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LIST OT PLANTS. 
LIST OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PLANTS FLOWERING THIS MONTH* 
AT MESSRS. YOUNG’S, EPSOM. 
STOVE. 
Barleria lupulina 
Blandfordia nobilis 
Chilodia scutellarioides 
Coleus aromaticus 
Crotalaria striata 
Haemaria, discolor 
Imatophyllum Aitoni 
Jnstica brasila 
guttata 
speciosa 
Omithidium coccineum 
Physianthus albens 
Vernonia acutifolia 
axilliflora 
GREENHOUSE. 
Camellia Rawesiana 
D illwynia j imiperina 
Dryandra cuneata 
tenuifolia 
Erica Archeriaria 
arbuscula 
corifolia 
exsurgens- 
exsudaus 
marifolia 
monadelpha 
peurilis 
sanguinea 
Sebana 
socciflora 
suaveolens 
And 100 other kinds. 
Fuchsia globosa 
Globulea mesembryan- 
■ thoides 
Hermannia glandulosa 
Kennedya longiracemosa 
Lavatera maritima 
mollissima 
Mimulus variegatus 
Oxalis bilida 
carnosa 
Oxalis incaruata 
tortuosa 
Samolus littoralis 
Trichocladus crinitus 
Trachymene linearis 
Ulex provincialis 
Westringia longifolia 
HARDY. 
Allium eriosmon 
Cyclamen vernum 
Ixia maculata 
Ononis viscosus 
Ruta albiflora 
Scrophularia elongata 
Stevia incanescens 
Tri toman the Uvaria 
Tritonia crocata 
derista 
fenestrata 
miniata 
securigera 
squalid a 
Tropseolum atrosangu in e um 
AT MR. KNIGHT’S, KING’S ROAD, CHELSEA. 
STOVE. 
Geissomeria lougiflora 
Aphelandra cristata 
Cymbidium sinense 
Cattleya crispa 
labiata 
Prescottia plantaginca 
Oncidium altissimum 
Cactus truncatus 
Bletia Tankervillia, and 
many other Orchidams 
plants will be in flower 
early in spring. 
GREENHOUSE. 
Camellia sesanqua near 
twenty feet high. 
Liparia hirsuta 
Polygala grandiflora 
Epacris purpurascens 
Crowea saliqua, and many 
interesting and new 
New Holl plants will be 
in flower in the early 
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spring months. Several 
new species of Rhododen¬ 
dron raised last year from 
seeds gathered -in Gosain 
Th-ain (Nepal.) 
HARDY. 
Scilla sibirica 
Claytonia caroliniana 
virginica 
Phlox verna 
Calycanthus priEcox 
Galanthus plicatus 
