No, 886. 
PRIMULA INTEGRIFOLIA. 
Class, Order. 
PENTANDRIA MONOGYNIA. 
A native of the Austrian Alps: we first 
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Baron Sigismund von Zois, of Laybach, in 
the year 1792, since which time we have 
had it in constant cultivation. It is a 
ade little plant, flowering in April, 
but not freely : it increases by 
should be potted in light loam, und kept 
out of doors all the year without shelter. 
Lehmann, in his monograph on this 
beautiful genus, has figured a remarkable 
variety, or rather another species, with 
toothed leaves. Our plant has rarely any 
vestige of teeth; it does not often produce 
more than three flowers, although the 
above-named author mentions that by 
cultivation it sometimes bears eight or nine. 
