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SlEBRECHT & WaDLEy's CATALOGUE OF 
DRAC/I'.NA ARGENTKO-STRIATA. (See page iq.) 
DRACiEHA, Continued. 
Ladn^i. Loiaves eight to ten inches long, two to two 
and one-half inches broad; youngest, palegi-een, with 
broad bands and margins of creamy white, faintly tinged 
rose; older ones of a deeper green, bordered with 
crimson and white. A free growing variety, and bears 
changes better than many other kinds. tS.50 to $5. 
Madonna. A charming variety, of fine quality, beauti- 
fully <!olored and free. -$.3 to $5. 
Mrs. C. I. Freake. A very desirable variety of fine 
color and quality. $3.50 to S3..50. 
Norwoodiensis. Leaves banded yellow, green and crim- 
son, the last named color being chiefly confined to the 
marginal portion ; petioles bright carmine. $3.50 to $5. 
