No. 111. 
ASTRAGALUS LEUCOPHÆUS, 
Class. Order. 
DIADELPHIA DECANDRIA. 
Some one or caga y the — numerous 
scattered about in almost evaty part of the 
world. It nevertheless seems to be not 
exactly determined of what particular coun- 
try our present plant isa native: we have 
had it in cultivation for many years, and find 
it one of the most easy to manage of the. 
whole genus. It is a hardy perennial, of low 
stature, growing very well in a small pot, and 
producing its pleasing flowers successively 
through the greater part of the summer 
months. They are frequently succeeded by 
ripe seeds, from which alone it can be propa- 
gated. It should have a یورب‎ soil, and 
requires no farther care than watering in dry 
weather. 
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