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Imperatrico Eugene. Pure red. 
Jackraannl. Intense violet purple. 
Jeanne de Arc. Grayish white. 
John Gould Veitch. Rosette ; laven- 
der. 
Lady Bovill. Grayish blue. 
Lady Caroline Neville. French white. 
Lady Londesborough. Gray, with pule 
bar. 
Lanuginosa. Pale lavender. 
Lanuginosa Candida. W h i te ti n ted. 
Lanuginosa Nivea. Pure white. 
Lanuginosa Belisaire. Lavender. 
Lavender Queen. Very strong : laven- 
der. 
Lawsoniana. Rose, purple veined. 
Lord Londesborough. Mauve, red bar. 
Louise. White, violet anthers. 
Lucie Lemolne. White, yellow an- 
thers. 
Mad. Granger. Purplish red. 
Mad. Van Houtte. French white. 
Marie Lefebre. Pale lilac. 
Magnitica. Reddish purple, red bars. 
Mrs. Baker. Silver gray. 
Miss Bateman. White, chocolate red 
anthers. 
Monstrosa. Silvery white. 
Otto Frcebel. Grayish white. 
Prince of Wales. Deep pucy yellow. 
Rubella. Rich scarlet purple. 
Rubrc Violacea. Maroon purple. 
Standishi. Light mauve. 
Sophia. Lilac purple, 
Sophia Flora Plena. Double flower- 
ing ; lilac purple. 
Star of India. Reddish plum, red 
bars. 
The Queen. Fine mauve, Linuginosa 
like. 
Thomas Moore. Pucy violet. 
Van Houtte. French white. 
Virginia. Greenish white; fragrant. 
Viticella. Dull rose, 
Viticella Purpurao. Bluish purple. 
Viticella Rubra Grandiflora. Clear red. 
Viticella Venosa. Reddish purple and 
veined. 
AZALEAS. 
ZALBAS are a class of plants highly ornamental for Winter 
and early Spring flowering ; they are of easy culture and can 
be had in bloom from Christmas to May if a fair selection of 
varieties is kept up. Nothing can be more gorgeous than a 
tine display of Azaleas ; their distinct and delicate shadings 
and pleasing graduations of color make them universal 
favorites, and they are now much sought after everywhere. 
We have now on hand one of the finest collections of these 
plants ever accumulated in the South, and take pleasure in 
offering them to our patrons, feeling sure they will yield 
them much pleasure and satisfaction. Our Azaleas will be 
this season, as usual, the very best for shape, variety and bud. Our general 
collection consists of the best market and show varieties. Plants are of perfect 
shape and short stems. Nice shaped plants, 50 cents each ; large plants, SI. 00 
each. 
A. Borsig. A very fine pure white and double 
variety, of good form and great substance. 
Alba Illustrata. Flower of the purest white, 
occasionally sprinkled with lilac rose. 
Alba Illustrata Plena. (Raphael.) Pure white, 
double, flue for forcing. 
Alice. A splendid variety, with very double 
flowers ot the most intense rose, with large 
Vermillion blotch; it resembles its parent, 
Due de Nassau, in growth and habit. 
Apollon. Pure white, sometimes lined with 
bright red. 
Amcnna. Small semi-double flower, of a bright 
violet purple; a most profuse bloomer aud 
an excellent forcing variety. 
Baronne de Vriere. Flowers enormous, snow 
white, petals very large, with undulated 
margin, sparingly striped with crimson, 
and blotched with sulphur yellow. 
Bernard Andrea. Rosy purple, double; very 
beautiful. 
Bernard Andrea Alba. Superb white flower, 
very double ; a mostdeslrable and beautiful 
variety. 
