1883.] 



AND HORTICULTURIST. 



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familiar examples. This is a new introduction of marked opposite the center of the oblique limb 

 Mr. Bull, who gives it the following character : "A 1 segments by radiatirig lines of bright rose. The 



Dipladenia carissimr. 



charming variety of this attractive genus of stove ' flowers are about five inches in diameter, ot good 

 climbers, producing racemes of lovely flowers of a form and thick wax-like substance. From its di£- 

 soft, delicate bluish-pink color, with an open throat, tinct character, free habit, and the pleasing color 



