PLANTS FOR WINTER BLOOMING. 15 
BOXES AND PACKING.—We make no charges for boxes or packing, and the Plants will be in fine eondi- 
tion when they leave us, and properly and carefully packed, but cannot undertake to guarantee their condition 
when received. Our responsibility ceases with the delivery to the express company or post office. 
TERMS OF PLANTS.—The Terms are strictly CASH WITH THE ORDER. 
on New York or Chicago to our order, or purchase a Post Office Order payable to us. 
convenient, send the currency in Registered Letter. 
The best method is to send draft 
When neither of these are 
We do not execute an order for Plants for a less amount 
than One Dollar. “ees 10 cents extra ts added to cover extra cost. 
Abutilon, 
Darwiniz. New; 
entirely distinct. 
Flowers a deep 
orange scarlet, 
veined with pink, 
thrown wellabove 
the foliage: a very 
profuse bloomer 
25 cents. 
Abutilon, 
Boule de Neege. 
The best white 
flowering Abuti- 
lon that has yet 
been introduced. 
In this variety, 
we have a fine 
compact growth, 
_ aN and an abundance 
* ABUTILON—Boute bE Niece. of white bloom 
Well adapted for out-door culture. 25 cents. 
Abutilon, Sazztanxa. Flowers brownish-crimson 
25 cents. 
Abutilon, Vexillarium var. Climbing habit, vein- 
ed and striped; scarlet and yellow. 25 cents. 
Abutilon, 7kompsoniz. Leaves mottled with bright 
golden yellow; one of the finest ornamental-leaved 
plants. 25 cents. 
Achania, malvaviscus. Strong-growing, ever- 
blooming green-house shrubs; flowers intense scarlet. 
25 cents. 
Acuba, Yasonica. (Gold Dust Tree.) Very neat- 
growing shrub; leaves dark glossy green, splashed with 
yellow. 25 cents. 
Agapanthus, Umdellatus var. 50 cents to $1.00. 
Agave, Americana var. The well known varie- 
gated Century Plant. Waluable asa pot plant or for 
decorating lawn. 50 cents to $1.50. 
Ageratum, Zou Thumé. A dwarf variety of low 
and compact growth ; flowers light porcelain blue. 2oc. 
Aloysia, cztriodora. (Lemon Verbena.) Of this 
AGERATUM—Tom Tuwumes. 
well known shrub so indispensable for the delightful 
fragrance of its leaves, we offer fine plants. 25 cents. 
Aspidistra. varzegata. A splendid striped and eu- 
rious plant for Wardian Cases, and equally as good for 
Aquariums’ 50 cents. 
Aspidistra, Zurzda. Plain green: equally as goed 
for same purposes. 25 cents. 
Astilbe, Yaponica. (Spirea Faponica.) About one 
foot high, perfectly hardy, bearing its flowers in branch- 
ing, feather-like spikes of purest white, and in great 
abundance. Valuable for Winter blooming, and is ex- 
50 cents 
tensively used by bouquet makers for forcing. 
to $1.00. 
Azalea, /udica. 
Free-flowering, green- 
house shrubs ;. flowers 
ofall colors. 25 cents 
to $2.00. 
Begonia, flower- 
tng varieties. Desir- 
able plants, blooming 
more or less profusely 
from March to Novera- 
ber; varying in coler 
from white and rose te 
bright scarlet, assimi- 
lating in character te 
the well known Bego- 
nia Rex in their great 
diversity of pictur- 
esque markings; rich, 
4 crimson-tinted stems, 
AZALEA. and silvery leaf mark- 
ings. 25 cents each, except where price is given. 
Begonia, Folzosa, White, neat, drooping foliage. 
‘S Richardsoniz. Flowers white; finely cut foliage. 
“ hybrida multiflora. Rosy pink. 
Weltontensis. Beautiful pink ; Winter blooming. 
Saundersontz. Scarlet-crimson. 
Rex. large leaf varieties. 50 cents. 
Agrostima Prita. Spotted white. 50 cents. 
Parvia Flora. Clear white; compact and dwarf. 
Palmata. A very ornamental variety, with pecu- 
jiar, palm-shaped leaves. 30 cents. 
Glaucophylla scandens. A creeping or drooping 
variety, peculiarly adapted for hanging baskets ; large 
panicles of orange-salmon blossoms. One of the mest 
