NEW FLORAL GUIDE—SPRING, 1900. 
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New J 
MAPLE- 
apanese leaved 
Ajbutilon, ^avitzii. 
The remarkable New Japanese Abutilon Savitzii is finely shown in our illustration herewith, 
which shows the plant growing in a pot. It is a really beautiful plant, most distinct and striking in its whole 
make-up; the leaves are beautifully formed, very finely and deeply toothed, almost fringed; deep,dark green 
in the centre, each with a wide border of pure white, and the contrast of colors is so sharp and clear, they 
look almost as if painted. The style and habit of the plant with its bright and well defined colors,make it 
very desirable for house and conservatory culture, with palms and other choice decorative plants,where it 
shows to great advantage, and heightens the effect of all. Price, 20 Cts. each, postpaid. 
New Abutilon, Enfanta Eulalie. A most charm¬ 
ing plant for window and house. Plants grow low and com¬ 
pact, and produce exquisite, large, cupped flowers in won¬ 
derful profusion, the whole season, or as long as kept in 
growing condition. Begins to bloom when only a 
few inches high, and blooms all the time,Summer and 
Winter. Color, lovely, soft satin pink;exquisitely 
beautiful for house and conservatory. Price, 20 
cts.each, postpaid 
New Abutilon, Gabriel Rivoire. Exqui¬ 
site, large cup-shaped flowers ; borne all 
the time in great profusion ; lovely creamy 
white, elegantly shaded with apricot 
and fawn. A charming house plant. 
15 cts. each. 
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New Abutilon, William McKinley. 
A rare and beautiful sort, lovely, large cup¬ 
shaped flowers. Exquisite lemon-yellow. 
A neat compact grower, and constant 
bloomer. 15 Cts. each. 
COPYRIGHTED 1899 
C. & J. CO. 
New Giant Browallia, Violet Blue. 
One of the prettiest and most lovely flowers 
recently introduced, equally valuable both for house cul¬ 
ture and open ground,bloomsa 11 the time. Flowers two 
inches across, lovely deep violet blue, splendid. 15 Cts. 
each, 2 for 25 cts. $1.50perdoz. See page 42. 
Qn/^oinl flffpr This set of 4 New Abutilons 
dPtUul U11L1 and One Giant Browallia, 5 
.— in all for 75 cts., postpaid. 
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The Rex, or Painted Leaf Begonias. 
We offer the following choice varieties of Rex 
Begonias, which are considered among the most beauti¬ 
ful foliage plants for house and conservatory ; they re¬ 
quire moderate heat and moisture, but are easily grown. 
COUNTESS LOUIS ERDODY. Curious 
curled leaves, silver bronze, shading to deep rose ; 
splendid. 15 cts. 
LOUISE CLOSSON— Grand ; centre of leaf, deep 
bronze, with broad band of silver rose. 15 cts. 
QUEEN VICTORIA. Rich, velvety leaves 
covered with red plush effect ; edged with green 
and dotted with silver. 15 cts. 
MYSTERY— A very beautiful variety ; soft rosy 
bronze, with silvery plume-colored markings. 15 cts. 
SPECULATA. A fine plant, with leaves like a 
grape leaf. They are bright green in color with a 
background of chocolate. The veins are of a light 
pea-green and the whole leaf spotted with silver. 15c. 
Special Offer postpaid. 
Three Other Fine Plants for House Culture, Nice Companions for the HEX BEGONIAS, are: the ROYAL 
PURPLE STROISILANTHES, 15 cts., Page 57., ACALYPHA MOSAIC A, 15 cts., Page 45., THE CRIMSON 
VELVET PLANT, 15 cts., Page 60. The three only 4Q els., postpaid. ■ 
