SELECT LIST OF BULBOUS AND TUBEROUS-ROOTED PLANTS. 23 
CH-UO/ES VEliDIEU 
Chelsoxi 
De Candolle 
,, Humboldt 
Devinck 
D oSIiiETTr 
Dk. Boisduval 
,, Bindley 
D uo DE Mojiny 
,, ,, Nassau 
„ „ Eatibon 
Ducuaktbe 
Edouaud Andue 
,, Mobeau.y 
K. G. Henderson 
Elvina 
Emilib Vekdieu 
Emmeline 
Etoile d’Aroent 
Filicien David 
Golden Queen 
HelEvy 
Henri Doucet 
Herold 
H ouLLEra 
Hrubyanum 
CALADIUllS — Continued. 
ImrEratrice EuoEnie 
Mozart 
Isadora Leroy 
Mrs. DombraIN 
Jules Putzeyb 
Murillo 
Keteleer 
Nai'oleon hi. 
Lainoii 
PetschkauI 
Lamartine 
PlOTURATUM 
Lavinia 
Pcbcile 
Leoi’oldu 
President 
Lei'esoiikinei 
Prince Albert EdWaUU 
Lei’lay 
1’einces.s Alexandra 
Louise Poirier 
Quadricolor 
Lurline 
Kaulinii 
Madame Alfred JIame 
Regale 
,, Andiueux 
Reine Victoria 
,, DE LA DERANS.U'E 
Ricci 
,, Duteil 
Rossini 
,, Houllet 
Rouillard 
,, Hunnebelle 
SlEBOLD 
MAlKiUISE DE CAUX 
Striatum 
Mars 
Thibautii 
Maximb Duval 
Tricolor 
Max Kolb 
Triomfiie DE l’Exi'osition 
Mercadante 
Troubetzkoyi 
Meyerbeer 
Versciiaffeltti 
Miltoni 
Vesta 
Mirabile 
AVightti 
For descriptions, vide Mr. W. B. ’s Plant Catalogue. 
MISeKBBANEOUS BDL.BOGS AND TUBE- 
ROUS-ROOTED PEANTS. „ , , 
ACHIUENES, vide page 20. 
ACORUS JAPONICUS SIEBOLDII AUREO-STRIATUS 2 (> 
AGAPANTHUS DMBELLATUS (African Lily), blue . . ' . . . Is. & 1 6 
ALOCASIAS, of sorts, Vide Mr. W. B.’s Plant Catalogue. 
AliSTBCEMERIA AtJREA, orange, spotted with carmine 0 6 
BRASILIENSIS, amaranth red, striped mahogany, and spotted with 
black 0 (> 
„ CHILENSIS, choice mixed 0 G 
,, ERREMBAULTI 0 6 
„ HJEMANTHA, orange 10 
„ PELEGRINA, rvhite, shaded with lilac, half hardy . . . .26 
,, PERUVIANA ('rcmcoloiQ, choice mixed 0 0 
,, PSITTACINA, crimson and gi’een 10 
,, TRICOLOR, black, white, and yellow, half hardy 16 
AUARVLLIS, vide pages 16 to 18. 
AMORPHOPHALLUS CAMPANULATUS. 
A most remarkable tuberous-rooted East Indian plant. The leaf-stalk is marked with pale spots 
the leaf-blade is three-branched ; the bell-shaped spathe is wavy at the margins, and measures some; 
15 inches in height and 2 feet in diameter at the widest portion ; externally it is puce-coloured, dappled, 
over with large white and smaller green spots ; internally crimson purple, with a darker rim at the 
base. It is certainly one of the most extraordinary in the whole world of plants, and undoubtedlyi 
handsome. 6s. and 7s. 6d. 
AMORPHOPHAl I UR nAMPANLJLATUS QRNATUS. J 
