Fruit trees, evergreens, roses, etcfor Florida and coast belt of southern states . Cocos Weddelliana. Leayes Pinnate. *Areca Bauerii (Seaforthia Robusta)-^ jGraceful variety, attaining a heightof 15 to 20 feet, and of half-hardyhabit. $1. *Areca Lutescens—Graceful variety;leaves bright green; petioles andstems yellow. $1. Areca Rubra—Excellent for decorat-ing apartments; leaves bright redwhen young, and changing to darkgreen. 50c. to $1. * Areca Sapida—Another very gracefulvariety, of easy culture and half-hardy habit. $1. Areca Yersaflfcheltii— Graceful variety ;dark green foliage, with light
Fruit trees, evergreens, roses, etcfor Florida and coast belt of southern states . Cocos Weddelliana. Leayes Pinnate. *Areca Bauerii (Seaforthia Robusta)-^ jGraceful variety, attaining a heightof 15 to 20 feet, and of half-hardyhabit. $1. *Areca Lutescens—Graceful variety;leaves bright green; petioles andstems yellow. $1. Areca Rubra—Excellent for decorat-ing apartments; leaves bright redwhen young, and changing to darkgreen. 50c. to $1. * Areca Sapida—Another very gracefulvariety, of easy culture and half-hardy habit. $1. Areca Yersaflfcheltii— Graceful variety ;dark green foliage, with light-coloredband through centre of leaf. $1. Cocos Plumosa—A graceful, finely pin- !nated variety. $1. Cocos Bonetti—An excellent variety forapartments. $1. Cocos Weddelliana — Unquestionablythe most graceful of the smaller- \growing class ; stems slender, erect;leaves long and narrow, of a richgreen. $ Phoenix Reclinata. Caryota Urens (Fish Tail Palm)—Ofmedium growth ; leaves with broadpinnules. $1. *Euterpe Edulis (West India CabbagePalm)—75c. Gfeonoma Gracilis—A dwarf-growingvariety, resembling somewhat CocosWeddelliana; requires a moist andwarm temperature. $1. Glazioya Insignis—Another gracefulvariety, resembling Cocos Weddelli-ana. $1. Kentia Austrlais—Of exceedingly grace-ful habit; leaves finely divided andof a dark green tint. $2. Kentia Balmoreana—A graceful varie-ty, with crisp leaves, which have theappearance of being curled; quitescarce. $2. Kentia Canterburyana—Of robust habitand very ornamental; it is calledUmbrella Palm, from the peculiarappearance of its leaves. $2. Kentia Fosteriana—The most robust ofthis genus ; leaves broader and of. dark color. $2. *Oredoxa Regia (Royal Palm)- 50c. *Pli03nix Canariensis—A form of theDate Palm. $1. *Phcenix Dactylifera (Date Palm) *Pho3uix Leonensis, or Spinosa— $1. *Phoenix Reclinata—A valuable var
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