No. 1317; 
MALPIGHIA COCCIFERA. 
Class. Order, 
DECANDRIA TRIGYNIA. 
This grows in the West India islands: 
it was cultivated by Miller, in 1733, and is 
well deserving a place in the stove. It 
forms a neat bushy shrub, from one to two 
feet high, flowering in the autumnal 
months 
It may be propagated without difficulty 
by cuttings, and should be potted in loam 
and peat. The plants are improved by 
setting them out of doors, in a sheltered 
situation, during the months of July and 
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