NEW, RARE AND BEAUTIFUL PLANTS. 
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Pavetta borbonica. Strong ^'o °° 
Peperomia maculosa 5° 
Verschaffelti 5° 
Philodendron gloriosum Sr 50 and upwards. 
Lindeni ' 0° upwards. 
Pbormium colensoi variegatum 5 °° 
tenax fol. var. . i 25 and upwards. 
Phyllotsenium Lindeni '5° 
Poinsettia pulcherrima ' °° 
major ' °° 
An excellent plant. Tlie liuud of bloom is quite :is large, but more compact than that of/', t'ul- 
chcrrinia. The color is JitTercut, being carmine rather than scarlet. 
Pothos argyrsea 5° 
SARRACENIA PURPUREA. 
RoCHEA falcata 5° cents to > 
Rudgea macrocephala. Strong 2 00 
l''ine, vigorous foliage, surmounted by large heads ol snow-white flowers. 
SaNSEVIERA Zeylanica. Very strong i 50 and upwards. 
Sarracenia Drummondi ' °o 
alba I 00 
The pitchers of this are two feet high, slender at the base and widening towards the to^, like an 
ordinary tin fish-horn. T'he pitchers are a fine green, but towards the lop they become pure 
white, netted with crimson. The flowers are crimson. 
purpurea. Verv strong . . . 50 cents each; per dozen, $5 00 
T his is our hardy Northern Pitcher plant, lor .piaintness of shayjeand fine markings really second 
to ncme of the family. A mass of it is really interesting and handsome. 
