NEW, HARZ, AND SELECT PLANTS . 
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ABUTILON INSIGNIS. 
An old but scarce variety, of a dwarfish habit, producing clusters of three to five 
flowers of a deep rose, veined with crimson. Fine for winter flowering. 
Price, 50c. each. 
ANTHEMIS NOBILIS. 
A handsome dwarf, herbaceous plant, with fine-cut foliage and neat, double, white 
flowers; is well adapted for bedding or carpet work. 
Price, 50c. each; $4.50 per dozen. 
ANTHURIUM SCHERZERIANUM. 
One of the most beautiful and striking plants of recent introduction, producing 
large, brilliant scarlet, banner-like flowers at all seasons, each flower remaining in 
bloom two or three months. This beautiful plant should be in every collection. 
Price, $2 to $5 each. 
ANTHURIUM CRYSTALLINUM. 
This is a great novelty, having large foliage in the way of A. magnified. The 
leaves are dark green, and the upper surface of each is distinctly and beautifully 
marked with broad silvery lines, rendering it very striking and showy. 
Price, $3 to $5 each. 
AQUILEGIA CHRYSANTHA. 
A new hardy and showy variety of the Aquilegia, with pale-yellow flowers; 
grows three feet high, blooming freely and profusely all summer. It is a decided 
acquisition. Price, 75c. each; $7.60 per dozen. 
ARECA LUTESCENS. 
A beautiful Palm, adapted to greenhouse culture and the decoration of the garden 
in summer. Its habit is very graceful, with long pinnate leaves, and the stem and 
petioles are of a clear bright yellow. Price, $5 each. 
NEW PALM, BRAHEA FILAMENTOSA. 
This is a new and very handsome Palm, from Lower California, something in the 
way of the Chamoerops. The leaves, which are large and fan-shaped, are of a bright 
green, beautifully plaited, and the edges of all the pinnate divisions are covered 
with very slender, white, thread-like fllaments six inches long. It will be admirably 
adapted for planting out in summer, being of rapid growth. 
Young Plants, $3 each; $24 per dozen. 
CROTON WEISMANNI. 
A very distinct and beautiful-foliaged plant, with long, narrow leaves, striped and 
mottled with gold of the brightest possible hue. It is of very graceful habit, of free 
growth, the leaves attaining the length of ten or twelve inches and about three 
quarters of an inch wide; leaves deep, shining green, with gold blotches, the midrib 
and margins golden-yellow. Price, $3 each. 
CROTON MAXIMUM. 
A most effective variety, forming a magnificent object when well grown; the 
habit is robust and the foliage large, upwards of twelve inches long and four 
broad; ground color rich golden-yellow, with irregular-shaped blotches and bands 
of deep, glossy green. Price, $2 each. 
CROTON UNDULATUM. 
One of the most showy and ornamental kinds. The leaves are nearly yellow in 
their early stage, gradually becoming more deeply colored, and when mature are 
deep bright green, profusely mottled and blotched with bright crimson, and the 
edges are beautifully waved. Price, $3 each. 
