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SlEBRKCHT & WaDLEY's CATALOGUE OF 
TOXICOPHL.53A spectabilis (IVinler Swecl). 
Flowers white, in terminal and axillary corymbs, 
which form a very large, dense spray, frequently over 
two feet long ; perfume sweet and powerful. The 
blooms are produced in spring ; an interesting and 
valuable plant. $1.50 to $3. 
T. Thuiibei-Kii $2 00 
TRADESCANTIA discolor. Fine plant, with purple 
leaves ; an old favorite, not so often seen 
as it deserves to be fo 25 *" 1° 5" 
jf T. Warscewiczii. A Dracsena-like plant, 
with fine foliage 50 to i 50 
XTRTICA Caraccasaua. Fine decorative plant, with 
pretty clustered flowers. 50 cts. to $1. 
g V. iiivea So 5'^ 
ff VIBURNUM tiiins floribundns (/Miiruslinus). The 
Laurustinus, a handsome evergreen flowering shrub. 
50 cents. 
VRIESIA. This genus is now usually included with 
Tillandsia, which see, for characteristics. 
,5 V. brachystachys. See page 66 . . . . f 2 00 to $3 00 
J- V. guttata 2 00 to 3 ;o 
.t V. helicoiioide.s 2 00 to 3 50 
.5 V. hierogljTphica Leaves marbled and 
banded with brownish violet 3 50 to 5 00 
s V. p.sittaciiia i ,50 
.( A', splendens. A singularly beautiful plant, with 
intense purple bracts, yellow flowers and 
superb leaves banded with rich dark brown. 
See illustration, page 67 i 50 
Mi'SA ENSKTE. (See page 62.) 
