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\ NEW I 



I HARDY FOLIAGE TREE 



^ FOR DELIVERY IN JUNE. ( 



^ Gttalpa Speciosa Pulverulenta. ^ 



e This is a sport from the well-known Catalpa which ^ 

 ^ blooms freely in this country. ^ 

 \ This new variety is identical with its parent in all J 



\ respects, except that it has leavcs Wonderfully ) 



\ spotted with white, producing an effect equal to > 

 \ that of a Caladium. ^ 

 S Grown under glass in pots and forced in a moderate % 

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 > Out of doors it should be grown as a pollarded tree or s 

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 ^ It is one of the most original and striking forms of > 



< variegation which ever originated here (see figure in this > 

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