No. 1563. 
ERICA PILULARIS. . 
Class. Order. 
OCTANDRIA MONOGY NIA. 
A native of the Cape of Góod Hope, in- 
troduced about 1820: it. is of moderate 
upright growth, producing abundance of 
flowers in the autumnal months, and later. 
Its treatment should be as is usual for this 
family, protection from frost in a light airy 
greenhouse. It will increase by euttings, 
and should be potted in sandy peat. 
Its pure and delicate flowere continuing 
through the short days of winter, are 
cheering, and cannot but please and exhi- 
larate our hearts, more especially if while 
beholding such beautiful hie < Almighty 
Goodness we do indeed “believe God's 
love and promises of gus by Christ, 
till we are filled with love and its delights, 
and live in the pleasures of Gratitude and 
Holiness, and in the joyful Hopes of end- 
less Glory." i 
