This catalogue details horticultural offerings for the autumn months of 1895, focusing on plants suitable for trade and cultivation. The Pitcher and Manda company presents a selection of palms, ferns, orchids, flowering plants, stove plants, hardy perennials, seeds, and bulbs. Specific listings include Chrysanthemums, with specimen plants of leading varieties available in various pot sizes, and Chrysanthemum frutescens, the Paris Daisy, offered as fine plants in 3-inch pots. Pricing for many items is available upon application, indicating a trade-focused publication aimed at nurseries or serious gardeners.

This historical trade catalogue offers a direct glimpse into the horticultural market of the late 19th century. The detailed listings provide valuable information for botanists, historians, and gardening enthusiasts interested in the plant varieties and commercial practices of the era. The reproduction by Forgotten Books aims to preserve the original format and content, making this historical document accessible to a modern audience. The publication serves as a primary source for understanding the horticultural trade at a specific point in time.