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Begonia Martiana, (Martius' Begonia.) — 
Sandy loam. 
r Blechnum gracile (slender Blechnum.) 
Sandy peat and loam. 
r Blechnum polypodifolia, (polypody- 
leaved Blechnum.) 
s Ccelogyne undulata, (waved-leaved 
Ccelogyne.) — Turfy peat. 
s Cattleya Aclandle, (Lady Acland's 
Cattleya.) — Turfy peat. 
s Cattleya Forbesii, (Forbes' Cattleya.) 
s Cattleya Loddigesii, (Loddiges' Catt- 
leya.) 
Centradenia rosea, (rosy Centradenia.) 
— Sandy loam. 
Chorozema rhombea, (rhomb - leaved 
Chorozema.) — Peat and loam. 
Cistopteris atomaria, (dotted Bladder 
Fern.) — Peat and loam. 
s Comparettia coccinea, (scarlet Com- 
parettia.) — Turfy peat. 
Cyclamen persicum, (Persian Sow-bread.) 
— Loam and peat. 
Cypripedium lnsigne, (admirable Ladies' 
Slipper.)— Turfy peat and loam. 
Cypripedium venustum, (handsome Ladies' 
Slipper.) 
s Dendrobium fimbriatum, (fringed- 
lipped Dendrobium.) — Turfy peat. 
s Dendrobium Pierardii, (Pierard's Den- 
drobium.) 
s Dendrobium Jenklnsonii, (Jenkinson's 
Dendrobium.) 
Dion^ea Musctpula, (Venus's fly-trap.) — 
Saturated peat and sphagnum. 
r Doodia aspera, (rough-stalked DolTdia.) 
Sandy peat and loam. ^^ 
r Echeveria secunda, (side-flowered 
Echeveria.) — Sandy loam. 
s Echinocactus, (Hedgehog Cactus). — 
Any of the species ; loam and potsherds. 
r Gymnogramma chrysophylla, (golden- 
leaved Gymnogramma.) — Sandy loam and peat. 
r Gymnogramma calomelanos, (beautiful 
back Gymnogramma.) 
r Gymnogramma tartarea, (infernal 
Gymnogramma.) 
r Hymenophyllum tunbridgense, (Tun- 
bridge Filmy Fern.) — On damp sandstones. 
r Hymenophyllum Wilsonh, (Wilson's 
Filmy Fern.) 
Justicia Calytricha, (beautiful hairy 
Justicia.) — Loam and peat. 
s L^elia albdda, (whitish Laslia.) — Turfy 
peat. 
s L^lia autumn alis, (autumnal Laelia.) 
Lobelia Erinus, (ascending Lobelia.) — 
Sandy loam. 
s Lobelia ramosa, (branching Lobelia.) — 
Light soil, or damp moss. 
s Lycaste aromatica, (spice-scented Ly- 
caste).- — Turfy peat. 
r Lycopodium denticulatum, (tooth 
leaved Club-moss.) — Turfy loam and peat 
r Lycopodium stoloniferum, (stoloni- 
ferous Club-moss.) 
r Lycopodium Selago, (Selago Club- 
moss.) 
r Lycopodium circinale, (rolled Club- 
moss.) 
s Mammillaria stellata, (starred- spined 
Mammillaria.) — Loam and potsherds. 
s Mammillaria tenuis, (slender Mammil- 
laria.) 
5 Mammillaria pulchra, (pretty Mam- 
millaria.) 
s Mammillaria, any other species. 
Niphcea oblonga, (oblong-leaved Snow- 
wort.) — Peat and loam. 
s Odontoglossum Possii, (Ross's Odon- 
toglossum). — Turfy peat. 
Oldenlandia Deppiana, (Deppe's Olden- 
landia.) — Loam and peat. 
s Oncidium pumilum, (dwarf Oncidium.) 
— Turfy peat. 
s Oncidium lunatum, (crescent-lipped 
Oncidium.) 
s Oncidium ornithorhynchum, (bird's- 
beak Oncidium.) 
s Oncidium iridifolium, (iris-leaved On- 
cidium.) 
Polypodium effusum, (spreading Poly- 
pody.) — Sandy peat and loam. 
Polypodium angustifolium, (narrow- 
leaved Polypody.) 
r Polypodium lycopodioides, (Club-moss- 
like Polypody.) 
Pteris chinensis, (Chinese Brake, or 
Bracken.) — Sandy peat and loam. 
s Rhipsalis salicornoides, (salt-wort- 
like Rhipsalis). — Sandy loam. 
Rosa indica minima, (Fairy Rose.) — Turfy 
loam and ,peat. 
s Sophronitis cernua, (drooping Sopro- 
nitis.) — On a block of wood. 
s Sophronitis grandiflora, (large-flow- 
ered Sophronitis.) 
Stylidium adnatum, (adnate-stamened 
Stylidium.) — Peat and loam. 
s Trichopilia tortilis, (twisted-petalled 
Trichopilia.) — Turfy peat. 
Trichomanes speciosum, (handsome 
Bristle Fern.) — On damp sandstone. 
These are a few of the numerous plants 
which might be grown in closely glazed cases. 
We have named a considerable number of 
Ferns, because such structures are peculiarly 
adapted to them, and there is no class of plants 
more truly beautiful. Orchidaceous plants 
succeed well also, with the majority of mono- 
cotyledonous plants; and therefore, in making a 
selection from these, it becomes principally ne- 
cessary to ascertain the ultimate size attained by 
them, so as not to introduce plants of too large 
