26 SIEBRECHT & SON, NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y. 
TREE FERNS. 
The Tree Ferns have all the stately grace and elegance of the Palms, 
enhanced by sweeping plumes of foliage most delicate and lace-like in detail. 
Being rarer than Palms, and not in such general use, their magnificent propor- 
tions and broad ci'own of fronds attract much more attention, and have a more 
distinguished air. Every tropical greenhouse, of any pretensions whatever, 
should include at least a few specimens, which will be found of great use in 
decorations. 
We are constantly Importing fine, healthy stems of all the 
leading varieties, as well as some new and rare species, all of which we 
offer at moderately low prices. We also have large and extra-large specimens 
'of extreme beauty in perfect condition, the prices of which can be had on 
application. See Special List. 
Tree Fern. 
ALSOPHILA Australis. Beautiful in 
all stages of growth. The large, plumy 
fronds of the crown are silvery and glau- 
cous underneath, showing delicate con- 
trasts in green. $1 and upward. 
A. capensls. $.5 and upward. 
BLECHNUM Brazillensis. Of pecu- 
liarly graceful habit ; fronds are of a 
rich wine color when young. $2.50. 
CIBOTIUM. Among the best of the Tree 
Ferns, and sometimes included under 
Dicksonia. The leaves are long, wide- 
spreading and finely cut. 
C. princeps (Cyathea). $3.50. 
$5. 
CIBOTIUM regale, i 
C. Schledel. $2. 
CYATHEA dealbata. 
C. Smithll. $10. 
DICKSONIA antarctlca. Awell-grown 
specimen of this is majestically beauti- 
ful; the tall and heavy stem has an un- 
usually rich, luxuriant crown of deli- 
cately cut but firm textured leaves. $5 
and upward. 
D. Schmlttil. $10. 
D. squarrosa. $5. 
LOMARIA clllata. $2. 
L. gibba. $1. 
L. Intermedia. $1. 
Specially Fine Tree Ferns. 
TREE FERNS. 
Alsophila Australis 12-iii. tubs. . 10 leaves. .4 ft. long 
A. Australis 10-in. pots . .10 " ..314" 
A. Australis 9-in. " ..12 " ..3 " 
Dicksonia Antarctica 12-in. tubs. .12 " ..5 " 
D.Antarctica 10-in. pots . .30 " ..2K" 
D.Antarctica 9-in. " ..25 " . .2% " 
Cibotlum Schledel 12-in. " ..20 " ..3 " 
C. Schiede 10-in. " ..12 " . .314 " 
C. Schiede 9-in. " . .18 " . .2 " 
Prices ou application. 
LARGE SPECIMEN STAG-HORN FERNS. 
Platycerium Willinckii 5 leaves. .2ft. long 
p. Hillii 
8 " 
io 
4 " 
..IK 
8 " 
..IK 
..3 
12 ■' 
..1 
..VA 
Prices on application. 
BIRD'S-NEST FERNS. 
Thamnopterls nidus-avis 9-in. pots . .20 leaves. .3 ft. 
T. nidus-avis 8-in. " ..20 " . .2}4 
T. nidus-avis 7-in. '* . 15 *' ..2 
long 
OTHER ELEGANT FERNS. 
Davallia builata. Globe Pern, Japanese Fern. Nice bushy 
for the window. 
D. Flliensis. Bushy 12-in. tubs. .45 leaves. .2K ft. 
D. Fijiensis. Bushy 10-in. " ..35 " ..2 
balls 
broad 
6 leaves. .5ft. long 
Marattia elegans 12-in. tubs. 
IMephrolepIs cordata compacta. . 9-iu. pots . ..50 " ,.\14" 
N. cordata compacta 8. in. " ..40 " ..IK" 
N. davallioides furcans 12-in. tubs. .75 " ..4 " 
N. davallioides furcans 10-iu. pots . .40 " ..2K" 
N. davallioides furcans 9-iu. " ..35 " ..2 " 
N. exaltata Bostoniensis 12-in. " ..90 " ..3 " 
N. exaltata IBostoniensis 10-in. " ..80 " ..3 " 
Selaglnella caesia arborea 12-in. " 5 ft. high 
Prices ou application. 
SUCCULENT PLANTS. 
Including Agaves, Aloes, Echeverias, Euphorbias, Mesembryanthemums, Rocheas, 
Ssinsevieras, Sedums, Sempervivums and Cactuses. 
Succulent plants are useful in many situations, botli indoors and in the garden 
or on the lawn. They are especially available for rockeries, and lend themselves to 
outdoor bedding in sunny places in a most distinct and effective way. Nearly all of 
the Agaves, many of the Aloes, and others of the robust habit, make handsome orna- 
mental plants on lawns, or for decorating entrances, balconies, etc. Many of the 
Cactuses and Mesembryanthemums are noted for their brilliant flowers, while the 
strange shapes of the Euphorbias, Slapelias and Crassulas win for them much atten- 
tion. We keep in stock all select ornamental forms of Cacti and Succulent Plants, 
and furnish a descriptive price-list to all who ask for it. 
CACTUS COLLECTIONS We will select twelve distinct varieties, including tho best 
species, for $3, $5 and $10, according to size and varieties. To those desiring to form collec- 
tions of greater extent, we will be pleased to supply lists of the best species, with prices. 
Cacti ior bedding will be supplied, also, at very moderate prices, by the dozen or hundred. 
