. Catalogo annuale 1899 piante esotiche native, alberi, arbusti. Vivai (orticoltura) Florida cataloghi; vivaio Florida cataloghi; piante tropicali cataloghi; Palms cataloghi; alberi da frutto piantine cataloghi; agrumi industria; Cataloghi Cataloghi di frutta; piante ornamentali, cataloghi. IX. Varie Reparto* abbracciando GARA E HARDY Alberi, arbusti, alpinisti e piante erbacee, orchidee, cactus e piante grasse, ornamentali e utile di tutte le descrizioni, vecchio e familiare, nuova e rara. Quasi tutti in questo reparto possono essere trapiantate in qualsiasi momento dell'anno. Molti sono pot- cresciuto

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. Annual catalogue 1899 native and exotic plants, trees, shrubs. Nurseries (Horticulture) Florida Catalogs; Nursery stock Florida Catalogs; Tropical plants Catalogs; Palms Catalogs; Fruit trees Seedlings Catalogs; Citrus fruit industry Catalogs; Fruit Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs. IX. Miscellaneous Department* EMBRACING TENDER AND HARDY TREES, SHRUBS, CLIMBERS AND HERBACEOUS PLANTS, ORCHIDS, CACTI AND SUCCULENTS, ORNAMENTAL AND USEFUL, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, OLD AND FAMILIAR, NEW AND RARE. Almost all in this department may be transplanted at any time of year. A great many are pot- grown. The hardy trees in general, however, should be transplanted in cool weather—October till March—preferably in November and December. Explanation of symbols : Hardy throughout the South. -k if, Hardy in Florida, California and semi-tropical regions. * * *, Tropical; most all doing well in South Florida, South California and warmer parts of Gulf coast, sprouting up readily if frozen down. T, Tree, or very large shrub. S, Shrub, or plant. V, Vine, or creeper. D, Recommended for house-culture as decorative or flowering. ABRUS precatorius.* * * V D. Crab's-eye Vine. " The delicate Crab's-eye Vine, with beau- tiful, light green pinnate leaves and bunches of pods, which, opening, display the loveliest little scarlet beans, with jet black eyes, you ever saw." A charming, lace-like vine, suitable for screens for Florida, the extreme Lower South and California. 15 cts. each. ACACIA Farnesiana. See Economic Plants. A. Julibrissin.* *T. From the Caucasus to Japan. A favorite ornamental shade tree of south- ern Europe. Hardy in Lower South. 15 cts. each. A., Species from Jamaica.* • *T. A very delicate, fancy-leaved Acacia, forming a neat tree of small size. Reddish colored stems and spines. Will stand some frost. 25 cts. each. ACALiYPHA marginata.* * *S D. The Aca- lyphas are magnificent plants with variegated leaves, succeeding admir- ably in the open ground in the South;

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