TEYSMANNIA 



852 



THALICTRUM 



HARDY HERBACEOUS. 

 T. Ardui'ni (Arduin's). ij. Yellow. July. S. Europe. 



1823. 



au'reum (golden). .See T. FOLIUM. 

 Bo'trys (Botrys). i. Purple. June to August. 



Europe (England). " Jerusalem Oak." Biennial. 

 campanula' turn (bell-ftou-ered). i. Blue. July. 



Levant. 1728. 

 canade'nse (Canadian) 2. Purple. August. N. 



Amer. 1768. 

 ,, Chamcz'drys (comwon-Germander). f. Purple. July. 



Europe (England). "Germander." 

 divarica' turn (spreading) Greece ; Asia Minor, &c. 

 fla'vum (yellow). 2. Yellow. August. Mediter> 



ranean region. 1640. 



grce'cum (Grecian). See T. DIVARICATUM. 

 hirca'nicum (Hyrcanian). ij. Purple. September. 



Persia. 1763. 



Laxma'nni (Laxmann's). See AJUGA LAXMANNI. 

 lu'cidum (shining). ii. Purple. August. S. Europe. 



1730. 

 lu'cidum (shining) of Sibthorp and Smith. See T. 



DIVARICATUM. 



lusita' nicum (Portuguese), i. Purple. August. 



Portugal. 1822. 



massilie'nse (Marseilles). 2. Purple. France. 1732. 

 monta'num (mountain). Europe. 

 multiflo'rum (many-flowered), i. Light red. August. 



Spain. 1732. 



pyctwphy'llum (close-leaved). See T. FOLIUM. 

 pyrena'icum (Pyrenean). Pyrenees. 

 virgi'nicum (Virginian). See T. CANADENSE. 



GREENHOUSE HERBACEOUS. 

 T. bi'color (two-coloured). Yellow, red. July. Peru; 



Chili. 1826. 

 infla'tum (swollen). 2. Red. September. Jamaica. 



1778. Stove. 

 nissolia'num (Nissolian). See T. PSEUDO-CHAM^E- 



PITYS. 



Pseu'do-cham&'pitys(Pse\ido-chamaepitys). i. Purple. 

 July. Mediterranean region. 1752. 



GREENHOUSE EVERGREENS. 

 T. abutiloi'des (Abutilon-like). i. Yellow. April. 



Madeira. 1777. 

 africa'num (African), ij. Purple. July. S. Africa. 



1791. 



asia'ticum (Asiatic). Bee T. LANCIFOLIUM. 

 beto'nicum (betouy-like). ij. Lilac. July. Madeira. 



1775- 



ca'num (hoary). See T. CHAM^EDRYS. 

 cre'ticum (Cretan), ij. Purple. July. Crete. 1824. 

 fru'ticans (shrubby). 2-4. Lavender. August. 



Western Mediterranean region. 1869. 

 heterophy'llum (various-leaved). 2. Purple. June. 



Madeira. 1759. 

 lancifo'lium (lance-leaved). 2. Pink. August. 



Balearic Islands. 1777. 



lalifo'lium (broad- leaved). See T. FRUTICANS. 

 macrosta' chyum (large-spiked). See LEUCOSCEPTRUM 



CANUM. 



Ma'rum (marum). ij. Pale purple. August. Spain. 



1640. " Cat Thyme." 

 orchi'deum (Orchis-like). See T. BICOLOR. 

 pu'milum (dwarf). J. Purple. July. Spam. 1816. 

 re'gium (royal), i. Purple. July. Spain. 1699. 

 tri'fidum ( three-clef t-leaved). See T. AFRICANUM. 

 TEYSMA'NNIA. (Commemorative of /. E. Teysmann, 

 a Dutch horticulturist. Nat. ord Palmacese.) 



A stove Palm. Seeds. Fibrous loam, one-third peat, 

 and sand. 



T. a'ltifrons (tall-leaved). 5-10. Pale yellow. Java. 

 THALA'MIA ASPLENIFO'LIA. See PHYLLOCLADUS 



RHOMBOIDALIS. 



THA'LIA. (Named after /. Thalius, a German 

 physician. Nat. ord. Marants [Scitaminace<e]. Linn, i- 

 Monandria, i-Monogynia. Allied to Maranta.) 



Blue-flowered evergreens. Divisions ; rich, sandy 

 loam. Genicula'ta requires a cool, plant stove in winter 

 dealba'ta, a greenhouse, in a tub of water, or the roots 

 in a pond out of doors, so deep that the frost will not 

 reach them. 



T. dealba'ta (white). 4. July. Carolina. 1791. 

 ,, genicula'ta (jointed). 2. August. W. Ind. 1823. 

 sangui'nea (blood-red). See STROMANTHE SANGUINEA. 



