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PALMS. 
'Tjp.llE growing demand for these noble decorative plants induce us to add continually to 
our extensive collection, and it novi' contains examples of most of the finest varieties 
of Palms in cultivation. In addition to our large stock of ordinary sizes, we have 
many half-specimen and specimen Palms, very stately and of exceeding beauty, the 
prices and descriptions of which may be had on application. 
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lCANTHOPHCENIX crinita. Very strong S7 50 
Areca alba. Strong 2 50 
Baueri. (Seaforthia robusta). Very strong . $3 00 to 8 00 
The pLints m the latter price arc faultless specimens, about three feet in height. 
lutescens. Fine plants . 2 00 
• Extra strong S5 00 to 25 00 
A very ornamental Palm, of graceful habit and beautiful col.ir. 
monostachya. Fine plants 10 00 
nobilis. Handsome specimens . 
This is an exquisite beautiful plant, to which no description can do justice. 
purpurea S5 00 and upwards. 
rubra 2 00 and upwards. 
Extra specimens, at special prices. 
This Areca is excellent. It docs well in warm Greenhouse temperature, and with fair treat- 
ment soon makes a most noble specimen. 
Verschaffelti. Fine plants ^2 00 and upwards. 
Superb specimens at special prices. 
An admirable Palm, atlnacting great attention on account of the characteristic appearance 
possessed by even small plants. 
Astrocaryum argenteum $15 00 
mexicanum. Strong y j 
