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IQ-Gynandria 6-hexandria). Herbaceous 

 and climbing plants, the first by division 

 of the roots; hardy climbing ones by divi- 

 sion of the roots and layers in spring or 

 autumn. Stove plants ; cuttings of fine 

 wood, in sand, in heat, under a bell- 

 glass. Sandy loam for the hardy ; peat 

 and loam for the tender kinds. Temp, 

 for the latter, summer, 65 to 80; winter, 

 55 to 60. 



HARDY. 



A. Arka'nsa (Arkansa). 20. Purple. July. 

 Arkansas. 1824. Desiduous cumber. 



Ice'tica (baetic). 6. Purple. June. Spain. 



1596. Deciduous climber. 



chile'nsis (Chilian). 6. Purple green. Sep- 



tember. West Indies. 1832. Decidu- 

 ous half-hardy. 



clemati'tis (clematis-like). 2. Yellow. July. 



Britain. Herbaceous perennial. 



lo'nga (long-rooted). 2. Purple. July. 



South of Europe. 1548. Deciduous 

 trailer. 



pa' llida (pale-flowered). 2. White purple. 



Italy. 1640. Herbaoeous perennial. 



Pistolo'chia (Pistolochia). 2. Purple. July. 



South of Europe. 1597. Deciduous 

 trailer. 



sagitta' ta (arrow-shaped). 1. Purple. July. 



North America. 1819. Herbaceous 

 perennial. 



serpenta'ria (snake-root-like). 1. Dark 



purple. July. North America. 1632. 

 Deciduous trailer 



si'pho (tube-bearing). 30. Yellow brown. 



July. North America. 1763. Deci- 

 duous climber. 



tomento'sa (tomentose). 20. Purple. July. 



North America. 1799. Deciduous 

 cumber. 



GREENHOUSE. 



A. arbore'scens (arborescent). 20. Yellow 

 purple. July. America. 1737. Ever- 

 green shrub. 



cilia' ta (fringed). Purple yellow. Buenos 



Ayres. 



glau'ca" (mtiky-green-leaved). 6. Purple. 



Birbarjr. 1785. 



hi'rta (hairy). 2. Purple. June. Chis. 



1759. Herbaceous perennial. 



rotu'nda (rounA-rootcd) . 2. Dark purple. 



July. South of Europe. 1596. Her- 

 baceous perennial. 



sempervi' rens (evergreen). 4. Purple. June. 



Candia. 1727. 



A. acum'ma'ta (long-pointed). 10. Purple. 

 Mauritius. 1822 



angui'cida (snake-like). 5. White brown. 



December. New Grenada. 1845. 

 Twining evergreen. 



barba'ta (bearded). 10. Purple. Caraccas. 



1796. 



biloba'ta (two-lobed). 10. Purple. 1824. 



bractea'ta (bracted). 3. Purple. July 



East Indies. 1793. Evergreen trailer. 



A. brasille'nsis (Brazilian). 20. Yellow. Bra- 

 zil. 1820. 



cauda'ta (tailed lipped). 5. Lurid. June. 



Brazil. 1828. Deciduous twiner. 



fattens (stinking-/oit;ered) . 20. 



Purple yellow. June. West Indies. 1832. 



cilio'sa (fringed). 6. Purple green. Sep- 



tember. NewPatagon. 1836. 



cymbifyra (boat-floivered). 20. Purple. 



July. StPail. 1829. 

 fceftida (fsetid). 20. July. Mexico. 1822. 



gigante'a (gigantic-flowered). 20. Yellow 



brown. July. Brazil. 



gi'gas (giant). 6. White brown. June. 



Guatemala. 1842. Deciduous climber. 



grandiflo'ra (large-flowered). 20. Jamaica. 



1824. 



hasta'ta (halbert-Zeaved) . 16. July. Cuba. 



hyperbo'rea (northern). 20. Purple. May. 



India. 1836. 



I'ndica (Indian). 10. Purple. July. East 



Indies. 1780. 



labio'sa ($rreetf-lipped) . 20. Purple-green 



yellow. July. Brazil. 1821. 



ma'xima (greatest). 20. Purple. July. 



New Spain. 1759. 



odorati' ssima (sweetest scented). 10. Purple. 



July. Jamaica. 1737. 



ornithoce'phala (bird's head). 20. Purple 



brown. October. Brazil. 1838. 



pandurifo'rmis (fiddle-shaped). 10. Caraccas. 



1823. 



ri'ngens (gaping). 20. Purple-green yellow. 



July. Brazil. 1820. 



sacca'ta (pouch-Jloicercd) . 20. Purplish red. 



September. Silhet. 1829. Deciduous 

 climber. 



suriname" nsis (Surinam). 20. Yellow. 



Surinam. 1823. 



tri'fida (three-cleft-leaved). 15. Green. 



Caraccas. Deciduous climber. 



triloba'ta (three-lobed) . 6. Purple. June. 



South America. 1775. 

 ARISTOTE'LIA. (In memory of the 

 great Aristotle. Nat. ord., Linden-blooms 

 [Tiliacesel Linn., \\-Dodecandria 1- 

 monogynia}. This genus has been placed 

 among Homaliads or Philadelphiads, by 

 some botanists, but Dr. Lindley says ( Veg. 

 King. 371) it has most affinity to this 

 order. A. Macqwi produces edible berries 

 of a dark purple colour, and wine is made 

 from them in Chili. It is a hardy ever- 

 green shrub. Layers in autumn, and 

 cuttings in April, in sand under a hand- 

 light. Common sandy soil. 

 A. Ma'cqui (Macqui). 4. Whitish green. May. 



Chili. 1735. 

 variega'ta (variegated-kflred). 4. 



Whitish green. May. Gardens. 

 ARMENI'ACA. (From Armenia, the 

 native country of the apricot. Nat. ord., 

 Almond-worts [Drupacese]. Linn., 12- 

 Icosandria l-monogynia}. Hardy deci- 

 duous trees ; generally budded in sum- 



