OFFERED BY J. J. GRULLEMANS & SONS. 



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Gypsophylla. o t-Mani ) 



Chalk Plant. p. m p . 100 p. 1000 



Cable words. $ ct. $ ct. $ f t. 



paniculata — .25 1.70 15. GO 



Moppy „ fl. plenum, a splendid hardy plant, 



recently introduced, grows about fifty inches high, 

 producing hundreds of splendid double white flowers, 



most useful for table decoration 8. — 72. — 



repens monstruosa — .80 5. — 



„ rosea — .90 5. — 



rokejeka — .80 5. — 



Sundermanni 1.10 7.50 



transsylvanica 1. — 7.50 



Habenaria. (Platanthera.) (Oct.-March.) 



ciliaris. purple tinted green 1.20 11.— 



dilatata, white splendid 1.50 12. — 



psycodes, purple and white 1.50 12. — 



Habranthus. (Oct.-Mareh.) 



Moral advenus (Coccineus) 7.50 



brachyandrus, beautiful rose each — .90 



fulgens „ — .40 



Morass praetensis (fulgens), bright scarlet orange „ —.40 19.50 



roseus, bright rose, very fine 7.50 



Haemanthus. (Oct.-March.) 



Morbid albiflos, white each —.25 IS — 



andromeda (Katharinae X magnificens). „ — .90 



The largest flowers of all Haemanthus are produced variety. 

 Far superior to H. Konig Albert. This new variety flowers at the 

 end of June with flowers of a beautiful terracotta color. 



Konig Albert (Katharinae < puniceus) . „ 1 60 



Natalensis „ —.00 



Nelsoni „ — .60 



puniceus vermillion „ —.60 



tigrinus, scarlet „ 1.— 



Hedichum. (Sept-March.) 



coronarium 

 flavum . . 

 gardnerianum 



1.70 14.50 

 1.70 14.50 

 1.50 13.50 



