SPECIMENS IN "WINTER GARDEN. 
4 $ 
WILLIAM BULL, f.b.h.s., f.e.b.s., 
B^s to invite the Nobility and Gentry about to furnish Conservatories, 
to an inspection of the 
MAGNIFICENT SPECIMEN ORNAMENTAL PLANTS 
IV HIS 
Smut of m|it^ on l|t HotiJsomisi in Enrof i ; 
THEY COMPBISE 
Variegated Aloes and Yuccas. 
Majestic Tree Ferns and Dracaenas. 
Graceful Grevilleas and Acacias. 
Noble Palms and Araucarias. 
Beautiful Azaleas and Camellias. 
Gorgeous Indian Rhododendrons. 
Curious Cycas and Pincenecticias. 
Picturesque Aralias and Lomatias. 
AND 
HANDSOME STANDARD BAYS, ORANQE TREES, & LAURESTINUS, 
IN TUBS, 
■WITH S'2'ISU:iyCETTliaA.Xj HEA-ES, 
For Terrace Gardens or Conservatories. 
Applications for Experienced Gardeners will have every attention, and 
only men of known ability and integrity will be recommended. 
