64 
GREENHOUSE FERNS. 
NOTHOOLiENA 
Average Height. 
feet. 
CANDIDA 
CRETACBA 
DEALBATA 
Geayii 
Hookerii 
HYPOLEUCA 
LANUGINOSA 
N. America 
4 N. America 
A very dwarf, but beautiful, Silver Fern, with triangular fronds. 
N. America 
N. America 
N. America 
4 
1 
4 
2 
1 
2 
Chili ... 
S. Europe 
A rare species ; the fronds are light-coloured, soft, and very woolly. 
Lemmonii i N. America 
Marant^e, syn., Acrostichum m 1 ... ... S. Europe 
Newberryii (F.C.C.) ^ N. America 
A beautiful species, covered with silvery tomentum. 
Parryii h N. America 
siNUATA (see Stove Ferns) ... ... 1 ... ... Mexico 
A charming species, with long, narrow, drooping fronds. 
2 6 
3 6 
2 6 
PLA.TYCEEIUM ALCICORNE. 
Platyceriums grow much better and show off their peculiar fronds to much greater advantage on 
blocks of wood than in pots. 
ONOOLEA 
d SENSIBILIS ( 2 
ohtiisHoha j 
N. America ... 
1 0 
ONYCHIUM 
capensis 
c JaponicumI ' Japan 1 0 
hicidum ) 
OSMUNDA 
Japonica CORYMBIEERA (see illustration) ... 1 Japan 2 6 
A distinct and pretty dwarf Fern, with crested fronds of light green. 
Javanica Java 2 6 
PALUSTRis 2 Brazil 1 0 
A handsome evergreen Fern, closely resembling our native Royal Fern in its style of growth, but 
more graceful, and does not grow so large ; its young fronds are produced nicely tinted, and it retains 
its foliage throughout the winter. 
