A. Riickeri and A. brevilabris. (F. 
Sander and Sons.) 
Arundinaria St ome Fo ro 1915, 
350. Gra dwarf 
species oily i oe dense 
thickets of ‘about 3 ft. high. It has 
ong been in cultivation under the 
names of A. pygmaea “ee Bambusa 
gmaea. Probably Japa 
Astragalus Sa baa ote (Vv. B 
Edinb L 
ac See Hngl. 
XXXVi. Beibl. 82, 60. , pnes China. 
(Kew.) 
Snellen eee fae 
Edinb. v j w species 
allied ongholicus which 
it Siffers in "the bibr acteolae calyx 
and the purplish flow 
erect herb with janven: vith er more 
than in. long; leaflets in about 
—- much longer 
the -tube; 8s 
brea abeate about 2 in. long and 
roa orth China, (J. 
Veitch & Sons 
Batemannia Noten (Orchis, 
1915, 28, 52, t. 5, 14.) Orchi- 
dac ae. 'S. Pseudobulbs ovoid, 2-24 
in. long, more or less 4-angled, 
2-leaved -spreading, 
; lightly suffused w 
Peru. (P. Wolter, Magdeburg, 
Begonia Perrieri. (2. 
500; G. C. 1915, lviii. 309.) 
suffrutescent 
foliage 
1914-15, 
B 
4-8 h, s deciduous ; 
blade ree taae | and about as 
broad, golden-yellow ellow 
bronze to dark green with red-violet 
veins above, red-violet beneath; 
petiole 6-8 in. lo Flowers white, 
small. Fruit oe 3-wing 
Madagascar. (Paris ) 
— ale ans. Bees, Cat. No. 
ee G. Edi ah: aii 110.3 
atucticonac oe A dwarf ee 
spinous shrub 10 in.-4 ft. high. 
50 
Flowers yellow or golden, relativel 
large, fragrant, very fre ely rod sf 
nan, China. (Bees 
oe Cliftonii te 
(G. @. 1915, Ivii. 47, © 108; ++.) 
Orchidaceae. 8. Flowers white with 
a slight lilac tint on the reverse of 
the sepals and a pale yellow disc. 
(J. Gurney Fowler.) 
ge BET gg Dianae. (J. H. F. 
915, 156.) §S. Garden hybrid be- 
FE asi = Cattleya 
ca Son, 
veces B.-c. 
Mendelit. (Ch. 
Brunoy, ‘Seine-et- Dine: pee 
gh re himalaicum. {N. B. G 
Edinb. 6 rimulaceae. 
narrow, emarginate, 
laya. (Edinburgh B. G.? 
with 
Surminedlets “shortly stalked leaves 
underside with a pale 
maroon 
Western China. 
gypsies 
er 
r ine violet, with n 
iad (V. Lemoine & on 
Buddleia ee 
dentata. Cat 
no. 
es 
m. (G.C 
nt 
BOI Tet 06, 1915, 47, 
lv POOR. 
di igh Xs . 
closel resembling B. Flete 
capenally 3 in habit, and in the text 
which; > 
cular long-ciliate pet 
