RTew, Rare akid Beautiful Plants. 
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bp;gonia MANiCATA AUREA. (See page 97.) 
COBUBGIA (Steniimesson). A fine bulbous plantJrom 
Mexico and Central America. They bear fine fragrant 
flowers of the Amai-yllis shape, and are very orna- 
mental. 
C. flava $1 00 
C. incarnata 1 00 
C. miuiata 1 GO 
COCCOIiOBA. Majestic and imjiosing plants from 
the West Indies and South America, with very large 
leaves ; rare in collections. 
C corcovadensis $3 50 
C. pubescens 5 00 
COCHLIOSTEMA. Very handsome stove perennials, 
with a graceful habit and delicate sweet blue flowers, 
which are borne in (^ymes among the leaves, close to 
the stalk. The foliage is also very attractive, being 
rich deep green, varied and marked with purple and 
red in the species. These plants are among the finest 
introductions of recent years. 
COCHUOSTEIVIA albo-lineatum $5 00 
C. Jacobianum 3 00 
COMBBETUM. Fine evergreen climbing plants, mostly 
from South America, with brilliant flowers ; valuable 
and handsome for stove-house planting, and worthy 
more attention. 
C. coccineum $1 00 
C. i^'andiflorum 1 00 
C. purpureum 75 
C. micropetalum 75 
COBTNOSTYLIS Hybanthus albiflora. A very 
fine climbing plant from Guiana, with large and pecu- 
liar yellowish white flowers, which bear some I'esem- 
blance to a gigantic violet. S2. 
CBINUni nobile. A beautiful new Crinum, producing 
extremely large flowers, often seven to eight inches 
broad ; very handsome and valuable for cutting. See 
page 7. ?5. 
