. Annual catalogue of plants for 1882. Nursery stock Pennsylvania Philadelphia Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Seeds Catalogs. 4 John Dick, AlfTHURIUM SCHERZERIANUM ALBUM. Aralias Continned, Filicifolia. An ornamental leaved plant, graceful in habit and well furnished with fo- liage, a most valuable plant of its family. The stem and leaf-stalks are purplish, thickly marked with oblong white spots ; the broad leafy limb, which is imparipinnately divided, the pinnaj themselves are of a bright green with a purplish costa opposite and deeply pin- natifid; it is a native of the South Sea Islands.
. Annual catalogue of plants for 1882. Nursery stock Pennsylvania Philadelphia Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Seeds Catalogs. 4 John Dick, AlfTHURIUM SCHERZERIANUM ALBUM. Aralias Continned, Filicifolia. An ornamental leaved plant, graceful in habit and well furnished with fo- liage, a most valuable plant of its family. The stem and leaf-stalks are purplish, thickly marked with oblong white spots ; the broad leafy limb, which is imparipinnately divided, the pinnaj themselves are of a bright green with a purplish costa opposite and deeply pin- natifid; it is a native of the South Sea Islands. (See cut page 3.) Price, 75c. to $2 each. Guilfoylei. A veiy distinct species, produ- cing large pinnate leaves; leaflets obscurely lobed, from two to three inches long, light green, margined with pure white. Native of the South Sea Islands. Price, 35c. to $1 each. Longifolia. . 1 00 to 2 00 Papyracoa. Rice paper plant. 25 to 50 Leptophylla. A fine form, the leaves are beautifully cut, and stems spotted with yel- low, compact habit. Price, $1 to $5 each. Veitchii. A most tlegaat slender growing Aralia producing handsome digitate leaves, with filiform leaflets, which are much undu- lated. The color of the leaf is dark very glossy green on the upper surface, and dark red beneath. Price, $1 to $5 each. Elegantissima. Habit of Veitchii in growth leaves produced on long foot-stalks of a dark green color, decorative plan. Price, $3 each. Artocarpus Caniionii, Bread Fruit Tree . 1 00 to 1 50 Begonia. Rex "Varieties. 15c. to 3oc. each, $ to $2 per dozen. BERTOIONIAS. Maculata. . 35 to 50 Van Houtii. New. • 75 to 100 Bobmei'ia Argentea. 50c. each. CALADIUMS. Many of them do well planted out in sum- mer, with partial shade and moist soil. Esculentum. 10 for $1, extra large, 10 for $ Fancy, No. 1. 25 varieties, $6. " No. 2. " " 4. " No. 3. " " CAMPTLOBDTRXS. Discolor. . 35 to 50 Fulgens. . do do Giesbrightii. . do to 100 Porphyrophylla. d
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