PLANTS, with Ornamental Foliage. 
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PLANTS FOR THE DECORATION OP HALLS, STAIRCASES, &c. ( Continued .) 
can be introduced with the most desired effect. Of these it is only necessary to particularise the handsome Lomaria 
gibba ; Pteris albo-oretica linoata, P. argyrea, and P. tricolor ; the various Adiantums ; the different varieties of 
Gymnogramraa, especially Laucheana and VVobbiaua; the curious Bird’s-nest Fern, and many others, giving a great 
variety of leaf formation, of hue of foliage, and of graceful habit. 
Each — s. d. s. d. 
Agave americana (specimens) 63 0 
,, „ fol. var. (specimens).. . . 63 0 
„ amccna 42 0 
Aralia papyrifera 16 2 6 
,, Sieboldi 2 6 6 0 
Areca sapida 10 6 15 0 
Araucaria Cooki 5 s.,7s.6d. f 10 6 21 0 
,, Cunningharai 7 6 
,, oxcelsa 5 a*., 7s. ( id., 10 6 21 0 
Aspidistra elatior fol. var. 36 50 
Chamaerops excelsa y 5 0 10 6 
,, humilis 3 6 7 6 
,, ,, (specimens, 6 ft.) .. .. 147 0 
,, palmetto 7 6 10 6 
Cordylino indivisa (specimens) 21 0 42 0 
Corypka australis 15 0 25 0 
Curculigo recurvata 7 6 15 0 
Cycas revoluta 15 0 
Cyperus altornifolius 2 6 
Each — 8. d. s. d. 
Dracaena brasiliensis 26 50 
,, congesta 2 6 3 6 
,, Cooperi 5 0 15 0 
,, ferrea 3 6 7 6 
,, rubra 3 6 
,, terminalis 3 6 7 6 
Echoveria metallica per dozen 9 0 18 0 
,, sanguinea ,, 9 0 18 0 
Ficus elastica each 2 6 3 6 
Latania borbonica 3 6 15 0 
Li vistonia humilis 12 6 
Pandanus utilis 2 6 5 0 
,, javanicus l’ol. var 50 106 
Ligularia Kaompferi 2 6 3 6 
Monsteria deliciosa (specimen) 63 0 
Phoenix dactylifera 5 0 7 6 
,, recliuata 6 0 7 6 
Strelitzia regina (specimen) 42 0 
Sabal Blackburniensis 10 6 16 0 
Zamia villosa (specimen) 21 0 84 0 
The following are more suitable for decorative purposes during the Summer months. 
Each — s. d. ' Each — s. d. 
Alocasia Lowi . ,7s. 6 d. t 10a. Gd., 21 0 Croton pictum 2s. 6d., 3 6 
,, metallica 5«., 10 6! ,, variegatum ....2s.6d., 3 6 
Anthurium acaulis 7s. Gd. f 10 6 Cyanophyllum magnificum .... 10 6 
,, grande 5a*., 7 6 Dieffenbachia Baraquiniana . . . . 10 6 
,, magnificum 7 6 Dracaena ferrea variegata, 3 a. 6d., 5 0 
,, regale 7s. Gd., 10 6 ,, nobilis 7s. Gd., 10 6 
Aralia reticulata 21 0 Hibiscus Cooperi 2 6 
Croton angustifolium. . . .3 a. Gd. } 5 0 ( Maranta bicolor 3 6 
,, elegans 2 s. Gd. t 3 6| ,, Lindeni 10 6 
Each — s. d. 
Maranta lineata alba .. . .3s. Gd. y 5 0 
,, regale 3a. Gd., 5 0 
,, rosea picta 5a., 7 6 
,, Veitohi 21 0 
Pandanus graminifolius 5 0 
Phyllogathis rotundifolius, 2a. 6 d. 3 6 
Sanchezia nobilis 5 0 
Sphterogyne latifolia 10 6 
Our Selection , 12 separate sorts , 1 plant of each, for 42a., 63a., and 84a. 
STOYE, GEEEIHOUSE, COSSEBYATORX, 
AND 0UT-D00R PLANTS, P0R AUTUMN GROWING. 
ACHIMENES, our Selection. 
s. d. 
1 of each 12 varieties (dry roots) ‘1 0 
2 n 12 ii u 6 0 
3 n 12 h u 8 0 
6 h 12 u u 12 0 
ARTJNDO CONSPICUA. 
Fine plants of above splendid ornamental grass, in 
the stylo of the Pampas Grass. 
Price Is. and Is. G d. each. 
AZALEAS (Indica). 
A fine collection in 100 finest named varieties, all well 
set with buds for early Spring blooming, 12s., 18s., 21s., 
to 30s. per dozen. 
CINERARIA. 
Seodlings, Gs. to 9s. per dozen ; named varieties, 
9s. to 12s. per dozen. 
CAMELLIA. 
A fine collection of the best varieties in cultivation, 
well set with buds, for Winter and early Spring bloom- 
ing, in 200 finest named sorts, 24s., 30s., to 42s. per 
dozen. 
Extra strong well-grown Pyramids, 3 to 6 ft. Prices 
and names on application. 
CANNA INDICA. 
4s. per dozen. 
CARNATIONS, PERPETUAL OR TREE. 
A splendid collection in 25 distinct named 
varieties, well set with buds, for Winter blooming:, 
1 to 11 feet high. Price 2s. 6d. to 3s. 6d. each. 
CARNATIONS. 
Per doz. pairs — s. d. 
Carnations, finest named show varieties 21 0 
u n yellow ground varieties .... 24 0 
ii ii Cloves, in distinct colours . . 18 0 
CHOICE HYACINTHS FOR EXHIBITION, SEE PAGE 10. 
