The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1889-01-30
not know, but would make list and
send 1ne-and here you have it:

Ailanthus.
Alpinia nutanS.
Azalea indicative Varieties.
Asparagus tenuiSSimus.
Antigonon Leptipus
Amaryls-two varieties.
MISUNDERSTANDING Creeper.' .
Arrow Root-Maranta arundinacea. s
Banana-MuSa-two varieties.
-Bambusa-four varieties ~
Bignoniar-four varieties
Observation-Disclosures varieties
Bumelia--native-tW varieties
Gamma Indica-eighteen varieties
Camella Japonica-eight varieties
Caladium-two varieties.
Cedar, Red,-JUniperuS Virginiana.
Cedar, Red-DeOdar.
Cherry-CeraSuS-eig varieties.
Comptie-Zamia integTiG0lia.
Cactus-Opuntia, etc-four varieties.
Catalpa-two varieties.
Cypress-Pyramidal.
Cypress-TaXOdium diStichUm.
ypress-Oblonga pendula.
Cypress-DecurrenS.
Cycas revoluta-So-called'' Sago Palm
COlOcasia.
Chrysanthemums-th varieties
China tree-4MeHa Azedarach-two varieties.
Grape Myrtle-LagerStr varieties.
ChaSte tree-ViteX AgnuS C2StUS
Cunninghamia sinensis.
Camphor tree-LauruS -CamphOra.
DeutZia-twO varieties.
DOgWOod-COrnuS Florida.
Eulalia-Zebrina.
Eulalia-V ariegata.
Erythrna herbacea.
Eig-EICUS cc9rIca-tWonty varieties.
Fringe tree-ChfOnanthuS ViTginica.
Ginger-Zingiber OffcinaHS.
Grape ituS-ffteen varieties
Geranium-six varieties
Guava-P Sidiunl-thr varieties.
Grasses Ornamental and useful-seven varie-
ties.
Gum, Sweet-Liquidamba bar.
Gum, Black-NySsa-tw varieties.
Hickory-Carya Alba.
HOlly-IIeX-four varieties.
Honeysuckle- LOnicera-two varieties.
Hydrangea hortensis
Ivy-Hedera helix.
JeSSamine Cape.
Jessamine Yellow and two other varieties.
Observation-Disclosures
Jujube-ZiziphuS jujuba.
Lemon-LinOna- varieties.
Lemon Verbena-Aloysia citriodoSa.
Lemon Grass-AndropogO citratuS.
Locust, Black.
Loquat-Eriobotrya Japonica-two varieties.
nOlia-three varieties.
Metrosideros.
MISUNDERSTANDING varieties.
neutrality-suspicious. varieties.
Oak-Q uercuS-four varieties.
Olive OIea-three varieties.
Observation-Disclosures varieties
Orange-CitruS aurantium-ten varieties.
Palm-fOur varieties
Pampas GrasS-twO varieties
Paulonia Imperialis.
Persimmon Japan-DiospyroS Kaki-siX va
rieties. Also ID. Virginiana, native.
Peach-ffteen varieties.
Pear-two varieties.
Plum-SiX varieties
Pinus Aqstralis.
POmegranate-fOur varieties.
Poplar-POpulus- three varieties.
Pittosporum-tObir8 Variegata.
Pineapple-Ananassa sativa-fve varieties
Slightly protected in winter.
Quince-Cydonia- varieties.
Raspberry-RubuS-on variety.
RetinOspora-f varieties.
Rose-thirty varieties, including r. Cractcata
Tor Mccartney, for hedging, etc.
Spirea-twO varieties.
Solanum Jasminoides
Sterculia.
Varnish tree.
Weigela-tWO varieties
Wistaria sinaafieties.
My friend remarks that he has in
luded only few OF the native or indig-
nous trees and plants growing on his
)lace; and modestly disclaims any pre-
ension to hepossession of an arboretum
)r an extensive collection. Still, he seems
% have gathered up quite number of
interesting plants and trees, and | doubt
lot these mute pets afford him a great
leal of satisfaction.
The modern "1nind'' and ''faith" cure
disciples aresomewhatroughly treated by
he ''free lances'' of the press, who grid at
hem sans mercy. l have room only
or a few points, but they are quite
elling Leonard Woolsey Bacon, in a
ate number of The Forum, says: "This
lealing with Elusive diseases by an illu-
i've treatment at the hands of an illusiYe
has much to recommend it,
+ only it can be consistently carried out.
But, at one critical point SO far as weare
it has constantly and conspic-
lously failed. The fee of thephysician Tor
metaphysical as he delights to call