WHOLESALE PRICE LIST. 



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GENERAL COLLECTION OF FINE FERNS 



Ferns in Flats for Spring and 

 Summer Delivery. 



For the past few years we have been seUing large quantities 

 of young seedling Ferns in flats which have given such universal 

 satisfaction that we have been induced to handle these plants in 

 this shape more extensively this season, and offer the list of 

 varieties noted below for delivery after May ist in flats contain- 

 ing about two hundred plants each at ^2.00 per flat. Orders 

 booked now and filled in rotation as the plants are ready. 



AdiantuDQ Cuneatum, Pteris 



Argyrea, 









" Decorum, " 



Cretica Alba Lineata, 





' ' Grandiceps, ' ' 



" , Magnihca 







" Gracillimum, " 



Hastata, 









" Pubescens, " 



Internata, 







" Rochfordianum, " 



Leptophylla, 







" Wiegandi,. " 



Ouvrard 



, 







Aspidium Tsussimense, " 



Serrulata, 







Lygodium Scandens, " 



" 



Cristata 







Nepbrodium Hertipes, " 



" 



" 



Nana, 



Onychium Japonicum, " 



" 



VoUuta, 







Polypodium Aureum, " 



Sieboldii 



, 







" Areolata, " 



Wimsetti. 





1 



Pteris Adiantoides, 











Aspidium Tsussimense will only be 



supplied 



in the proportion 



of one flat to ten of other varieties. 











Inch Pots. ] 



Per 100 



Per 1000 



Adiantum iEthiopicum 



. 3 i 



10 00 







" Assimile 



. 3 



8 00 







" Bellum 



. 2 



5 00 







" Bausei 



. 3 



8 00 







" Caudatum 



• 214 



6 00 







" Capillus Veneris . . 



■ 3 



8 00 







" " " Imbrica 



a 3 



12 00 







" Cardiochloena . . . 



. 3 



8 00 







" Cuneatum 



. 2 



3 00 



S2S 



00 



(1 a 



■ 3 



■ 4 



6 00 

 15 00 







" " Variegatum 



. 2 



4 00 







" Dolabriformis .... 



3 



15 00 







" Fergusoni 



• 3 



to 00 







" Grandiceps ... 



, 2 



3 00 







" Le Grande 



. 2 



4 00 







(t ti 



• 3 



8 00 







" Macrophyllum . 



■ 3 



20 00 







" Mundullum . . . 



2 



4 00 







<( <( 



. 3 



6 00 







" Pubescens .... 



. 2 



3 00 







" Rhomboideum . . . 



. 3 



10 00 







" Wiegandi 



2 

 . 3 



6 00 

 8 00 







Alsophila Australis 



. 3 



lo 00 







Aspidium Tsussimense .... 



. 2 



3 50 



^o 



00 



Asplenium Bulbiferum .... 



. 2^ 



5 00 







Cyrtomium Falcatum 



■ 2X 



3 50 



30 



00 



(< i( 



. 3 



6 00 







" Fortune! ' 



. 2-4: 



3 50 







Davallia Fijiensis Plumosa . . . 



. 2 



8 00 







" " Majus .... 



. 3 



10 00 







" Pentaphylla 



1 

 ■ J 



8 00 







" Stricta 



. 2 



T, 00 



2S 



00 



Dictyograma Japonica Variegata 



• 3 



8 00 







QymnogrammaSulphurea . . 



• 2'4 



5 00 







" Peruviana Argyropbilla 3 



10 00 







Gonioplllebiuni Sub Auriculatum 



. 3 



15 00 







Lastrea Aristata Variegata . . . 



. 2% 



4 00 







" Chrysoloba 



. 2X 



3 00 



2S 



00 



Lygodium Scandens 



. 24 



4 00 







" Dichotomum .... 



. 2% 



6 00 







Microlepia Hirta Cristata . . . 



. 2% 



6 00 







" " " 



■ 3 



8 00 







" " " ... 



. 5 



20 00 







" Hispida 



. 2% 



5 00 







Nephrolepis Exaltata Multiceps . 



■ 5 



30 00 







" Cordata Compacta . 



. 2% 

 . 3 



4 00 

 6 00 



35 



00 



" Pectinata 



. 4 



10 00 







" Phillipense .... 



. 4 



10 00 







Niphobolus Lingua 



. 4 



15 00 







" " Variegata . . 



. 4 



15 00 







MICROLKPIA HIRTA CRISTATA. 



Inch Pots Per 100 



Onycliium Japonicum 2}4. 



Platyloma Falcata 2^ 



Polypodium Aureum 2% 



" Areolata .... -2% 



" Fraxinifolia 2^4 



Pteris Adiantoides 2^ 



" Argyrea 2^ 



" Cretica Alba Lineata .... 2% 



" .... 3 

 " " Magnifica 2% 



3 00 



4 00 

 00 

 00 

 00 



Hastata 2}4 



Harrisoni 2^ 



3 



Internata 2^ 



3 



Leptophylla 2% 



Mayii 2% 



3 



Ouvrardi 24 



3 



Serrulata 2'X 



3 



" Cristata 2% 



" 3 



Volluta 2^ 



3 



Sieboldii 2% 



3 



Tremula 2% 



Wimsetti 2' 



Sitalobium Cicutarium 234 



Selaginella Caesia 



■ 5 



■ 3 

 " Arborea .... 3 



Cuspidata 3 



Denticulata 3 



Emiliana 2j 



Hrematodes 3 



Krauseana Aurea 



Variegata 



Martensi 3 



00 

 00 

 00 

 00 

 00 



CO 



3 00 

 3 00 

 6 00 

 3 00 

 6 00 



3 50 



4 00 

 6 00 

 3 00 

 6 00 



00 

 00 



CO 



00 

 00 

 00 

 00 

 00 

 3 00 

 6 00 



3 00 

 6 00 



4 00 

 6 00 



15 00 

 6 00 



10 00 

 6 00 



5 00 



4 00 

 8 00 



5 00 



5 00 



6 00 

 8 00 



10 00 

 8 00 



Per 1000 

 25 00 



25 00 

 25 00 

 25 DO 

 25 00 

 25 00 

 25 00 



25 00 



25 00 

 25 00 

 50 00 

 25 00 



30 00 



35 00 



25 CO 



50 00 

 25 00 



25 00 



25 00 



25 00 



25 00 



35 00 



" Serpens 



" Vogelli ....... 3 



" Wallichii ...... 3 



Selaginella Watsoniana. ( New Silver Variegated Moss. ) A 

 charming addition to our list of dwarf ornamental foliage 

 plants, and an excellent subject in conjunction with Ferns for 

 use in Fern-dishes and for table decoration. Its chief attrac- 

 tion lies in the silvery-white variegation which spreads through- 

 out the plant, the leaflets on both the main and lateral branches 

 being broadly tipped and margined Vifith glistening white. A 

 free grower, of dwarf, compact habit, and entirely distinct from 

 any Selaginella now grown. 30 cts. each ; ;jS3.oo per dozen. 



