spreading ; while, in the one figured by Jacquin, the anthers 

 appear at the mouth of the tube, but no style or stigma is 

 seen. His was a male, ours a female plant. 



A hardy perennial, from two to three feet high. Native of 

 Italy and Tauria, growing in dry, open situations. Propa- 

 gated by parting the roots, or by seeds. Communicated by 

 Mr. Kent, of Clapton. Introduced in 1802, by Mr. John 



HuNNEMANN. 



