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315. Stacbys agridf folio majore laciniatqy Greater Bafe 

 H'jre-honnd, with deep-cut leaves. I chofe to few the 

 feed of this plant in pots in Jujic^ and to keep them m 

 winter in the green-houfe, as the froft is very hurtful 

 to them. In the fpring following, when I tranfplanted 

 them into the open ground, I fupported their ilalks; 

 when they blofibmed and fceded very well. 



314. 1 hlafpidium annuum,jiore pallide luteo, Injl. R. H. 

 Annual Bajlard Mithridate Mujlard, with a pale yellow; 

 flower. 



This plant fliould be fown in Augujl, in a poor, dry, 

 warm fituation, to ftand the winter, whereby they flower 

 early and perfe6: their feed, which, if allowed to fall 

 on the ground, will produce a plentiful crop of plants 

 next feafon : They mull be kept clear from weeds. You 

 may alfo fow fome of them in pots in cafe of a very fe- 

 vere winter, whereby they may be llieltered under a 

 frame, or in the glafs-cafe. 



315. Thhijpi Creiicu7n, quibufdam Jl'^re rubente et alhoy 

 y. B. Candy Mithridate Miijiard, with a reddifli and a 

 white flower. 



316. Tblcifpi Alpinum, folio rotunda carnofoi fore pur- 

 pur afcente, Infl. R. Herb. Mithridate Mifard of the 

 Alps, with a round fleftiy leaf, and a purplifti flower. 



317. Do. Flore -oiolaceo, Violet-flowered Alpine Mitfard. 



318. Thlafpi Lufitanicutn lanbellatum, jolio gramineo, 

 fore albo purpiirafcente. In ft. R. Herb. Portugal Adithri- 

 date Mujlard, with a flower in an umble, and of a while 

 and purple colour. 



319. Thlaf pi parvum fa xatile, fortius aureiSf C. B. P. 

 Small Rock Mithridate Muflard, with a gold-coloured 

 flower. 



320. Thlafpi faxatile orient ale, fioribus aurantii color is ^ 

 foliis poligul<£, pctalis forum eequahbu^, Tourn. Cor. Eaf- 

 ern Rock Alithridate Mufard, with Milk%vort leaves, and 

 an orange-coloured flower, whofe petals are of an equal 

 length. 



321. Tblafpi Virginianum, foliis Iberidis amplioribus 

 ferratis, odoratis, Inf. R. flerb. Virginian Mithridate 



Mufard, with leaves like the Sciatica CrcTs/ ferratcd 

 and well fcentcd. 



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