Image d'archive à partir de la page 58 du catalogue illustré et descriptif de. Catalogue illustré et descriptif du Royal Palm forestières . descriptiveillus1895roya Année : 1895 Grevillea robusta. OREVILLEA robusta. Silk-Oak "Australian '.' Un splendide arbre à feuilles, ferny, croissante 120 pieds de hauteur. Evergreen, et particulièrement adapté comme un arbre d'ombrage pour la Floride. Des milliers sont plantés chaque année. Également utilisé par les fleuristes dans la décoration des appartements, etc. ; un magnifique pot-usine. Nice, les plantes cultivées en pot solide, 10 cents chacun, 90 cents la douzaine ; plus grand à 15 cents chacun, 1,50 $ la douzaine. HABROTHAMNUS coc

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Archive image from page 58 of Descriptive and illustrated catalogue of. Descriptive and illustrated catalogue of Royal Palm Nurseries . descriptiveillus1895roya Year: 1895 Grevillea robusta. OREVILLEA robusta. 'Australian ' Silk-Oak.' A splendid, ferny-leaved tree, growing 120 feet in height. Evergreen, and especially adapted as a shade tree for Florida. Thousands are being annually planted. Also used by florists in decorating apartments, etc.; a magnificent pot-plant. Nice, strong pot grown plants, 10 cents each, 90 cents per dozen ; larger at 15 cents each, $1.50 per dozen. HABROTHAMNUS coccineus, A very choice orna- mental, shrubby plant, related to Cestrum (which see). The rich, dark pink flowers are pendulous and borne in profusion, and are fol- lowed by purplish red berries (not edible) Very handsome. A fine pot-plant. 25 cts. each. HAMELIA patens. West Indies ; South Florida, along the coast. We have faith that this beau- tiful and almost unknown plant will become a favorite in greenhouse culture, where it de- serves a prominent place. The leaves have a purplish hue at some seasons of the year, and the flowers are of a bright orange-red color. In Florida it must surely become a favorite for open-air planting, as it is here rarely killed down by frost, and when it is, sprouts up readily from the root, and blooms the following summer. It is in bloom for many months dur- ' ing the summer, and we have no doubt could ' be forced at any season of the year. With age, 1 the Hamelia becomes a woody shrub 5 to 12 feet in height. 25 cents each. HEDYCHITJM coronarium. Ginger Lily, Butter- fly Lily. This magnificent plant flourishes best on low, moist land, where it will form a j dense clump 3 to 4 feet high. The mass of fra- grant pure white flowers, looking almost like large, white butterflies, are borne in large clus- j ters, terminal on every stalk. A splendid and desirable plant. If kept in the house in a grow- ing state, it blooms continuously. 15 cts. each, Si.

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