NEW, RARE AND DESIRABLE STOVE PLANTS. 
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CURCULIGO RECURVATA STRIATA. 
Tins is a remarkably handsome variety of a well-known and exceedingly ornamental stove perennial. 
It has the same long-stalked spreading lanceolate longitudinally plaited leaves as the parent, but differs 
in being marked with a distinct and effective central band of pure white, the back of the petiole beincr 
also whitish. It is a most telling decorative plant, on account of its bold and spreading habit 
1 J and 2 guineas. 1 6 
CURCULIGO RECURVATA VARIEGATA. 
A plant of noble aspect, producing from a tuberous rhizome, an arching head of recurved plaited' 
oblong-lanceolate leaves, upwards of two feet long and six inches broad, on stalks a foot and a half in 
length ; the leaves are green, banded in a varying manner with clear white stripes. The rich Palm- 
likc foliage of this plant renders it of the highest ornamental character. The flowers are yellow, and "row 
in short racemes at the base of the leaves. For illustration, vide page 24. 10s. (id . , 15s. and 1 guinea. 
CUEMEEIA "WALLISII, for description and price, vide page 26. 
