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7 jGreatT)oul)le camson . 



8 +Prolific 



9 t White flowered and fruited 

 10 tDouble white flowering 



I I tVellow flowering 



12 *Dw:irf profuse flowering 



13 ^Chinese 



Pnmcdi pie. '1 a major 

 prolifera 

 alba 



all. a plena 

 flava 

 nana 

 chinensis 



OLIVES. Qliv{^rs. 



Those marked thus * are $1 ; thus \ $1,50; and thus % $2. 

 These species require in this latitude, during winter, that the trees W 

 placed in a cellar, or some other situation free from frost. It ks con-- 

 sidered that south of Virginia tliis care will not be requisite. 

 1 tEuropean Olea europea 



DOUBLE DAHLIA, OR GEORGINA 



This magnificent plant bids fair to rival in splendor and in variety the 

 far famed Tulip and the Rose. Many of the varieties are inconceivably 

 beautiful and interesting, and there seems a never ending diversity both 



