MARTIN BENSON, SWANWICK, ILLINOIS. 



Hart's Choice. Medium growing sort ; fruit very fine, golden yellow ; early and hardy. 



$2 each. 

 Orinoco. Taller growing than above ; leaves of great ornamental effect ; fruit . ripens 



early ; one of the best for bedding out. Fine plants, two to three feet, |i.5oto I4 each. 

 Daca. Of medium height ; fruit small, of fine quality. $3 each. 

 G-uinea. Of medium height, strong stocky grower ; fruit soft and luscious — 50 to 100 in a 



bunch — dark yellow ; matures very quickly after blooming ; a grand sort. $2 each. 

 Sumatrana. New species from Sumatra ; very tall and rare. Large plants, $10 each. 

 Sapieotum. (The Plantain.) Quite distinct from the above, with a tall trunk and grand 



foliage. I3 each. 

 Bed Jamaica. Fruit red, of finest quality ; very tall growing, and a grand variety. $3 each. 



J^~ One fine plant of each of the above varieties for $35. 



■ COCOANUT PALM. 



COCOANUT PALM. {Cocos Nucifera.) 



One of the most rare and beautiful of palms ; produces the cocoanut ; this is a grand 

 decorative plant, and should be in alV collections. I have to offer the only stock of this plant 

 in the north-. Extra fine plants, i to 4 feet, f 1.50 to S4 each. 



*CINNAIV10N TREE. 



A very interesting and ornamental plant. I3 each. 



*CAYENNE or SURINAM CHERRY. 



A most beautiful evergreen shrub ; bears a fine fruit, and is a grand pot plant. $2 each. 



