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Thunbergia Cocoinea. 
" Harris!. 
" Iiaurifolia. 
Wildenovi. 
Variegated Vinca. 
We can furnish plants from 25 cents each, upwards, according 
to size. We invite correspondence from persons in want of this 
class of plants. 
NOVELTIES. 
DEUTZIA CRENATA FLORE PLENO. 
A splendid new shrub. The following is the description from 
the Florist and Pomologist : — 
" It forms a dwarf shrub, with opposite, shortly stalked ovate, acute, finely 
erenulated leaves, and racemes of drooping flowers, which are white, punc- 
tately tinged on the outer surface with deep rose. They are furnished with 
several petals, instead of the normal number — live, and hence form what are 
called double blossoms." 
Dr. Hall assures us this description is accurate, he having seen 
the plant in its native countrj', Japan. 
Price of small plants, $1 each. 
GOLDEN EDGED IVY-LEAVED GERANIUM. 
A very neat and picturesque variety, of trailing and decumbent 
habit, well margined or belted with yellow. Its pendent growth 
is well adapted for flower garden vases, in pretty contrast with 
the green ivy or shield-leaved varieties, and is perhaps the only 
evergreen greenhouse shrub, with golden tinted leaves, adapted 
io hanging-baskets or vases. Price, 75 cents each. 
GESNERIA CINNABARINA. 
This beautiful plant, of recent introduction, is a great acquisi- 
tion to our ornamental winter-blooming flowers. The latter are 
of a peculiar vermilion scarlet color, with leaves of a rich red- 
dish-bronzy shade, and covei-ed with colored hairs, producing a 
coarse velvet-like surface. A very free bloomer. 
Price of plants, 33 cents each. 
DAPHNE CNEORUM. 
A fine hardy dwarf evergreen shrub, with a profusion of sweet 
scented pink flowers, very desirable. 
Plants, 50 cents to $1 each. 
