. Catalogue descriptif et illustré annuel de nouvelles, rares et belles plantes. Les plantes tropicales de pépinière ; Catalogues Catalogues de Floride. 74 Les pépinières exotiques américains, SEVEN OAKS, en Floride. ^chrysophyllum cainito nJ. V [Star Apple.) Un bel arbre à feuilles persistantes ; feuilles vert foncé au-dessus, la face inférieure avec un lustre satiné et jaunâtre. Pourpre, fruits de la taille d'une petite pomme, la maturation en début d'été. Un excellent fruit, et très en demande dans le marché de l'Ouest clé ; sera sans doute- commercialement importants viennent dans le nord de l'expédition. 50 cts. chacun ; les plus grands par express, 81 chacune. C0CC0L0BA. C. uvif

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. Annual illustrated and descriptive catalogue of new, rare and beautiful plants. Tropical plants Catalogs; Nursery stock Florida Catalogs. 74 THE AMERICAN EXOTIC NURSERIES, SEVEN OAKS, FLORIDA. ^nJ chrysophyllum cainito. V [Star Apple.) A beautiful evergreen tree; leaves dark green above, the under side with a yellowish satiny luster. Fruit purple, the size of a small apple, ripening in early summer. An excellent fruit, and in much demand in the Key West market; will doubtless be- come commercially important for northern shipment. 50 cts. each; larger by express, 81 each. C0CC0L0BA. C. uvifera. (Sea Grape.) Perhaps of little value as a fruit, although the berries are liked by some, but as an ornamental shrub it is superb; the round j leaves, as large as a saucer, are of the richest vel- i vety green, with crimson midrib, and lapping one | Vover the other, form one of the most elegant of plants. 50Vt;s. each. C. Floridana. (Pigeon Plum.) In this species the fruit is probably of more value. Leaves clear ! shining green, with a tendency toward wine color in the young growths.^ Supply limited: 50 cts. each. ^COCKS NUCIFERA. N^' (Cocoamit Palm.') See Department of " Palms, Cycads and Screw- Pines."' COFFEA. Arabica. (Arabian Coffee Plant.) Native in the mountains of southwestern Abyssinia. The shrub j is a beautiful evergreen, with white flowers. 50 cts. each. ^ Bengalensis. (Bengal Coffee Plant.) Berries of j inferior quality, but flowers very ornamental. 75 i cents each. Liberica. (Liberian Coffee Plant.) "This species attains the size of a real tree, is a rich bearer, and j the berries are larger than those of the ordinary coffee-bush." Growing in favor in coffee produc- ing countries. 81 each. N EUGENIA JAMBOS. V {Rose Apple.) A beautiful evergreen tree; a native of the East Indies, but has long been grown in the West India Islands; the leaves are long and narrow, and resem- ble those of the oleander; the new growth is wine- colored like the ma

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