Image d'archive à partir de la page 91 du catalogue illustré et descriptif et. Catalogue illustré et descriptif et manuel / Royal Palm forestières . descriptiveillus1893roya Année : 1892 SPIRyEA BILLARDII. Une plante. Bien adapté pour ouvrir la masse dans le sud de la Floride. Fleurs tubulaires, écarlate, pro- duit sur slender, rush-comme les tiges. Très petites feuilles. 15 cents chacun. La Salvia. La sauge. La Sal- vias sont bon lit- ders pour la Floride, et propose des plantes en pot. Toujours en fleurs. S. splendeus. Écarlate. Très gay. 10c., chaque 1 $ par douz. Mme Stevens. Violet royal ; d'habitude les plus fins. 10 cents chaque, $

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Archive image from page 91 of Descriptive and illustrated catalogue and. Descriptive and illustrated catalogue and manual / Royal Palm Nurseries . descriptiveillus1893roya Year: 1892 SPIRyEA BILLARDII. A well-known plant. Well adapted for open ground in South Florida. Flowers scarlet, tubular, pro- duced on slender, rush-like stems. Leaves very small. 15 cents each. SALVIA. Sage. The Sal- vias are good bed- ders for Florida, and favorite pot plants. Always in bloom. S. splendeus. Bright Scarlet. Very gay. 10c. each, $1 per doz. Mrs. Stevens. Royal purple; of the finest habit. 10 cents each, $1 per dozen. SARACA Indica. Better known as Jonesia. Shrub of fine habit, proaucing Ixora-like flowei's, red, in ra- cemes. $1 each. SCHINUS terebinthifolius. Small tree from Bra- zil. Very peppery leaves. 50 cents each. SCILLA. Squill. An ex- tensive genus of bul- bous plants, favorites in gardens. Blooms early in spring. Many colors. S, sp. Natal. 50 cents each. SCHOTTIA brachypetala. An elegant plant from Natal. $1 each. SOLANUM jasminoides. Potato Vine. South America. A handsome hardy climber, always in bloom. Flowers white and yellowish. 35 cents each. S. azureum (T) (S. quercifolium ?) Among the shrubbery in the plaza in front of the Gov- ernor's Palace in Havana, we found a lovel, y climbing Solanum, with bunches of delicate blue flowers, like Wistaria, and bright scarlet berries, as large as a cherry. It is a beautiful plant, and should be largely grown here in the opera ground, and in the North in every green- house; called in Mexico 'Tomatillo.' Both Solanums are magnificent vines, recently fig- ured in the Mayflower. 20 cents each, three for .50 cents. SFARBMANNIA Africana. Beautiful conserva- tory shrub (in South Florida can be grown in open ground, usually), with large white flow- ers, blooming in fall and winter. 50 cents. SPHEDAMNOCARPUS puriens. Natal. 50 cents. SPIR2)A. Few spring flowering shrubs equal the Spirseas in abundance and beauty of bloom. All succeed

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