Mat er ²˙ I ĩ a E EN 
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No. 194. 
EPACRIS PULCHELLA. 
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Class. a Order. 
PENTANDRIA  MONOGYNIA. 
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We raised this charming plant from seeds 
brought us from New South Wales, in 1804. 
Its flowers are very fragrant: they are most 
abundantly produced every year in May and 
June, when each twig is so covered as com- 
pletely to conceal the leaves. 
It is not a tall growing plant, and does not 
require a very large pot: the soil must be 
sandy peat. It is increased slowly by cut- 
tings, as seeds have not yet been 
with us. In the winter season it needs tbe 
protection of an airy greenhouse. 
