No. 315. 
PRIMULA MINIMA. 
Class. Order. 
PENTANDRIA MONOGY NIA. 
We received this elegant little plant from 
our friend Mr. Schleicher, of Bex. It flow- 
ered several times in the course of the 
summer. Our drawing was taken in the 
month of July: it represents the whole 
plant of its natural size, being scarcely one 
inch in height, and surmounted by a single 
flower, which was larger than the whole of 
the plant, and of great beauty. 
We preserved it very well during the 
of the iere MA od exposed to the 
full sun in a small pot in fresh loam. It 
seems to produce but very few offsets, and 
is not likely to increase much. 
YOL. IV, F 
