special Offer of Decorative Plants 





We again call special attention to our stock of Palms, which is the largest and most complete in the 

 countn.-. especially in the varieties and sizes used in the general florist trade. Our stock of Kentias alone 

 occupying over one and a half acres of glass, and all other popular varieties being on hand in proportionate 

 quantities. 



\ C&C^INI MAfl^r Our nu-asurt-mciils of plant^, wht-rc jjivcn, as in llic case of Palms, etc., clc, means ihc. height of 

 { jrt\.\l\\. nvl \\.t. ,1j,. j,1;j,„ f^„, ,i„. top of the pot to the top of the plant in its natural position. We 



■ lis ixi'ianaii.in ipI our wav of measuring, as many growers conlenJ that the proper measurement is from the bottom of 

 • to the tip of the longest leaf, and make their otters in that way. 



Caryota Sobolifera. 



I", ""^l' pots. 5I-00 per <loz.; $8.00 [>er lOO. 

 I ;; •• 10.00 " 



Areca Lutescens. 



.\ii ..I t:ic Arecas orterrtl below tie oi c» 



,tlv 



perfect in cTcry VST, excvpt the liaoo csch 



t»lfwtif«t, but of excellrol value fcir dccon , , 



Id. poca Height but. i'«.- ioi I'cr lOOO 



3V I plani in a pal 610 8 inches $1 00 S 6 00 $^000 



3 » •• 



■* 12 to 15 



" 



« »5 



10 00 90 00 



4 3" 





•5 



•* 



3 00 



25 Oi 200 00 



5 3" 





18 



•* 



5 00 



35 00 32s 00 



63" 





ao 



" 



9 00 



75 <» 



63" 





24 



*' 



12 00 



Each 



too 00 



8 bosby planu 





36 



•• 



3 00 





12 •• ' •• 





5 



icet 



ID 00 





14 •• 



6 



to 7 



•' 



25 00 





14 •• 



7 



toS 



•' 



30 00 







Areca 



Baueri. 





5-indi pocs, 2 



plant' in 



^ F- 



•. iS 



mi h*--» hi^h, 7; rL^. r;it h ; 



$7.50 per dot 



Calamus Intermedius. 



A pretty decoratiTe species, with darlc green foliage, the stems 

 arc clothed with loog, dark spines. 



5-iDch pots, 13 inches high, $1 00 each 

 6 " " 24 " •' I 50 " 



Caryota L'rens (rish-Tail Palm). 



2^ -inch pots, $1 00 perdoz.; $ 8 00 per loo. 



3 " " I 25 •• 10 00 " 



4 .. .• 2 50 " 20 00 " 



5 " " 3 50 •' 25 00 " 



6 " '• 7 50 '• 60^00 " 



Cercxylon Niveum. 



We offer a nice thrifty lot of this rare variety. 3inch pots, 

 50 tts. ear h 



Chama:rops Excelsa. 

 9-incb pots, 30 inches high, $2.50 each. 



Chamserops Humilis. 



7 mch i«jU, 20 to 24 inches high. Si. 50 each. 



Cocos Weddeliana. 



These are scarcer this season than they have been for several 

 year " ' • .1-1 ... perfect, but are of good value 

 ami dishes, etc. 



3iii «I 25perdoz. ; Slo.OO per lOO. 



Cocos Plumosus. 



2)1^ -inch pots, $1 c» perdoz.; J 8 00 per 100. 



3 " "I 25 " 10 00 " 



4 •• •' 2 00 " iSioo " 



Elaeis Quineensis. 



3-inch pots, 12 inches high, 35 <:Ls. each. 

 4 " " 18 •< " 75 .' " 



Geonoma Gracilis. 



2-inch pols. Si. 00 per doz.; S8.00 per 100. 



A I'. i;CA LCTESCENS. 



