Campanr/ma'a Innrcolita. — Cnrious and intorestinp; floAvcrs bcll-slinpcd, prcenisli out 

 side, iiuri)lish nnd mottled within. Japan. Green-house ohinher. M. ^'(ln IJoutte, (rhent. 



Cannioj'c fa^ti(jia(a. — A olianniiiK little everfireen shnih, with the leaves closely imbri- 

 cated in four rows, and witli drooping white bell-shaped flowers. Himalaya, llurdy ever- 

 green shrub, reijuiriuf^f a cool moist i)eat bed. Ulannerin Hot. Gurd. 



Ceanothus jloribundus. — Beautiful, and of neat habit; llowers rich deep blue, in dense 

 globular heads, which are thickly studded over the braDches and branchlets. California. 

 Uardy evergreen shrub. Messrs. Veitch. 



Ceanothus Lohhianus. — Distinct and showy; flowers deep blue, in stalked oblong or 

 roundish heads. California. Hardy evergreen shrub. Messrs. Veitch. 



Cereus Lemairii. — Avery fine new night-blooming Cactus; flowers very large, twelve 

 inches long and nine in breadtli, outside yellow, tinged witli red, inside white. Supposed 

 to be a native of Antigua. Dry stove shrub of straggling habit. Kcic JJot. Gard. 



Oestrum Rcgelii. — Exceedingly ornamental, rivaling the well-known C. aurantiacum ; 

 flowers bright orange. Central America. Cool stove or green-house shrub. It belongs to 

 the Ilahrothamnus group, and has the habit of II. elcgans. Zurich Bot. Gard. 



Chatogastra Lindeniana. — A fine ornamental species; flowers large, blackish-pnrple. Al- 

 pine districts of the Columbian Andes. Cool stove or green-house shrub. M. Linden., Drus'ls. 



Chionanthus retusus. — A shrub with white sweet-scented flowers. China. Probably 

 hardy or nearly so. Messrs. Standish £ Kohle. 



Clematis larlellata. — A rather pretty species ; flowers large, chocolate, bordered with 

 cream color. Western Himalaya. Hardy climber. Glasnetin Bot. Gard. 



Clematis lanuginosa jmllida. — A fine Clematis in the way of C. j)ate7is (ca'rulea). The 

 species has coerulean-blue flowers; the variety much paler, grayish, almost white. North 

 China. Hardy climber, Messrs. Standish & Nolle. 



Clematis patens '■'■Sophia.'''' — C. patens is the proper name of what is called in England 

 C. ccerulea. The plant named Sophia is a fine large-flowered variety of it, having a broad 

 green band down the sepal. M. Vu7i Houtte, Ghent. 



Clerodendron Bungei. — Showy under good management; in the way of the single-flow- 

 ered C. fragrans; flowers rose-colored. Northern China. Slirub, hardy at the root. 

 Messrs. Standish & Kohle. 



Codogyne pandurata. — A fine epiphyte, flowers large, pale green, the lip yellowish green, 

 with broad black veins, and stains. Borneo. Stove ei)ipliyte. Messrs. Low. 



Coutarea diercilloldcs. — Showy; flowers like Wiegela rosea., white inside, pink without, 

 in rich terminal panicles. Columbia. Stove slirub. M. Linden., Brussels. 



Cymhidium pendulum atropurpureum. — A variety of well-known Orchid with deep pur- 

 ple flowers, the lip ribbed with yellow. Borneo. Stove epii)hyte. /. Knotcles, Esq. 



Cypripedium villosum. — A fine showy Orchid somewhat resembling C. imigne; flowers 

 green, brown, and purple. Moulmein. Stove i)erennial. Messrs. Veitch. 



Dendrolium macrophyllum gigantexim. — A remarkably showy i)lant, having the light 

 rosy-colored flowers four times as large as usual. Appears to have been obtained, without 

 history, from the Continent. Messrs. Veitch. 



Desfontainia sjjinosa. — A lovely glossy, holly-like, evergreen shrub, with long tubular 

 flowers of scarlet and yellow. Valdivia. Hardy evergreen shrub, Messrs. Veitch. 



Dichorizandra picta. — Neat and pretty; the leaves longitudinally blotched with brown, 

 and pink beneath ; the flowers white and purjde. Supposed to come from Brazil. Stove 

 perennial. Messrs. Low. 



Diervilla Middendorfiana. — The so-called yellow Wiegela; a hardy slirult, with jirimrose- 

 colored flowers, half as large as those of W. rosea. Ileceived on the Continent via Russia. 



Dracana elliptica maculata. — Variegated leaves; flowers greenish. Ornamental 

 age and habit. Java. Stove evergreen shrub. Messrs. Low. 



