. Catalogue of rare Florida flowers and fruits : season of 1893. Nurseries (Horticulture) Florida Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs. Pike & Ellsworth, Jessamine, Pasco Co., FU. Glerodei>droT) ^al- foiirL A plant of the greatest beauty which will bloom the year round and can be grown as a climber or trimmed into bush form. The flowers are bright scarlet, each encased by a bag-like calyx of pure white, presenting a most beautiful and striking contrast; the panicles of flowers upwards of six inches in width. If given a light, rich soil and shitted from smaller into la
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. Catalogue of rare Florida flowers and fruits : season of 1893. Nurseries (Horticulture) Florida Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs. Pike & Ellsworth, Jessamine, Pasco Co., FU. Glerodei>droT) ^al- foiirL A plant of the greatest beauty which will bloom the year round and can be grown as a climber or trimmed into bush form. The flowers are bright scarlet, each encased by a bag-like calyx of pure white, presenting a most beautiful and striking contrast; the panicles of flowers upwards of six inches in width. If given a light, rich soil and shitted from smaller into larger pots as needed, it will bloom continu- ally during the entire year. A plant has been kept in full bloom a number of years in succession with this treat- ment. It makes a fine piazza plant during the summer, or may be bedded out in a partially shaded spot. It is a plant which will give the most unbounded satisfaction. Fine, thrifty plants 20o. each. Glerodei^droi) Wt^iteii. A very strong climber with large, thick, evergreen foliage, and flowers produced in immense corymbs, reddish brown, edged with white; the fruit, or seed pod, is very peculiar, resembling two bananas fastened together. A very rare plant, and a fine companion to the above species. Strong plants, 30o. each. SPECIAL OFFER.—One p7an, t 0/ each vai-iety (amounting to 50c., ) will be sent for only UOc. c^riii^do 13oi)ax Y^ri^iata* A magnificent Bamboo-reed, as easy to grow as a Dahlia and quickly pro- ducing a splendid, oriental effect whea standing singly on the lawn or near water. It succeeds perfectly in ordinary garden soil, but if manured heavily it will shoot up stout canes from 8 to 10 feet tall, clothed their entire length CLERODHNDRON BAljFOUKI. •With long and broad leaves most beautifully striped with diifercut shades of white and cream color. It is particnUuiy fine and valuable for sub- tropical gardening; (but wherever or however it is employed it produces a peculiar scenic effect and invariably a