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ONCIDILM VARICOSIJ^ 

 ROQER^II 



(TRLE) 



Orown f rom a plant sold by Arthur T. Boddington to Mr. H. P. Wookey, gardener to 

 S. W. Woodward, Esq., Stockbrtdge, Mass. 



This Orchid {produces strikes of flowers in Autumn and Winter 3 to 4 feet long, bearing 

 as many as 1 70 blossoms of rich 4[olden yellow, each 2 inches and over in diameter. 



This is undoubtedly the most satisfactory orchid for florists' window decoration or the ama- 

 teur's conservatory. 



It is of the easiest cultivation and can be successfully grown suspended from the roof of any 

 ordinary greenhouse on blocks of wood, in pots or baskets. A night temperature of 50 to 55 degrees 

 is sufficient; requires no special orchid house or expert cultivation. 



Strong Imported plants direct from the tropics. 



$2.00 each, $18.00 |)er dozen, $125.00 (>er 100. Augu&t delivery. 



