. Catalogo della Florida rari fiori e frutti : stagione del 1894. Vivai (orticoltura) Florida Cataloghi Cataloghi di fiori e piante ornamentali, cataloghi. Pugnale spagnolo. Thevetia Neriifolia o Qeigar Apple. Strettamente correlati alla oleandri, e per quanto possiamo- imparare, del tutto sconosciuto al nord. Una rara, quick- arbusto crescente, somigliante alla Oleandro, ma più beau- tiful ; le foglie più strette e lucida, andtheplant alwaiis in hloom. Fiori a forma di campana e il palo giallo, seguita da il più curioso che appaiono in verde "mele" contenente altrettanto curioso, semi di grandi dimensioni, che spesso sono wo

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. Catalogue of rare Florida flowers and fruits : season of 1894. Nurseries (Horticulture) Florida Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs. SPANISH DAGGER. Thevetia Neriifolia, or Qeigar Apple. Closely related to the Oleanders, and, as far as we can- learn, entirely unknown at the North. A rare, quick- growing shrub, resembling the Oleander, but more beau- tiful ; leaves narrower and glossy, andtheplant alwaiis in hloom. Flowers bell-shaped and palo yellow, followed by the most curious appearing green "apples" containing equally curious, large seeds, which are often worn as charms by sailors, and by negroes of the West Indies, by whom they are known as " lucky seeds." It bears several degrees of frost unharmed, and should be widely culti- vated in South Florida as a lawn plant, and at the North as a half-hardy shrub. A plant of great merit. 20c. each, fine, large plants, 40c. each. Thevetia, Salmon. A rare and distinct variety, unnamed and almost, unknown. Like the above variety in every way except the flowers which are of a beatitiful salmon color. The two make fine companions. 20c. each; fine large plants, 40c. each. Tecoma Stans. Known in this state as Yellow Elder and Yellow Bignouia. It is a magnificent shrub belonging to the Bignonia family, and in the winter is a "glory of golden yellow flowers, " which are large, tube-shaped and com- pletely cover the plant, often weighing the branches to the ground. Something entirely new for a pot or tub- plant at the North, and sure to become a great favorite. Very valuable in this state as a screen for unsightly fences, buildings, etc., sprouting readily from the root if cut down by frost, and blooming the same season. 20c. each, 3 for 50c. Tabernaemontana Coronaria Fl. PI. {^Adam's Apple. East Itidia Rose Bay.) This is not a new plant, but has only lately come into general cultivation, but now that its great beauty has been recognized the demand for it seems unlimited. It form

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