RTEEir, Rare and Beautiful Plants. 
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THAMNOPTEEIS, Continued. 
T. nidus-avis. The genuine Bird's Nest 
Fern $2 50 to $5 00 
SELAOINELLA. Called "Club Moss." A large and 
beautiful genus of plants, mostly of tropical origin. 
Though not strictly mosses, they are very mossy in 
appearance, and are usually classed and used with 
ferns. The species here noted are for stove-house cul- 
tivation. 
S. alba spicata $0 50 
S. Africana 35 
S. atrovirides ,50 
S. canaliculata. New ; a line species of a scan- 
dent habit 1 00 
S. caulescens gracilis 1 00 
S. cassia. A choice creeping species 25 
S. arborea (arborescens) . A very beautiful 
climbing species from East Indies ; of a peculiar 
bluish-green color j;0 50 to 1 00 
S. emiliana. A new and fine species 1 00 
S£LAGmi:i.LA erythropus $0 75 
S. flagellifera. New and fine ; has feathery fol- 
iage 1 00 
S. Schottii. A good sort for baskets ... ?0 25 to 50 
S. gpracilis. New and fine 1 00 
S. grandis. A most beautiful and very distinct 
species of the Club Moss, and a desirable plant 
for any collection $1 00 to 1 50 
S. insequalifolia 50 
S. lepidophylla 50 
S. Lyallii 1 00 
S. perelegans. A new and very ornamental Club 
Moss of dwarf habit; its pinkish colored stems 
and deep green foliage produce a fine contrast . 1 00 
S. rubricaulis 75 
S. Victorise. (See cut, page 73) 75 
S. fol. variegata 1 00 
These two forms are highly ornamental, and 
very beautiful ; should not be missed in any col- 
lection. 
PLANT DECORATION WITHOUT CUT KLOWERS. 