THALTCTRUM. Meadow Rue. (From thallo, to 

 grow green ; the bright green colour of the young shoots. 

 Nat. ord. Crowfoots [Ranunculaceae]. Linn. i^-Polyandna, 

 6~Polygynia.) 



Hardy herbaceous perennials. Division of the plant 

 in spring ; sandy loam and a little leaf-mould. Beautiful 

 for the back of herbaceous borders. 

 T. acuti'lobum (sharp-lobed). See T. FCETIDUM. 

 adiantifo' Hum (Adian turn-leaved). See T. MINUS 



ADIANTIFOLIUM. 



alpi'num (alpine). \. White, yellow. June. Britain. 

 anemonoi'des (Anemone-like). i. White. April. 



N. Amer. 1768. " Rue Anemone." 

 flo're-ple'no (double-flowered). . April. N. 



Amer. 1768. 

 angustifo'lium (narrow-leaved). 3. Pale yellow. J une. 



Europe. 1793. 



,, apicula'tum(bee-like-floifered). Yellow. June. 1838. 

 appendicula' turn (appendaged). See T. MINUS. 

 ,, aquilegifo' Hum (columbine-leaved). 3. Light purple, 



June. Austria. 1731. 

 atropurpu'reum (dark purple). 3. Dark purple. 



June. Austria. 1731. 

 formo'sum (beautiful). 3. Purple. June. S. 



Europe. 1800. 



ro'seum (rosy). Rose. June. 1880. 

 atropurpu'reum (dark-purple). See T. AQUILEGIFOLIUM 



ATROPURPUREUM. 



Bauhi'ni (Bauhin's). See T. ANGUSTIFOLIUM. 



cala'bricum (Calabrian). 3. Yellow. July. Sicily. 



1800. 

 carolinia'num (Carolina), i. White. June. N. 



Amer. 1808. 

 Chelido'nii (swallowwort). 2. Purplish. June. 



Nepaul. 1823. 



,, ,, cultra'tum (coulter-shaped). See T. CULTRATUM. 

 cine'reum (grey). 2. Yellow. June. 1810. 

 ,, clava'tum (club-leaved). 2. White. June. N. Amer. 



1720. 



colli'num (hill). See T. MINUS COLLINUM. 

 ,, conci'nnum (neat). See T. MINUS. 

 conto'rtum (curled-seeded). See T. AQUILEGIFOLIUM. 

 Cornu'li (Cornuti's). 3. White, yellow. May. N. 



Amer. 1806. 



revolu'tum (curled-back). See T. REVOLUTUM. 

 coryne'llum (Corynella-uke). 2. Yellow. June. N. 



Amer. 1819. 



,, crena'tum (scolloped-leoved) . See T. GLAUCUM. 

 ,, cultra'tum (knife-shaped). Green, yellow. June. 



Himalayas. 

 cynapiifo'lium (C3mapium- leaved). 2. Purple, 



yellow. June. Siberia. 1823. 

 cystica'rpum (hollow-fruited). See T. CHELIDONII. 

 Delava'yii (Delavay's). 2-8. Pale purple. June to 



August. Yunnan, China. 1890. 

 dioi'cum (dioecious), i. Light yellow. June. N. 



Amer. 1759. 



occidenta'le (western). 



dipteroca'rpum (two- wing- fruited). 4-7. Rose- 

 purple ; anthers yellow. Western China. 1907. 

 divarica'tum (straggling). See T. ANGUSTIFOLIUM. 

 dive'rgens (spreading). See T. CORYNELLUM. 

 ,, ela'tum (tall). See T. MINUS ELATUM. 

 ambi'guum (ambiguous). See T. MINUS ELATUM 



AMBIGUUM. 



,, evalta'tum (lofty). See T. SIMPLEX. 

 ,, Fe'ndleri (Fendler's). North-western Amer. 

 fla'vum (common- yellow). 4. Orange. June. Britain. 

 ,, vagina'ium (sheathed). 2. Yellow. June. Siberia. 



1810. 



flexuo'sum (zigzag). See T. MINUS FLEXUOSUM. 

 fce'tidum (stinking). J. White, yellow. June. 



Europe ; Siberia. 1640. 

 foliolo'sum (small-leafy). 2. Purple, yellow. June. 



Nepaul. 1819. 

 ,, galioi'des (Galium-like). i. Yellow. June. Alsace. 



1816. 

 ,, glauce'scens (milky-greenish). See T. MINUS GLAUCE- 



SCENS. 



glau'cum (milky-green-leaved). 5. Yellow. June. 

 Spain. 1798. 



