ARISTOLOCHIA RIDICULA. (See page u.) 
BURCHELIalA Capensis grandiflora. Flowers deep 
scarlet, disposed in heads at the tops of the branches; 
each head is propped up by the ultimate pair of leaves; 
corolla of a clavate-fuuuol shape; a stove evergreen 
shrub of prreat value. $1.50 to $3. 
BEAUMONTIA gfrandiflora. A very ornamental 
stove twiner; remarkable for its handsome flowers, 
which are white, greenish outside near the base, and 
having a dai-k throat, with a short tube and a large cam- 
pauulate tive-lobcd limb; fine. $1.50 to $3, 
BERTOLONIA. Elegant little creeping or dwarf- 
growing stove plants, chiefly cultivated for their ex- 
quisitely marked leaves ; flowers white or purple. See 
Genei-al Catalogue, page 98. 
