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AN ENCYCLOPADIA OF HORTICULTURE. 
Jasminum—continued. 
house species succeed in a compost of about equal 
parts loam and peat. 
J. auriculatum (auriculate). A. white; corolla seven- 
May to September. J, mostly simple, ovate, some trifo : 
leaflets ovate, lateral ones small. h. 10ft. India to Mauritius, 
1790. Stove climber. (B. R. 264.) 
J. azoricum (Azores). jl. white; petals five, equal in length to 
the tube. Summer and autumn. /., leaflets ovate and sub-cordate, 
undulated. Branches terete. Azores, 1724. Greenhouse shrubby 
twiner. (B. M. 1889.) 
J. didymum (twin). fl. pure white, sin. to jin. long; es 
scattered along — a a — which usually much otsoei the 
leaves, and are axillary or terminal on short ranches, Winter, 
l. trifoliolate, very variable in size and form ; leaflets oblong, ovate, 
or orbicular, rarely ovate - lanceolate and acute or acuminate, 
coriaceous and shining, acute or rounded at the base, usually 
feather-nerved, and three-nerved at the base. Tropical Aus- 
tralia and the Pacific . An elegant hothouse climber, 
usually glabrous and shining, but sometimes more or less pu- 
bescent, especially on the inflorescence. (B. M. 6349.) 
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Fie. 340, FLOWERING BRANCHLET OF JASMINUM FLORIDUM. 
J.fioridum (florid). 7. yellow, żin. in diameter, in lax cymes ; calyx 
teeth long, ate ———— pinnately trifoliolate. Japan and 
China, 1884. A hardy ornamental shrub. See Fig. 340. (B. M. 6719.) 
J. fruticans (shrubby). ñ. yellow, with ag 7 Me oaeerm gaitie, 
rnate, ; 
Summer. 1. alte pie ion’ 
btuse, . 10ft. to 
M. 461. 
Fie. aL Fiowsnins SPRAY OF JASMINUM GRANDIFLORUM 
4 _(reduced). 
Jasminum—continued. 
(large-flowered).* fl, white, reddish underneath, 
J. grendifiorem 
— three to five confluent. Wild at DOO to OOD — 
J. hirsutum (hairy), A synonym of J. pubescens, 
papaa ig, Stew gant 
f Branches angular, 
R, ) 
h. Sit. to 4ft. India, 1656, Hardy deciduous shrub, (B, 
uncles terminal, 
. Alternate, acute, trifoliolate or pinnate. 
J. multiflorum (many-flowered), A synonym 
Fia, 342. FLOWERING BRANCH OF JASMINUM 
of J, pubescens. 
ð fy m 
— a S En 
producing its flo 
‘Pig, 343. SMALL INFLORESCENCE OF JASMINUM OFFICINALE 
