TO July. 191 2.] V crime iilar Names of Vieforian I'laiils. 



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Vernacular Names of Victorian Vl\^t&— continued. 



Botanical Name. 



Popular Name. 



Use or Cliaractcr. 



DiGOTYLEDOXE.E — Ohobipetale.e Hypo3Yn.e — zoiitiriuzd. 



PITTOSPORACE.E — continued. 

 Murianthus — 



procumbens, Beuth. 



bigaouiaceus, F.v.M. 

 Billardieru— 



longiBora, Labill. 



scandeas. Smith 



cymosa, F.v.M. 

 C'heirarUhera — 



linearis, Cuoniagham 



Droseiiace.e. 

 Druserii — 



indica, L. 

 Arcturi, Hook . . 

 glanduligera, Lehmanii 

 pygmaea, D.C. . . 

 spathulata. Labill 

 binata, Labill. . . 

 Whittakerii, Planelion 

 auriculata, Backlioiise 

 peltata, Smith . . 

 Menziesii, R.Br. 



Elatinace.e. 



Elatine — 



americaua, Arnott 



Bergia — 



ammauuioides, Roxb. 



GUTTIFERJS. 



Hypericum — 



japonicum, Thunb. 



POLYGALACE/E. 



Polygala^ 



3ibirica, L. 

 Coinesperma — 



scoparium, Steetz 



volubile, Labill. 



retusum, Labill. 



ericinum, D.C. . . 



calymega, Labill. 



defoliatum, F.v.M. 



polygaloides, F.v.M. 



TREMANDEACE.E. 



Tetratheca — 



ciliata, Lindley . . 

 ericifolia, Smith. . 

 pilosa, Lab. 



RUTACEyE. 

 Zierici — 



laevigata. Smith 

 aspalathoides. Cuiiuiagli. 

 cytisoides. Smith 

 Smithii, Andrews 



veronicea, F.v.M. 



White Marianth 

 Orange Bell-climber 



Purple Apple-berry 

 Solid Apple-berry 

 Sweet Apple-berry 



Finger Flower . . 



Desert Sundew . . 

 Alpine Sundew . . 

 Scarlet Sundew 

 Tiny Sundew 

 Spoonleaved Sundew 

 Forked Sundew 

 Scented Sundew 

 Tall Sundew 

 Erect Sundew . . 

 Climbing Sundew 



Wuter-pepper 

 Water-nre Tree 



Small St. John's Wort 



Dwarf Milkwort 



Broom Milkwort 

 Love Creeper 

 Mountain Milkwort 

 Heath Milkwort 

 Blue Spiked Milkwort 

 Leatles.-i Milkwort 

 Small Milkwort 



Variable Pinkeyes 

 Heath Pinkeyes . . 

 Hairy Pinkeyes 



Angular Zieria 

 Hairy Zieria 

 Downy Zieria 

 Sandfly Zieria 



Pink Zieria 



Might repay garden cultivation. 

 One of our most beautiful climbers 



>A11 are worthy of cultivation in gardci; 



The leaves of all the species capture 

 and digest insects. Sometimes 

 stated to be dangerous to stock, 

 but Qu unsatisfactory evidence. 



Of no known economic value. 



A useless weed. 



Of no known economic value. 



Possibly worthy of garden cultivation. 

 A hardy evergreen twiner. 



1 

 Some are possibly worth growing 

 gardens. 



Among the be.st known and most 

 admired plants of our bush. 



\ Might be worth adding to tli'' list of 

 1 our garden plants. 



The yellow inner bark of this species is 

 suitable for dyeing. 

 I Well worth adding to the list of our 

 j garden plants. 



