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Identifier: gardenerschronic16lond (find matches)
Title: The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects
Year: 1874 (1870s)
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Subjects: Ornamental horticulture Horticulture Plants, Ornamental Gardening
Publisher: London : (Gardeners Chronicle)
Contributing Library: UMass Amherst Libraries
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a, Kcviie Horlicok;Nov. 16.—A very robust Bromeliad, not suitable forsmall collections. The lilac flowers are not remark-able, but the habit is striking and tha leaves green,spotted with darker spots of the same colour. Maxillaria hviOckita, Rchb. f., Carleiiflora,t. 1053.—Of botanic interest only. establishment by Mr. Maries, from Ichang. It hasthe habit and foliage of P. cortusoides, and the calyxof the Himalayan P. fdipes (Watt MSS.). Theflowers arc in umbels, calyx cup-shaped, corolla palelilac. Probably hardy, and likely to win publicfavour. KosE Caroline Sciimidt (Noisette), Journallies Koscs, December.—A seedling from Solfaterre.Leaflets dark green; flowers medium sized, full,yellow, shaded with salmon. Rose Tricolore de Flandre, Journal ilcsKoscs, October, 1S81.—A Provins Rose of moderatesize, very double, petals convex, white, shaded andstriped with rose. Van Iloutte. .Salvia urasiliensis, var. M. Issanchon, Tllustr.llorticole, t. 433.—Apparently a variety of Salvia
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Fig. 158.—bouquet of orchids presented to the queen by dr. paterson. scarcely longer, rounded, obscurely 3-lobed. A NewZealand species, introduced by Mr. Isaac Anderson-Henry. Clematis coccinea, Engclmann, Bot. Mag., t.6594.—A native of Texas, with glabrous 3—5 folio-late leaves, the leaflets stalked, cordate ovate,glaucous; peduncles very long, slender, with asolitary bell-shaped rose-pink flower. It is the C.Pitcheri of the Ranie )Iortiiolc, hut not of Torreyand Gray. A hardy climber. With this is given asynopsis of the North American species of Clematis,by Dr. Gray. Cycas siamensis, Miquel, Illint. Horlicok, t.433.—Trunk sub-globose at the base, cylindricalabove. Leaves 2—3 feet, pinnate, spiny at the base.Leaflets broadly linear acuminate, spine-pointed,16—20 cm. long by 7 cm. wide ; the lower onessuddenly replaced by spines. Pear Double Cherry, Bulletin dArboricul-lure, November, iSSi.—Fruit of medium size, regu-larly pyriform, with small eye and short stalk ; skiny

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  • booksubject:Gardening
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