No. 1323. 
POTENTILLA SPLENDENS. 
Class, Order. | 
ICOSANDRIA POLYGYNIA. 
This is a native of Napal: we raised 
some of it from seeds, in 1824, about 
which time it was also received in several 
other collections. 
It is perennial, almost hardy, and will 
probably become quite naturalized in a 
little time: the fine silvery leaves are very 
ornamental: the flowers, which are small, 
come out in June, and are usually suc- 
ceeded by seeds, by which, of course, it 
is readily multiplied. It will grow in al- 
most any soil. 
