hard wooded shrub to about eight feet in height, racemes 
of scarlet flowers, very attractive. Rare.$ .75 
163. Senecio species 
Arizona. Makes a good sized shrub, very quick growing, 
splendid winter bloomer when it is a sheet of yellow bloom 
in large terminal panicles. A very fine thing, new. 1 gal¬ 
lon cans .$ .50 
164. Solatium lanceolatum 
Tropical America. Dark green tomentose foliage, panicles 
of dark purple flowers with yellow eye. Very profuse and 
constant bloomer, quite a good shrub. Uncommon. 1 gal¬ 
lon cans .$ .50 
165. *Sophora Davidii 
China. Deciduous shrub, small pinnate foliage, a sheet of 
blue pea shaped flowers in early spring. Should be much 
more planted than it is. Very beautiful when in full 
bloom. Uncommon .$ .50 
166. *Sophora secundiflora 
Texas and Mexico. Evergreen shrub, large panicles of 
very deep blue pea shaped flowers very similar to Wis¬ 
taria. Very striking thing when in bloom. 1 gallon cans 
..$ .75 
167. Strophanthus speciosus 
South Africa. Good sized evergreen shrub, very dark 
green foliage, good sized heads of very curious flowers in 
terminal cymes, reddish color without, cream color within, 
lobes producing filiform tails about one inch long. Very 
uncommon. 1 gallon cans.$1.00 
168. Styrax Californica (Snowdrop bush) 
California. Deciduous shrub growing in a very limited 
area in California, leaves bright green, slightly pubescent, 
drooping flowers in terminal clusters, pure white with yel¬ 
low stamens. Very uncommon and pretty shrub. 1 gal¬ 
lon cans .$1.25 
169. Tecoma garrocha 
Argentina. Deciduous shrub with yellow and scarlet trum¬ 
pet shaped flowers in slender terminal racemes, a very 
pretty and striking shrub in full bloom. Should be planted 
more than it is. 1 gallon cans.$ .75 
170. *Thevetia nerifolia 
Mexico. Evergreen shrub, pretty shining foliage, the flow¬ 
ers instead of being yellow as in the common species are 
deep orange color. ETncommon. Strong plants.$ .50 
171 *Thryallis Braziliensis 
Brazil. Evergreen shrub, large panicles of very beautiful 
yellow flowers tinted red in late summer and autumn, 
makes a very pretty hedge. A beautiful and aristocratic 
flowering shrub. Rare. 4 inch pots.$1.50 
172. Tithonia arborea (Tree Sun Flower) 
Mexico. A gigantic grower, sending up a mass of flower 
stalks twelve feet high, clusters of enormous deep golden 
yellow composite flowers resembling sun flowers at the 
end of each branch. Is the better for being cut down to 
the ground every winter when it is through blooming. A 
very striking and handsome plant, invariably attracts at¬ 
tention. Uncommon. 1 gallon cans.$ .50 
173. Tricuspidaria dependens 
(Syn. Crinodendron dependens) 
Chile. Evergreen tree very much resembling our Oaks in 
foliage, covered in summer with white, drooping, bell- 
