Mrs. Theodosia B. Shepherd’s Wholesale Trade List. 
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PLANTS, BULBS AND CACTI CONTINUED. 
100 1000 Each.. Doz. 
GER Antums——Tricolors, Glen Eyre Beauty & Mrs. Pollock.6 00 | 1 00 
Ive double, white and pinkie) ) yy.) 4 00 50 
po Midaiie Sallerotw lly (enone 172/30 00 (fb) 
Doupte—La Favorite, White Swan, Crimson : 
ig Velvet, Bed of Gold, Bruanti, R. Brett, i | 
y CUMEN (ot (Golde, eae ce 3 00' 60 
SiInGLE—La Vestal Queen 168 Belgens, The- 
Aristocrat, Luminarie, Electrique, Arc-En- 
tk Ceil. Poet ‘Nationale, Pink Pearl, The Ray- / 
¢ mond, Leon Perri ke 3 00 60 
Geraniums in quantity grown by contract only. Strong 
cuttings supplied at one-third price of plants. 
HYDRANGEA—J aponica Alba, foliage Joey varie- 
gated with white. 10 and 15¢ each, § #3. to $4. per 100. 
HOY A—Carnosa, climbing wax plant, 10c to 20e each, 
«5. to $7. per hundred. .Grown to order in quantity. 
JASMIN ES—Poeticum, Azorica, and Gracillimum, 10¢ to 15 
LIBONITA—Florabunda, 5c to 10c each, 50c to $1 per doz. 
LAURUSTIN US—Sc to 10c each, $3 to #5 per hundred. 
MONTBRETIA—Crocosmaeflora, strong bulbs now ready,l 50 50 
MANDAVILLA—Suaveolens, Seedlings from the new. 
variety. ‘‘William Falconer,” a great improvement 
Wpom mire CLGMsOnES Vwi One eee dae el 15 
MUSA ENSETE—Abysinian nani 20c each, $1.60 to 3 50 
NARCISSIUS—Polyanthus, or bunch varieties, Paper 
White, Soliel D’or, Chinese Sacred Lily, Grand Mon- 
argue; mixedie, Splendid jowlibg.)). sis wk eee ek. 1 25/9 00 
OXALIS—Florabunda, AMpaeumds Osea) aac. \ ct: 1 50} 30 
PASSIFLOR A—Scarlet passion vine, a grand climber, 
brilliamiscanletimowey iyi oe nei lle ik 00 15) 1 50 
ue Constance Elliott, pure white, and fragrant, 
fe lL TORMeOMO CI GOZec tO tye nk Le ke: 15 
ne Maroon flower, fine for decoration, keeps fresh 
a a lone time. $1) to. $1.75 per;dozen.....: 26... Wa 10 
a Edulis, edible passion vine, $1 to $1.50 per doz. 15 
The above in quantity by contract. 
PELARGONIUMS—Lady Washington geraniums, lead- 
ing varieties, strong plants that ship well. $1.50 to 2 50 
PAPYRUS ANTIQUORUS—See description at begining 
of trade list 15¢ to 25c each, $1.50 to $2.50. $10. to 15 
PALM—Washingtonia fillifera, California Han Seed- 
- jing, 12 to 18 inches high, prepaid GEN IRIE MNES 3 50 | 
Large plants, 2 to 4 feet, balled, or with bare roots, 
packed in moss and boxed 
“UST Gone Nene le Uae pee 5 00 
Bi tovouueet,” Walle dais Nernst niin eal 40 7 50 
4 to 6 feet, balled, packed in moss and _ boxed.. 50 
PLUMBAGO—Capensis, AMG @apemers\y AUDA: i. cea dene sde-' “5 00 10} 1 00 
SMILAX—At all seasons, fine roots. Seedlings, prepaid. 5 00 35 
Good roots, 75c¢ per dozen. s2 per hundred. Large.....3 00 1,00 
I can supply the very best quality of smilax, in any 
quantity. 
SA EUEN GAS Sin ole ila ten rmmye in enue iS MMe 1 00 
SOLANUM MAGNIFICA—Novelty, a grand climber with 
large divided foliage, and ¢mmrnse clusters of violet . 
blue flowers, truly named magnificent. Good plants..... — 15) 1 50 
SOLANUM BETACEUM—Or Tomato tree, a handsome 
tropical plant, with large foliage, ornamental, edible | 
fruit, that hangs pendant in clusters under the foli- 
age. When ripe it is as large as a good sized egg, of 
