No. 1749. 
EUONYMUS BULLATUS. 
Ciass. Order. 
PENTANDRIA  MONOGYNIA. 
A native of Napal, introduced by Dr. 
Wallich to the Horticultural Society, who 
gave it to us with this name. It thrives in 
the greenhouse, potted in loam and peat, 
and flowers in May and June. The flowers, 
though not splendid, have a pleasing and 
rather singular appearance. The leaves 
are evergreen, and very large and hand- 
some. : 
It will increase by cuttings without much 
difficulty. 
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