CREEN-HOUSB DISPLAYED. 



— Three-leaved 



— {Negundo) or Chi- 

 nele five-leaved 



Wachendorfia (Wa. 

 chendorfia) 



— Thyrfe- flowering 



— Pat.cle-flowering 

 Xeranthemum, (£- 



verlasting 

 Flower) 

 — Re corted or reflexc d 



— Fulgid or flamed 

 Yucca (Adam's 



Needle) 



— Aloe -leaved 



— Dragon-tree leaved 

 -T* Gloriofe intire- 



leaved 



— Filamentcfe, or 

 thready-leaved 



Zygophyllum (BfiAri 

 Caper) 



— Seflile or clofe-fit- 

 ting leaved 



'^{Morgfana) or four- 

 leaved Bean Caper 



Thus far completes the diTpIay of the ge. 

 nera, fpecies and varieties of the principal 

 Green-houfe plants, confiiling of numerous 

 woody or fhrub and tree kinds, many fuccu- 

 lent exotics and herbaceous perennials, with 

 feme carious bulbous and tuberous-rootei 

 flowers; all which, of the different tribes, 

 being exotics of a tender nature, natives ori- 

 X X nalJy 



Trachelium caruUum^ 

 or BlueThroatwort 



Trichclia^/a^r^?, or 

 Smooth Trichelia 



Trichomane« Canari- 

 enje, Canary, or For. 

 tugal Fern 



Triopteris Jamaicenjti 

 Jamaica Triopteris 



Tropaeolum (Nas- 

 turtium, or In- 

 dian Crefs) 



•^ Major, Flora plena ^ 

 or Greater double- 

 flowered 



Trollius (Globe 

 Flower) 

 • Afiatic Globe 

 Flower 



Verbena (Vervain) 

 Bonarian tall- 

 fpiked 

 — Indian 

 Viburnum glahrum, 



orSmooth Viburnum 

 Vitex, ChasteTree 



