No. 110, 
CEANOTHUS CÆRULEUS. 
emm 
Class. Order, 
PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA. 
This elegant plant is a native of New Hol- 
land; it was first brought to France by 
Captain Baudin, and is yet very rare. Our 
plant, which we received from our friend Mr. 
Parmentier, of Enghein, flowered beautifully 
in the latter months of summer. It gives no 
promise of bearing seed here, and being not 
easily propagated, will probably be a very 
scarce plant. It requires the shelter of the 
greenhouse in winter, and should be planted 
in a mixture of loam and peat. 
