NEW, RARE AND DEStRABLE STOVE PLANTS. 29 
DIPLADENIA BREARLEYANA. 
This splendid vavioty of Uipladenia is one of the best exhibition plants extant. It is of free growth, 
and of the most florifcrous character, in this respect greatly exceeding any other Dipladenia, It is an 
evergreen stove climber of the very first rank, and is furnished with opposite oblong acute dark gi'een 
leaves, which serve as a fine contrast for the superbly coloured flowers, which arc of the largest size, 
opening pink and changing to the richest crimson colour. They have this remarkable peculiarity, that 
the colour increases in intensity with the ago of the flowers. Beautiful as were the lliidadenias of 
some few years since, they have been quite eclipsed by the improved varieties which have been 
obtained, and amongst these 1). Brcarleyana is certainly the most distinct and beautiful. 7s. M. and 
10s. 6d. ; extra sizes, 1 and 14 guinea. 
DIPLADENIA INSIGNIS, 10s. 6d. | DIPLADENIA MARTIANA (CRASSI- 
MAGNIPICA (ACUMINATA), 3s. 6d. NODA), 3s. 6d. and 6s. 
and 6s. I 
DIPLADENIA ORNATA. 
A very fine variety of this useful and oftbetivo class of stove climbers. It produces fine large flowers 
of a rich crimson colour, beautifully sulfuscd with violet. 16 s. 
