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SPECIMEN ORNAMENTAL PLANTS. 
WILLIAM BULL, F.L.S., 
llESPECTFULLY INVITES THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY ABOUT TO FURNISH 
CONSERVATORIES TO AN INSPECTION OF THE 
lAGlFICENT SPECIMEN ORNAMENTAL PLANTS 
IN Ills 
WINTER GARDEN, 
SOME OF WHICH ARE THE MOST HANDSOME IN EUROPE, 
COMPRISINa 
PALMS, MUSAS, LAPAGERIAS, CYCADS, PHORMIUMS, 
ENOEPHALARTOS AND DRACAENAS, 
AND 
THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK IN EUROPE 
OF 
TREE FERNS, 
Well Established, with jlANDSOiviE and jjRACEFUL JIeads. 
THE COLLECTION OF 
IS UNEQUALLED IN EXTENT, AND IN THE SIZE AND BEAUTY OF THE SPECIMENS. 
NEW PLANTS 
Introduced and sent out for the first time in 1880. 
Asparagus plumosus 
Dieffenbachia amcena 
Cardbri 
DELECTA 
Leopoldii 
.splendens 
DROSERA niCHOTOMA RUBRA 
Hetehospatiie elata 
J uNCUs i,a;tkvirbns 
ZEBRIKUS 
MaRANTA N1TEN.S 
Pavonia Makoy,\na 
Pelargonium Maid of Kent 
Princess of Wales 
Philodendron Cardbri 
Sblaginblla caulf.scens ' 
gracilis 
Senecio speciosus. 
