No. 1942. 



CYCLAMEN REPANDUM. 



Class. Order. 



P ENTA NDRIA MO NOG YN1A 



This pleasing little plant is a native of 

 Greece, and is said to have been introduced 

 in 1816. It produces its flowers in the 

 month of May : they last a considerable 

 time, and will occasionally bear ripe seeds, 

 by which alone it can be multiplied. 



The soil should be rich loam : very old 

 rotten dung is excellent for Cyclamens in 

 general. They should be preserved in a 

 greenhouse, near the glass. 



