GREEN HOUSE PLANTS 
Those marked thin * will stand the winters oj the Middle States, in 
the open air,- and a large proportion of the others will support the 
winters of the Southern States: — 'J'hey are in pots or boxes, and 
the prices are inclusive. Those -which have no prices attached to 
them will not be for sale until the autumn of 1828. 
Linnean Marne. 
Acacia arborea 
armata 
farnesiana 
floribunda 
glauca 
•julibrissin 
linearis 
Iophantha 
longifolia 
pulchella 
stricta 
verticillata 
Achania mollis 
Agapanthus umbellatus 
prsccox 
sp. nova 
Agave americana 
variegata 
•virginica 
Albuca altissima 
major 
Aloe soccotrina 
variegata 
lingua 
verrucosa 
arachnoidcs 
pumila 
Alstroemeria pelegrina 
bgtu 
Alyssum saxatile 
Amaryllis atamasco 
belladonna 
cquestris 
formosissima 
johnsoni 
longifolia 
*lutea 
pulverulenta 
purpurea 
English Maine. 
Hough tree acacia 
Price each. 
IS cts. 
Prickly do. 
1 00 
Sponge tree do. 
1 00 
Many-flowered do. 
2 00 
Glaucous do. 
1 00 
Smooth tree do. 
50 
Linear do. 
2 00 
Two-spiked do. 
1 50 
Long-leaved do. 
2 00 
Zig zag spiny do. 
2 00 
Double-headed do. 
1 00 
Whorl-leaved do. 
1 00 
Soft achania 
1 00 
African blue lily 
1 00 
Small do. 
1 00 
5 00 
Great american aloe 
50 
Striped leaved do. 
1 00 
Virginian do. 
50 
Tall albuca 
75 
Greater do. 
75 
Soccotrine aloe 
1 00 
Partridge breast do. 
75 
Tongue do. 
75 
Wai ted do. 
75 
Great cobweb do. 
l 00 
Small cobweb do. 
1 00 
•Spot-flowered'alstroemeria 
1 50 
Stripe-flowered do. 
■ 1 50 
Rock alyssum 
50 
Atamasco lily 
25 
Belladonna do. 
75 
Barbadoes do. 
1 00 
Jacob acan do. 
37 
Striped flowering do. 
2 00 
Long leaved do. 
75 
Yellow do. 
25 
Powdered do. 
3 00 
Purple do. 
A 
l 00 
