No. 591, 
ANACAMPSEROS ROT UNDIFOLIA, 
Class. Order. 
DODECANDRIA MONOGYNIA. 
A native of the Cape of Good Hope, 
growing on rocks: it has been known in 
England since 1732, and is a neat looking 
little plant, but has been rather unfortu- 
nately bandied about for a name, by different 
authors being slterentel y called Portulacca, 
Talinum, &e. 
It grows low, and the flower stem is 
seldom of much size, though occasionally 
will have three or four blossoms, coming 
one after another during the summer. 
It requires a dry greenhouse in winter, is 
easily propagated by cuttings, and may be 
potted in light loamy soil. 
Vol, Vi. 
