CONTENTS
[433] Azalea Pontica. Yellow Azalea.
[434] Oxybaphus Viscosus. Viscid Umbrella-Wort.
[435] Gnaphalium Ericoides. Heath-Leaved Gnaphalium , or Everlasting .
[436] Hibiscus PrAEmorsus. Bitten-Leaved Hibiscus.
[437] Hydrangea Arborescens. Shrubby Hydrangea.
[438] Hydrangea Hortensis. Garden Hydrangea.
[439] Illicium Floridanum. Red-flowered Illicium , or Aniseed-Tree .
[440] Erica Albens. Pallid Heath.
[441] Antholyza Merianella. Dwarf Antholyza.
[442] Genista Linifolia. Flax-Leaved Broom.
[443] Erica Physodes. Sticky-Flowered Heath.
[444] Canarina Campanula. Canary Bell-Flower.
[445] Coronilla Emerus. Scorpion Senna.
[446] Psoralea Bracteata. Oval-Spiked Psoralea.
[447] Erica Empetrifolia. Crowberry-Leaved Heath.
[448] Mesembryanthemum Micans. Glittering Fig-Marygold.
[449] Dillenia Speciosa. Shewy Dillenia.
[450] Gladiolus Watsonius. Watson's Corn-Flag.
[451] Blakea Trinervia. Three-Ribbed Blakea.
[452] Cardamine Trifolia. Three-Leaved Cuckow-Flower.
[453] Amaryllis ReginAE. Mexican Lily.
[454] Canna Indica. Common Indian Reed or Shot .
[455] Aloe Retusa. Cushion Aloe.
[456] Diosma Serratifolia. Serrated or Saw-Leaved Diosma .
[457] Aloe Plicatilis. Fan Aloe.
[458] Aristea Cyanea. Grass-Leaved Aristea.
[459] Convolvulus Cneorum. Silvery-Leaved Bind-Weed.
[460] Maurandya Semperflorens. Climbing Maurandya , or Bastard Foxglove .
[461] Jasminum Fruticans. Yellow Jasmine.
[462] Anthemis Pyrethrum. Pellitory of Spain.
[463] Epidendrum Ciliare. Fringed Epidendrum.
[464] Sisyrinchium Gramineum. Grass-Leaved Sisyrinchium.
[465] Indigofera Angustifolia. Narrow-Leaved Indigo.
[466] Calycanthus PrAEcox. Japan All-Spice.
[467] Dracocephalum Virginianum. Virginian Dragon's-Head.
[468] OEnothera Tetraptera. White-Flowered OEnothera.
INDEX.
INDEX. (2)
IN WHICH
The most Ornamental Foreign Plants, cultivated in the Open Ground, the Green-House, and the Stove, are accurately represented in their natural Colours.
TO WHICH ARE ADDED,
Their Names, Class, Order, Generic and Specific Characters, according to the celebrated LinnÆus; their Places of Growth, and Times of Flowering:
TOGETHER WITH
THE MOST APPROVED METHODS OF CULTURE.
A WORK
Intended for the Use of such Ladies, Gentlemen, and Gardeners, as wish to become scientifically acquainted with the Plants they cultivate.
By WILLIAM CURTIS,
Author of the Flora Londinensis.
VOL. XIII.
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"To ope the buds with her enamoured breath,
"Rank the gay tribes, and rear them in the sun. —— ——
"Thus plied assiduous her delightful task,
"Day after day, till every herb she named
"That paints the robe of Spring."
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