THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



NEW COLEUS, 



MONTICOLOR AND PICTUS. 



These are not hvbrirls from our giirdeii varieties, but a new species from tlie Duke of York Island. Tliey are very attractive, 

 and distinct irom anything that lias been introduced belore. ilonticolor (sent out by Mr. Veitch) foliage bold and deeply 

 lacirriated. Curiously niarked und spotted with red and yellow on a chocolate ground. Sometimes the entire leat becomes 

 bright red.' Very fine. Price .')ii cents each. 



Pictus (sent out by Mr. Bull). This differs from Monticolor by the ground-work of the foliage being bright green, instead 

 of chocolate brown, \vhich gives it a very distinct appearance. They are both novelties of first-class. Price 50 cents each; 

 $5.00 per dojien. 



New ColeusSplendens, improvement on Vershafeltii, being much brighter. Good bedder. Price 25 cents eac'i ; $2.00 per doz. 



New Fuchsia, Vox Populi, Double White Corolla, Scarlet Sepals. Early and of excellent hal)it. Price 50 cents each; 

 $5 00 per dozen. 



New Double Geranium Jeaunie Reid. See description in the Feb. Gardener's Monthly. Price $l.(iO each ; $9.00 per doz. 



The following are new. of last year's importations and home [ Carnations, S4 per 100. 

 production ; they are first class. Price. $4. per doz., $20 per 100. I Chrysanthemums. $,5 per 100. 

 Admiration. Annie Montel, Augusta, Villaume. Bichop Wood, | Coleus, bet^t varinties, S5 per 100. 

 Cliamele'>u,' Henry Benrer, .Madame Kevore, Madume Thibaut, Centain-t a Candida $7 per 100. 

 Victor Hugo, Noemie, Venus, Madeline, W. Fancourt; als> a 1 (^yninocarpa. JO per JiXi. 

 large collection of the best bedding and market varieties at $S Dianthus Alba Montiflora, new, $10 per 100. 

 per 100. , I Ditmthus Querteri, $<) per 100. 



Geranium, Hapjiy Thought, $2 per doz., $15 per 100. i Fuchsias. $6 per lUO. 



Double Jvy-Leaf Geranium, King Albert, $/f per doz., $10 Funkia. the White Day Lily, $3 per doz. 

 per 100. Heliotropes, $5 per 100. 



Double Sweet Alyssitm, $6 per 100. Lantai as, $ti per 100. 



I'Ouble Petunia.*, ST per 100. ! Plumfiago Capensis, $6 perlOO. 



Alter.nanthas, $4 per 100. | Stenotaphrum, Globerum variety, n-ew, $2 per doz. 



Argeratums, .■g.5 per 100. l Verb-n;is, S3 per lOi). 



Caladiums, 12 named varieties, large bulbs, $3 per doz. I Violets, Maria Louisa, $4 per 100. 



The above qnotation is for the months of February and March only. C plants of one kind or class at dozen rates 

 ■55 plants at 100 rates. No order shipped from this list for a less amount than $.■). • For smaller amounts and greater varieties 

 «ee Catalogue, mailed to all on applic.ilion. Terms, cash w'ith the order. 



K. HARRIS, Kingsessmg Nurseries, 



feb.i2. 6501 Darby Iload, Philadelphia, 



AUGUS'GD ROLKEIl & SONS, 



4:4 JDBY Sl\, NEW YORK. 



Keep constantly on hand the largest and best assorted stock of 



FLORISTS' SUPPLIES 



in this country, in the best make and quality. Baskets of all styles, Wire Designs, Bouquet- 

 papers, Immortelles, etc., furnished to the trade at reasonahle rates. 



IMPORTEHS OF SEEDS AUD BULBS. 



Supply the tnide with retail packets of choice and fresh Flower and Garden Seeds at special 

 rates. 



This Spring's importation of Standard Koses offered in fine specimens. 



Notice. — Send for our special import figures on Dutch and other bulbs, etc., for the coming 

 rseason. 



^"See our advcrtisetnent on title page..^ 



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