CATALOGUE. 
NEW AND RARE PLANTS. 
Abutilon Grandiflorum Variegatum. 
To the luxuriant dark rich green and deeply palmate foliage of 
its parent this variety (originaled with us) adds distinct white 
marks and marblings of the leaf, in the way of A. Tlioinpsoni, 
but lias a decided advantage over it in the form, color, and vigor 
of foliage. It will, douljiless, produce a most luxuriant and 
striking effect upon the lawn. Flowers extra large, golden, with 
deep purple crimson veins, extra fine. Price 75 cents. 
Abutilon Vexillarium Variegatum. 
In addition to the grace of form and tlie beauty of inflores- 
cence of its parent, this variety also combines conspicuous golden 
spots and marblings upon its dccp-grccn leaves, making it to be 
one of the most elegant conservatory plants, and also most useful 
for summer planting, and for vases and baskets. 50 cents each. 
$4 for 10. 
Aoorus Oalimua Variegatus. 
A strikingly-niaiked Flag, of large growth, with dark-green 
sword-like leaves, disliiictly and broadly striped clear silvery white ; 
very elfective as a central piece in a bedding group. $1 each. 
Alternanthera Amabilis Tricolor. 
A variety introduced from Brazil by Mr. Linden of Brussels 
as a new species, but resembling A. magnifica in color, large foliage, 
and vigorous habit. The centre of the leaf is marked with a 
