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AMOEPHOPHALLUS EIYIEEI. 



A new Ariod, of easy out-door culture, producing a solitaiT palm-like 

 leaf on a rose and olive-green speckled stem, two to three feet high. 

 The tubers, maturing the second year, produce a splendid flower like 

 the " Calla Lily ; " the outside of a similar color to the leaf stalk, the 

 inside deep blood red, veined with black. Tubers are planted out in 

 ]May, and kept over winter like dahlia roots. Price, large tubers, 

 $1.00; small tubers, 50 cents. 



AGAVE. 



AGAVE AMEKICANA. (Century Plant.) 50 cents to $10.00. 

 " Americana Variegata. $1.00. to $10.00. 

 " Verschaffelti, One of the finest and rarest varieties, with 

 short, almost heart-shaped leaves and black spines. $2.50. 



BAMBUSA SIMONSI FOLIIS VAEIEGATIS. 



A Bamboo reed, with silver-striped foliage ; height about five ^eet, 

 5(1 cents to $1.00. 



