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Coprosma Baueriana Variegata, 
An exceedingly valuable variegated plant from New Zealand, 
with medium-sized obovate, bright-green, polished leaves, mar- 
gined with broad, creamy-yellow and white variegation. It was 
much admired as planted in England last season. 75 cents each. 
$4.50 for 10. 
Dactylis Glomerata Var. Elegantissima. 
Undoubtedly the best variety of this elegant grass, producing 
a superb effect wherever introduced in England the past season. 
Its long, slender, deep-green leaves, lined and margined silvery- 
white, are very graceful, and will insure its general use when 
known. 25 cents each. 82 for 10. 
Dahlia Imperialis. 
Large, drooping, bell-shaped flowers, of a transparent white, 
shaded with delicate rose ; the growth reaching from six to eight 
feet, and, if potted in the autumn, becomes an exceedingly effec- 
tive greenhouse plant. 75 cents each. 
Eoheveria Secunda Glauca. 
A dwarf, stemless, and compact Alpine plant, which is un- 
doubtedly the most valuable of all the Echevcrias, on account of 
its color and close habit, producing an unequalled effect in arti- 
ficial beds. 
Its fleshy, obtuse leaves are distinctly glaucous, terminated with 
sharp vermilion points. 50 cents each. 81 for 10. 
Euonymus Radicans Poliis Argentiis. 
A hardy distinct variety from Japan, with medium-sized, obtuse, 
lanceolate, deep-green leaves, distinctly margined, clear white, 
compact in growth, and, on account of its strong contrast in color, 
a decided acquisition. 50 cents each. $4 for 10. 
Epilobium Hirsutum Tariegatum. 
A most desirable herbaceous perennial, with oblong leaves two to 
three inches in length, mid-rib and centre distinct, deep-green, edge 
broadly marked silvery white; growth erect; very showy, and 
promises to be a decided acquisition. 75 cents each. 
New Golden Zonale Geraniums. 
Peter Ghieve, rich gold margin, correct outline, and brilliant 
