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Miti •aria eoffiiion ; long tiibul'us (lowers cf a gb't>ni:ig scirlct (A. M. 
R. H. S.), 2/6 each. 
Moschosiiia 1-ipai‘iuin ; foliage Strongly scented, white flowers i. — each, 
Oehnsi iiiiiititloi-a ; a rare shrub with yellow flowers and black berries 
surrounded by a scarlet calyx, 2/6 each. 
Olearia liiirata; linear grass-like leaves, extremely graceful, 1,6 each 
— inacrotlan ta ; pretty foliage reminding one of a Holly, 1,6 each. 
— — ilieifoiia; leaves mucii broader and -of a deeper gr-cen, '/b each. 
— niticia ; white fragrant flower-heads, 1 / — each. 
Ostromelrs antliyllitlil'olia ; vei'y pretty foliage and Ci‘ata'gus-like white 
flowers, ijc) each. 
Ozathaniiiti« roisniai'inifaliuH; [•retty foliage, numerous white flowers 
(A. M. R. H. S.), 1/6 each. / 
Peroskia Godsel'finna ; yellow foliage with purple undersides, 3/6 ear'll. 
Phyl!<n*a<*tu?*, 10 choice varieties, 10 /—. 
Pisonia Priiiconiaiia : a new shrub from New Zealand, rt-markaiile fiir its 
broad and long glossy Au' uba-like leaves, 2 6 each. 
Pitto!sp«>fiiin i‘u.i'-onioi«l<‘*> \ arit*g;-atuiii ; white variegation, 1/6 eo'-h. 
Pathos celatofaiilis ; a sfdendi ! climber with large round leaves, 2/6 f-a/h. 
Koiidflelia aiistjciia; ‘'h';v, y f. li. g ri d ) i k fl v.tjs, 1/6 each. 
KuoHia Poi't<el!;ie; leaves deep green with white veins, purple undersides, 
and pink flowers, 1 /— each. 
Riissellia ,piii<'e;i (A. Rl. R. 11. S.) 1/6 each. 
— LeiiioiiMM eU-fi'aatissiiiia, and ittiiltifloi'a (I-.), ti\brids 
between Ji. junrea and R. sumieniosa ; elegant hanging sterns vvitir scarlet 
flowers, each. 
Seaecio (walplaii nitiv.'! of S r ith A-rid; s'j'r iHat leaves, showy oranee 
flowers, 2 / j each. 
S papiii:tn iiiii ;ifl•it•■:llla flort? pleixt ; double white flowers, 1/6 each. 
StreptosaU‘11 Jauiootiii ; beautiful flowers ol a brieht orange (A. M. R. 
H, S.), 1 /—■ each. 
Tsvesouia An; trorn Quito, supeib lloweis of a deep rose, 3/6 each. 
— ni:(iiioat:i r /6 each. 
— mixta: pink tnboS, laig- fiaiits; 3/3 each. 
— inollist^ima ; beautiful (lowers of a ludght rose, 3 ,'6 each. 
— sp. I5«»g^(»ia (T.Pog^cnclorfii rosea); flowers iu the way of T. tnollissitna^ 
but of a bright crimson, 3/C each. 
'I’efoma jjasmiuoidos ;dha iuargn:i ; large pure white flowers, 2/6 each. 
— Smithii ; trusses of pale orange flowers, 1'6 each. 
Toxicophicjea spe<*tid»!lLs ; trusses of fine sweet-scented white flowers, 
3/— each. 
Viburnum >Iatsk;»ta (odor at is n imam), a Japanese evergre'en, 2/— each. 
— — v;»i*. ; 2/6 each. 
— Tinus ft»l. \ar. ; foliage edged with yellow and vvhite, 1/6 each. 
Platycerium Lemoinei (L.) 
This splendid novelty is a hybrid between P. Veitchii and P. Willinckii, sur¬ 
passing both by the unusual size of its deeply divided tips and by its lofty 
habit, 12 /— each. 
LARGE FLOWERED GANNAS 
BEST NEW SORTS 
Antonin Givandan (Cro:y) \ flow'ei's canary yellow^ doited carmine, n d.each. 
Afs.^sant ( ]'itm. ); foliage brown, flowers of the largest size, scarlet, 1/6 each. 
ISeothoveii (/*/); tall spikes, copper orange, 9 d. each. 
