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Title: Annual catalogue and price list of the Royal Palm Nurseries : tropical and semi-tropical trees and plants and rare exotics for the greenhouse or lawn
Identifier: annualcataloguep1888roya (find matches)
Year: 1888 (1880s)
Authors: Royal Palm Nurseries; Henry G. Gilbert Nursery and Seed Trade Catalog Collection
Subjects: Nurseries (Horticulture), Florida, Catalogs; Tropical plants, Catalogs; Fruit trees, Catalogs; Citrus fruit industry, Catalogs; Fruit, Catalogs; Plants, Ornamental, Catalogs
Publisher: [Manatee, F. L.  : Royal Palm Nurseries]
Contributing Library: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library
Digitizing Sponsor: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library

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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT. OISSUS. (Vitis.) C. incisa. A beautiful tropical s p e c i es, occa- sionally found on the southwest Florida coast ; leaves compound (three leaflets), evergreen and very handsome. The plant will send down ai: roots from a distance ' six feet or more in the aii . C. bipinnatus. One of the best of our native climbers ; hardy ; leaves bipinnate; plant produ- ces an abundance of shining black berries. 15 cents each. C. discolor. Foliage beau- tifully shaded with sil- very white, crimson and purple. 50 cents each. C. Cubanus (?). A rapid growing and desirable climber; climbing on walls like the ivy, it will take the place of this plant in regions where there is little or no frost ; foliage rich bronzy green. From West Indies. 15 cents each. C. Sicyoides. West Indies and South Florida. 25 cents each. CLITOREA. Among-the most valuable of climbers for South Florida. Can also be pinched back and grown in bush form if de- sired. C. coerulea fl. pi. Locally known as Blue Bells OF Scotland. Flowers beautiful blue, double. Produced all summer. 50 cents each. C. ternatea. Flowers sin- gle, blue and white, freely produced. Showiest of all the species, and one of the most desirable. 25 cents each. C. ternatea alba. Flow- ers white. 75 CIS. each. C. Mariana. Native spe- cies. Flowers lilac, shaded with white. Very large and beautiful. 50 cents each. CLEMATIS. After be- coming well established, some of the Clematis prom- ise to do well in our soil and climate. C. campanulata. Blooms continuously through the summer. Flowers bell-like; rich violet and lilac. 50 cents each. C. Jackmanni. Deep violet purple ; one of the best. 75 cents each. C. florida, Duchess of Edinburgh. Very large, double white, two to three inches in diameter ; fragrant. 75 cents each.
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CLF.MATIS [\CKMANNI. Clu'E.'SS.A.T'LQ—Continued. C. Edith Jackmann. {Jackmannisec- tion.) C. viticella rubra g-randiflora. Bright claret red. 75 cents each. C. ? Native species. Erect, flowers resembling those of campanulata. Lilac to white. 50 cents each.

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