picotee

Picotee, pik-ō-tē′, n. a florist's variety of carnation.

She said I might have known she wanted a Bizarre, and not a Picotee, and I was bringing "coals to Newcastle."

A picotee bloom and rose were gathered in a garden at Norwich. 26.—Mr.

Did not she, in rude horse-play pelting a foolish guardsman with green apples, break a bell-glass that sheltered the picotee cuttings cherished of Jacob's and of Peggy's souls?

"This flower," he said, undoing the tissue paper of the package in his hand, "is the picotee, which keeps fresh five or six days longer than any parting pangs."