THE PLANT WORLD. 



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The common pipsissewa {^CldiDiajyhila mnhelJata) is always a 

 beautiful little plant when in flower, but the specimen represented in 

 the figure, which was reproduced from a photograph kindly sent us by 



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Mr. Guy L. Stewart is unusually handsome with its long spray of 

 blossoms. We believe this plant has not been extensively cultivated 

 in hardy herbaceous borders, ])ut it certainly deserves a place in such 

 situations. 



