A Greenhouse shrub, or more properly kept with other 

 succulents in the dry stove. Native of the Cape of Good 

 Hope. Blooms at most seasons of the year. Our drawing 

 was made in December. Flowers very fragrant, much 

 resembling honey-suckles. Propagated by cuttings. Intro- 

 duced about the year 1785. Communicated by Messrs. 

 Loddiges and Sons. 



ERRA TA. 



No. 381, p. 2019, 1. 21, for " Prof. James E. Smith," read « Sir 

 James E. Smith." 



No. 382, p. 2025, I. 5, for " South," read " North." 



1. 7, for " South," read " North." 



p. 2028, 1. 25, for " generally," read " generically." 



