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JOHN SAUL'S DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE 



*Tillandsia Musaica. 



*Splendens tZebrina). 

 *Variegated Pine Apple (AnanassaSativa Variegata). 



$2.50. 

 Vriesia Glaucophylla. 



Vriesia Brachystachya, a charming plant, foliage 

 light green with cross-bars of a dark green ; flowers 

 yellow and crimson, last three months in beauty. 

 $2.00 each. 



*PALMS. 



We are cultivating some of the most desirable and popular of these beautiful plants. The 

 prices of which vary with height. 



This class of plants in a young state do not show their distinctive characters. 



Each. 

 *Acracomia Sclerocarpa, a grand Brazilian 



Palm $1 00 



Areca Madagascariensis. 

 Sapida. 



Each. 

 .50 cts. to 1 50 

 .30 cts. to 50 





COCOS WEDDELLIANI. 



*Areca Baueri (Scaforthia robusta), a very fine 



Australian Palm .50 cts. to 1 00 



*Lutescens, this beautiful species is peculiarly 

 adapted for general purposes of decoration. 

 Leaves pinnate, bright shining green; peti- 

 oles and stem yellow, curiously mottled with 

 black 50 cts. to 



Rubra, an elegant plant for the decoration of 

 apartments, or any situation whore a grace- 

 ful plant is required; the leaves are pinnate 

 and arching, in a young state bright red, 

 changing with age to dark green 50 cts. to 



1 50 



2 50 



Areca Verschaffeltii $1.50 to 2 50 



* Astrocaryon Ayri, a Brazilian Palm 1 00 



*Brahia glauca, a beautiful glaucous Palm from 



Lower California 50 cts to 1 00 



*Carypha (Livistonea) Australis, a fan-leaved 

 Palm of great b?auty. Being of robust consti- 

 tution, it withstands without injury a low tem- 

 perature; it is well suited for tin- decoration 

 of apartments. The fan-like leaves are dark 

 green, supported upon brown petioles, which 

 are armed at their edges with stout 

 spines 30 cts., 50 cts., $1.00 to 2 50 



