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SlEBRECHT & WadLEY'S CATALOGUE OF 
Ficus PAKCELLi. (See page 105.) 
FBANCISCEA, Continued. 
P. latifolia $0 50" 
F. Ziindeniana 5(1 
GARDENIA. The species of this genus have beauti- 
ful flowers, mostly of the richest fragrance, for 
which they are highly prized. 
G. citriodora $0 25 to $0 75 
G. florida flore plena 25 to 1 00 
G. Fortune! fl. pi. (camelUceflara) 25 to 1 00 
G. fol. variegata 50 to 1 00 
G. radicans fl. pi 25 to 1 00 
G. Stanleyana 1 00 
GASTONIA palmata (Aralia). A beautiful foliage 
plant on the order of the Aralias. $1.50 to .$3. 
HIGGIN'SIA. Tropical American shrubs, with large 
and handsome foliage. 
H. Ghiesbreg'htii {Campylohotrys) $0 50 
H. refulg'ens 50 
HOTA. The "Wax Flowers" are ornamental flower- 
ing plants, mostly of climbing habit, with vei-y hand- 
some aud peculiar wax-like flowers. 
H. bella fO 25 
H. campanulata 60 
H. camosa. The well-known form 50 
H. fol. var. Has variegated leaves 50 
H. imperialis 1 00 
H. Faztoni 1 00 
IMFATIENS. Of the Balsams we present the super- 
ior sjiecies for pot culture. They are both valuable 
and handsome, flowering constantly. 
I. Hawkerii. A fine new Impatiens, with very large 
and showy brownish red flowers, freely produced. A 
beautiful plant. (See cut, page 107.) $0 .50 
I. Sultani. A little gem, being continually cov- 
ered with its pretty carmine magenta flowers, 
which contrast beautifully with the shining 
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