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44 NEW, EAEE AND DESIEABLE STO^rE PLANTS. 
SCINDAPSUS ARYR.2EUS. 
A creeping-stEmmed Arad, the stems fixing themselves by rooting as they advance in growth. 
Tlie leaves arc glabrous, the j uvenile ones ovate acuminate, very silvery and glossy on the surface ; 
the older and more mature leaves are pinnatifid, and become silvery on the siudace like the younger 
ones. It has been imported from the East Indies. 10». 6d. 
SCINDAPSUS, ride Poinos 
SCUTELLARIA Mocdjiana, 2». 6rf, and 3». 6<f. 
SEBICOGBAFHIS GuiEEDEEOiiTiAirA, 2j. 6d. 
SINNINOIA PUNCTATA, 3«. Cd. 
PUnPUBEA NIOBA, 3s. Cd. 
SIPHOCAMPYLUS Hoiboletii, 3s. Cd. 
SMILAX DISCOLOR. 
A bold gron-ing semi-scandent species, introduced from South America. Tlie leaves are of a 
rich green colour iiregularly blotched in a yoimg state with patches of purplish-browu varying 
much in size and form. It is a bright cheerful clean-looking plant, desirable on account of the 
oniamcntal clmi'acler of its blotched foliage. 7s. Gd. 
SMILAX LONOIFOLIA VARIEOATA, 5s. 
SlIUTTBEWOETHn. 7s. Gd. 
SOLANDRA ohandifioiia, 3s. Gd. 
SONEBILA IlENEEnsoNi, 3s. Gd. and 5i. 
Heneeesoni aeoentea, 3s. Gd. and 5s. 
PICTUEATA, 5s. 
speciosa, 5s. 
maeoaeitacea 3s. Gd. and 5s. 
SO^EBILAS, NE iV, rids page 8. 
SPATHIPHYLLUM pictum, 5s. 
SPATHODEA CAMPANULATA, 7s. Cd. 
SPH.SROGYNE latifolla, 3s. Cd. 
SPILffiBOSTEMA jUEiiOEATUii, 3s. Cd. and 5s. 
STADMANNIA AUAIIIUS, lOs. Gd. 
STEMOSPEBMATIUM Waelisii, 5s. 
STEPHANOTIS elobieunda, 3s. Cd. 
FLOEiBUNDA, “Klvaston” variety, 
3s. Cd. & os. 
STERCULIA DISCOLOR. 
An ornamental stove plant, introduced from East and North Australia, having pale gi ccn irregularly 
lobed leaves, the divisions — generally three or five — never extending more than halfway to the centre 
of the leaf. The flowers, which arc bonie in .spicate panicles, are rose-red in colour’, and soniewhat 
campanulate or funnel-shaped. It has been figured in the JSotauical Magazine, Tab. GG08. 7s. Gd. 
STEUDNEEA colocasizefolia, 5s. 
EISCOLOE, 10s. Cd. 
STIGMAPHYLLUM ciliatum, 2s. Cd. and 3s. 6d. 
STEELITZIA Augusta, 15s. 
Keoinje, 3s. Gd., 6s. and 7s. Gd. 
6TBEPT0CABPUS Dunnu, 
KEWENSIS, 
POLYANTHUS, 2s. Gd. 
Eexii, 2s. Cd. and 3s. Gd. 
PUEPUEEVS, ride page 8. 
STEEP TO 3ABPUS Wateonii, 
SYN60N1UM AIBO-LINEAIUJI, 3s. Cd. 
Wenblakpii, 3s. Gd. 
TABEENaiMONTANA camassa, 3s. Gd. 
COEONAEIA FLOEE PLENO, 3s. Gd. 
Wallichiana, 10s. Cd. 
TACSONIABuchanani (vitifolia), 3s. Cd. & 5s. 
TAPEINOTIS Caeolin.^: majoe, 5s. 
TEBMIKALIA eleoans, 6->. & 7s. Cd. 
TETBANEMA mexicana. Is. Gd. 
TECOMA AMBOINENSIS. 
TTiis hand.some free-flowering stove climber has been introduced from the Island of Amboina. 
Its leaves are impari -pinnate with the leaflets' generally m pairs, acuminate. The flowers are 
produced in racemes from the axils of the leaves, the orange-red corolla tube being from three to 
lour inches long 15s. 
THEOSBOMA Cacao (Cocoa), 10s. Gd. 
THEOPHRASTA iiq'eeialis, ride Cluysopliyllum 
impeiiale 
THUlfBEBGIA affixis, fidspago 45. 
FEAOBANS, 2s. Gd. 
OEANPIFLORA, 3s. Gd. 
THUNBERGIA HAEEisn (laueifolia), 2s. Cd. 
THYBSACAMTEUS eutilaxs, 2s. Cd. and 3s. Gd. 
TILLANDSIA acaulis zeeeixa, ride Crj-ptanthus 
BiviTTATA, ride Ci’yptanthus 
(Caeaouata) caedinalis, 2 guineas 
JONOHEI, 10s. Gd. 
TILLANDSIA HIEROGLYPHICA. 
A beautiful Bromeliaocous plant, its attractive foliage ornamented with singularly interesting 
markings ; the leaves are recurved, ratlier closely set, and of a pale green colour, marked transversely 
with distinct irregular bunds of deeper green figures, W'hich at firat sight have the appearance of 
being hieroglypliical inscriptions. The markings are repeated on the under surface, of a deep 
chocolate-purple colour. 5s. and 7s. Gd. 
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