Cypripediutn Callosum. 
A typical Slipper Orchid for the florist. Flowers large, beautiful, long last- 
ing, finely shaped and borne in tall erect stalks ; fine for cutting. 
Lot 
256 to 260 Two sound established leafy plants 
Cymbidium Lowianum. 
A magnificent Orchid, equally useful for exhibition purposes and all florists' 
requisitions. As many as 36 flowers have been known on a single spike, giving an 
unequaled effect for decoration. Flowers green, tinted with yellow, lip rich 
crimson. 
Lot 
261 to 265 Two sound established plants 
Cattleya Velutina. 
One of the Most Distinct and Handsome of all Cattleyas. 
The more acceptable as the flowers, in addition to their attractive coloring, 
are highly fragrant; sepals and petals are a clear orange, spotted and streaked 
with purple; the broad, spreading labellum is orange at the base, white, with 
violet veins in front, and of a charming velvet-like appearance, whence is obtains 
its specific name. 
Lot 
266 to 270 Strong imported plant 
271 to 273 Four good imported plants 
Calanthe Regnierii. 
The latest flowering of the deciduous Calanthes, particularly useful for 
Winter decoration. Flowers white and rose crimson, carried on tall scapes. 
Lot 
274 to 280 Very fine well grown plants 
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