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SlEBRECHT & WaDLEY'S CATALOGUE OF 
DAVALLIA FCENICULACEA. 
ASFIDrUM. An excellent and useful genus. 
A. decurrens. A remai'kable and conspicuous 
species ; robust $1 50 
A. dilaceratum T5 
A. Plumierii 75 
ASPLENTCnH. 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. aiuritvun T5 
A. Belang-erii. Has finely divided fronds .... 75 
A. cicutarium. A really tine and decorative 
species 75 
A, formosum 1 00 
A. flagfelliferum (idnfjinximum). A very conspic- 
uous Fern : fronds very long, and of dark green 
color; naost useful for baskets 75 
A. insequale 50 
A. obtusilobum. A fine creeping species from 
the Fiji islands; excellent for lianging baskets . 50 
A. polymorphum. An excellent decorative spe- 
cies 
I BIiECHNUM. An attractive and valuable genus of 
stove ferns of distinct habit, being rather upright in 
growth. 
B. Braziliense. A ver.y fine and decorative variety for 
sub-tropical gardening SO 25 to $0 50 
B. Braziliense var. corcovadense. Of 
compact and robust growth 50 to 1 00 
B. frazineum {latif (ilium). A very fine conspic- 
uous Fern of robust habit 75 
B. lanceolatum 75 
CHBHiANTHBS elegans. This is the Lace Fern, and 
is a very graceful species. $1. 
T> ATT AT. T.TA The Davallias are among the best of our 
decorative ferns, and possess marked peculiarities of 
habit. 
D. foeniculacea. Anew, rare and very fine Fern, 
having fine divided and elegant fronds $3 50 
J}, 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 fern; 
oneof the best for baskets, tables and jardin6ries 1 00 
