NEW, EAEE AND DESIEABLE STOVE PLANTS. 
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STEUDNEEA colocaslefolia, 5s. 
DI60OLOE, 10*. erf. 
SIIGUAFHYLL'nM ciliatum, 2*. Crf. and 3s. 6rf. 
SXBELITZIA AuavsTA, 15*. 
Regine 3s. 6rf., 5s. and?*. 6rf. 
STREPTOCARPUS KBWENSIS, 
FOLYAHTHUS, 2*. 6rf. 
Rexii, 2*. Orf. and 3*. 6rf. 
, Hybbids. — M any pretty varieties of 
various shades of colour. 3s. Crf. each, 
36*. per dozen. 
STREPTOCARPUS REXII PURPUREUS. 
A very pretty and distinct hybrid, producing a profusion of bluish purple flowers, the lower 
lobes being ornamented with a rich plum-coloured blotch or marking. Dui-iug the summer these 
useful decorative plants will succeed well in a greenhouse, but in the winter requii-e the 
temperature of a stove. 5s. ^ 
STREPTOCARPUS Watsonh, 
8YNG0NIUM ai.bo-lineatum, 3*. 6rf. 
Wenmandii, 3s. 6rf. 
TABERN.SUONTANA caaiassa, 3*. 6rf. 
COBONAEIA FLOEB PLEJIO, 3*. 6rf. 
TACSONIA Buchanani (vuifobia), 3*. 6rf. & 5s. 
TAPEINOTIS Caeoline majoe, 5*. 
TERMINALIA elboans, 5s. & 7*. 6rf. 
TETRANEMA mbxicana. Is. 6rf. 
TECOMA AMBOINENSIS. 
This handsome free-flowering stove climber has been introduced from the Island of Amboina. 
Its leaves are impari-pinnate with the leaflets generally in pairs, acuminate. The flowers are 
produced in racemes, the orange-red coroUa tube being from three to four inches long, 16s. 
THEOBROUA Cacao (Cocoa), 10s. 6rf. 
THROPHRASTA mpBEiAXis, vide Clirysophyllum 
imperiale 
THUNBERGIA affinis, vide page 34. 
FEAOEAES, 2*. erf. 
OEANDIFLOEA, 3s. 6rf. 
TKUKBERGIA Haf-eisu (laxjbifolia), 2s. 6rf. 
THYRSACANTHUS eutibajis, 2s. 6rf. and 3s. 6rf. 
TILLANDSIA acattlis zebeina, vide Cryptanthus 
BFVITTATA, vide Cryptaiithus 
uiBEoaLYPUiCA, 5s. and 7s. Crf. 
TILLANDSIA LINDENIANA VERA. 
One of the most beautiful of the Bromehads ; a native of Ecuador, of dwarf compact growth, 
with recurved olive-green leaves. The flower scape bears an ovate flattened spike of a bright rosy 
hue, from the bracts of which i.ssue in siicces.sion the beautiful lilac-blue flowers ; the contrast of 
which with the rose-coloured scape presents a most charming appearance. 10s. Orf., 15s. & 1 guinea. 
TILLANDSIA (CaeagttataIstosaica, 15s.&1 guinea 
TOXICOPHL^A (Acocanthbea) bpectabius, . 
3*. Orf. 
Thunbeegu, os. 
TRADESCANTIA, tirfs Cyanotis 
TYD.EA, vide Index 
URCEOLINA ATJREA, 2s. 6d. and 3s. 
UROSEIKNERA 8PBCTABILI8, 2s. Orf. and 3s. Orf. 
UTRICULARIA MONTANA, 7s. Orf. and 10s. Orf. 
VANILLA AEOMATiCA, 6*. and 7s. Orf. 
PLANiFOLiA, 7s. Orf. and 10s. Orf. 
VINCA ALBA. 2s. Orf. and 3s. Orf. 
VINCA, ALBA oouLATA, 2s. Orf. and 3s. Orf. 
KOSBA, 2s. Orf. and 3s. Orf. 
VITIS CKONTALENSIS, 5s. 
VRIESIA BEAOHYSIACHYA, 5*. 
I’alkbnbeegu, 1 guinea 
FENESTBALIS, OS. 
8PLBNDBNS (speciosa), 3s. Orf. and 5s. 
XYLOPHYLLA angustifolia, 5s. 
INTEBMEBIA, 5s. 
ZINGIBER D’Aeceyi, 5s. 
OFFICINALE, 2s. Orf. 
Zeeumbet, 3s. Orf. 
STOVE CLIMBERS, WALL AND PILLAR PLANTS. 
ALLAMANDAS, of sorts 
ANTIGONONS, of sorts 
ARISTOLOCHIA blegans 
EIDICGLA 
of sorts 
BIGNONIA CSAMBEEIAYNII 
EEGALIS 
of sorts 
BOUGAINVILLEA GLABRA 
EEPULGBNS 
of SOlfB 
CAM PSIDIUM FILICIFOLTDM 
CISSUS DISCOLOR 
CLERODENDRON Balfoue- 
lANUM 
of sorts 
COMBRETUMS, of sorts 
DIOSCOREA illdsteata 
speciosa 
of sorts 
DIPLADENIA AWAnTT.T-S 
BOLIVUSNSI8 
Beeahleyana 
PROFUSA 
of sorts 
ECHITiS, of sorta 
FICUS BABBATA 
RADICANS 
of sorts 
6L0RI0SA Plantii 
6UPEBBA 
GRANDIPLOBA 
HIBISCUS, of Korta 
HOYA CAENOSA 
GLOBULOSA 
of sorts 
IPOM.S1A Hoesfallls 
TBENATA 
of sorts 
JASMINUM GEACILLIMT7M 
JASMINUM, ofsoi-ts 
MARCGRAVXA dubia 
INDICA 
PARADOXA 
PASSIFLORA EERHESINA 
MACEOCAEPA 
PEINCEPS 
QGADRANOULAEI6 VAELEOAIA 
of sorts 
POTHOS FLEXUOSDS 
of sorts 
SMILAX DISCOLOR 
of sorts 
SPATHODEA caupanulata 
STEPHANOTIS floeibunda 
THUNBERGIAS, of sorts 
TECOMA AMBOINENSIS 
TACSONIA Bucuanani 
VANILLA AEOMATICA 
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