. Catalogo della Florida rari fiori e frutti : stagione del 1894. Vivai (orticoltura) Florida Cataloghi Cataloghi di fiori e piante ornamentali, cataloghi. HAMELIA P.decine. Eugenia Micheli. {Cayenne o Sin-inani ciliegia.^ Questo forma una bella bush in un vaso o un piccolo albero nel terreno aperto in questo stato, è coperto con piccoli, lucide foglie sempreverdi e produce (luantit cs di bella cherry-come frutti, avente un delizioso sapore acido che isip. la maggiore domanda ovunque noto. Si tratta di uno dei migliori yot di impianti per la produzione di vistose e frutta commestibili, e come esso crescerà sotto molto un

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. Catalogue of rare Florida flowers and fruits : season of 1894. Nurseries (Horticulture) Florida Catalogs; Flowers Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental Catalogs. HAMELIA P.TENS. Eugenia Micheli. {Cayenne or Sin-inani Cherry.^ This forms a beautiful bush in a pot, or a small tree in the open ground in this State, covered with small, glossy, evergreen leaves, and produces (luantit cs of beautiful cherry-like fruits, having a delightful acid taste, which isip. the greatest demand wherever known. It is one of the very best yot plants for producing showy and edible fruit, and as it will grow under very adverse circum- stances, is deserving of being widely known. 35c. each. Golden Dew Drop. {Duraiita Flumieri.) A handsome evergreen pot-shrub bearing racemes of lovely, delicate blue flowers In great profusion. They re- semble the flowers of tlie Forget-me-not, but are larger, are iiroduced for at least three moiitlis and are rapidly followed by clusters of beautiful golden berries which hang on for six months, so the plant is ornamental three- fourths of the year, loc each. Hamelia Patens. A plant of which but little idea of its great beauty is conveyed by the cut. A native of extreme South Florida, and must become a great favorite for oiien ground plantiiii; South, and ;is a half hardy shrub at the Nortli. Its leaves have a purplish hue at some seasons of the year, and its bright orange-red flowers are produced here for months during the summer, aud remain perfect for weeks. Asa i)Ot plant it blooms continuously. A well-known floral writer reports that her plant has not been out of bloom f(pr three years. If pinched back occasionally it will make a fine shruhliy plant. With ase it becomes, in this State, a woody shrub five to twelve feet high. i!oc. each. Chinese Hibiscus. These magnificent flowering plants «ive uiiliounded satisfaction either as pot plants or bedded out in summer. They bloom the year round, completely loading themselves with gorgeous flowers, either single or

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• bookauthorhenryggi
• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1890
• bookyear1894