. Spring catalogue of new and beautiful plants. ustomers the utmost chance in their cultiva-tion, I offer none but strictly first-class roots this season. Price 15 cents each ; $ per dozen. Gazania Splendens Variegata. A variety identical in flower with G. Splendens, but having the margin of eachleaf distinctly margined with white. It is a plant of great beauty, when planted outin the open border, retaining its variegation in the hottest weather. As a basketplant, or for pot culture in the greenhouse, it is very valuable. Price 25 cents each. 20 C atalo gwe of the Echeveria. The Echeverias
. Spring catalogue of new and beautiful plants. ustomers the utmost chance in their cultiva-tion, I offer none but strictly first-class roots this season. Price 15 cents each ; $ per dozen. Gazania Splendens Variegata. A variety identical in flower with G. Splendens, but having the margin of eachleaf distinctly margined with white. It is a plant of great beauty, when planted outin the open border, retaining its variegation in the hottest weather. As a basketplant, or for pot culture in the greenhouse, it is very valuable. Price 25 cents each. 20 C atalo gwe of the Echeveria. The Echeverias are a class of plants with thick, fleshy leaves, introduced fromMexico ; they are of a rich and very peculiar appearance, of various colors and hues;like all succulent plants, they are well suited for rock work, and ornamental plantinggenerally ; they can be wintered in the house very easily, as they stand the dry atmos-phere well, and at the same time, are ornamental. Sanguined—Long pointed leaves, of a deep red color. Price 25 cents *CoT3©a Scan&ens Variegata. A luxuriant growing climber, useful for covering trellises, &c, has large greenishpurple bell-shaped flowers; foliage green, delicately shaded and striped with a lightsilver color. Price 50 cents each. Columbus Nursery. 21 Erythrina Crista Galli-^-CoRAL Plant. Very ornamental and showy, producing a profusion of deep crimson pea-shapedflowers, on spikes eighteen inches long. May be taken up in the fall and winteredin a dry cellar, like a dahlia, and planted out again in the spring; in bloom nearly allsummer. Price of young plants 40 cents each ; 1 year old plants 75 cents each.
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