No. 1511. 
MESEMBRYANTHEM UM INCOMPTUM. 
Class. Order. 
ICOSANDRIA PENTAGYNIA. 
sense. 
This is a native of the Cape of Good 
Hope: it was discovered by Mr. Burchell, 
by whom it was introduced in 1815. 
It is a low shrubby plant, with many 
irregular branches, growing freely, and 
flowering during the hottest weather. It 
requires protection from frost in an airy 
greenhouse, with little water in the winter. 
It is easily increased by cuttings, which 
should be planted in sandy loam. 
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