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SlEBRECHT & WaDLEY'S CATALOGUE OF 
DAVALLIA FfENICULACEA. 
ASPIDIUM. An excellent and useful genus. 
A. decurrens. A remarkable and conspicuous 
si)e('ies ; robust $1 50 
A. dilaceratam "i^ 
A. Flumierii '5 
ASFIiENIXTM. A large and widely distributed genus, 
including many varieties of beauty and value. 
A. alatum. New ; a very distinct and decorative 
fern SI 50 
A. aiiritum 15 
A. Belang'erii. Has finely divided fronds .... 75 
A. cicutarium. A really line and decorative 
species To 
A. formosum 1 00 
A. flagelliferum (/o»i/i»ximHn!). A very conspic- 
uous Fern: fronds very long, and of dark green 
color; most useful for baskets 7.") 
A. inaequale 5" 
A. obtusilobum. A fine creeping species from 
the Fiji islands; excellent for hanging baskets . 50 
A polymorphum. An excellent decorative spe- 
cies 
BLECHNTJM. An attractive and valuable genus of 
stove ferns of distinct habit, being rather upright in 
growth. 
B. Braziliense. A very fine and decorative variet.v for 
sub-tropical gardening SO 25 to §0 50 
B. Braziliense var. corcovadense. Of 
compact and robust growth 50 to 1 00 
B. frazineum (UUifnlium). A very fine conspic- 
uous Fern of robust habit 75 
E. lanceolatum 75 
CHEILANTHES elegans. This is the Lace Fern, and 
is a very graceful s|iecies. $1. 
DAVAIiIiIA. The Davallias ar(! among the best of our 
decorative ferns, and possess marked peculiarities of 
habit. 
D. foeniculacea. A new, rare and very fine Fern, 
having fine divided and elegant fronds $3 50 
D. dissecta elegans 50 
D. elegans polydactyla 75 
D. Fijiensis. A new and fine species, with lacy 
and gracefully arching fronds 1 00 
D. solida. An exceedingly fine and graceful f em ; 
oneof the best for baskets, tables and jardinSries 1 00 
