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Pelargo^nium principissce, Princess Charlotte's Stork's- 

 bill, S. G. 139, a shrubby, erect, branching stem, with cor- 

 dately reniform sUghtly-lobed leaves, and dark-red flowers 

 marked with black blotches and lines. A beautiful plant, 

 but rather tender ; suffering, however, more from wet than 

 cold. 



P. concolor, self-coloured Stork's-bill, S. G. 140, a 

 shrubby branching stem, with cordate, five-lobed undulate 

 leaves, and deep -red flowers. There is a variety with 

 larger flowers : both are handsome and abundant flowering 

 plants, well adapted for training to a trellis, as their shoots 

 grow to a great length if allowed. 



P. eriophy'llum, woolly round-leaved Stork' s-bill, S. G. 

 141, a shrubby much-branched stem, with spreading 

 branches, and flat, very soft, roundly-cordate leaves, and 

 pale red and white flowers : in spring the flowers are small, 

 but they increase in size in course of the summer. 



P. Newshamianum, Miss Newsham's Stork's-bill, S. G. 

 144, a shrubby branching stem, with cordate, three-lobed, 

 deeply-toothed leaves, and white flowers marked with red 

 and dark brown. A pretty little plant, of hybrid origin and 

 easy culture. 



P. multiradiatum, many-rayed Stork's-bill, S. G. 145, 

 subcaulescent, with a tuberous, large, brown, scaly root, 

 short stem, and large variable deeply cut leaves ; the flowers 

 in a radiated umbel, dark brown or black, and edged with 

 a greenish yellow. It grows freely in turfy loam, peat, and 

 sand, and increases freely from tubers of the roots. 



P. BrowrCii, Brown's Stork's-bill, Brown's Miss Rosa, 

 S. G. 146, a shrubby short stiff" branching stem, with rigid, 

 acute^concave nerved leaves, and large pale-red flowers 

 marked with dark brown or purple. A hybrid as hardy as 

 any of the genus. 



P. Pofteri, Potters's Stork's-bill, S. G. 147, a shrubby 



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