* bright cerise red, yellow, maroon spotted, the edge prettily fringed, a very charming variety; L OVELINESS, rich magenta crimson, golden eye, spotted with maroon; M ETEOR, flowers rather large, bright crimson-scarlet, yellow eye, spotted carmine, very dwarf and free; S CARLET P ERFECTION,* rich carmine-scarlet, deep orange eye, very beautiful; S IR T REHERN T HOMAS,* deep crimson-lake, very profuse, with a good habit; S TELLA, deep magenta, with orange eye, the margins fringed, very large and free, 2in. or more acro ; W ILLIAMSII,* flowers large, stout, brilliant scarlet, orange throat, habit dwarf and free-branching, one of the finest varieties grown.
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