298 THE GREEN-HOUSE CATALOGUE. 



Pelargo^nium incanescens, whitish -leaved Stork's-bill, 

 S.G. 203, a shrubby, erect-branched stem, with cordate, 

 deeply, lobed-toothed leaves, and pale lilac flowers marked 

 with dark purple spots and numerous purple lines. A fine 

 strong-growing hybrid. 



P. modestum, modest Stork's-bill, S.G. 204, a shrubby, 

 erect, much-branched stem, with small, cordate, three-lobed, 

 undulate leaves, and pale blush-coloured flowers marked 

 with dark lines and red blotches. The plant grows to the 

 height of three feet, and flowers abundantly all the summer. 



The culture of this genus has been already given, Part I. 



MELIAXEiE. 



Ekebb^rgia capensis, Cape Ekebergia, a shrub, a native 

 of the Cape of Good Hope, introduced in 1789. It grows 

 in loam and peat, and may be increased by cuttings of 

 young wood in sand under a bell-glass. 



Me^lia Azedarach, common Bead-tree, B.M. 1066, a 

 deciduous tree, introduced from the South of Europe in 

 1656, and flowering from June to August. It grows in loam 

 and peat, and ripened cuttings root in sand under a hand- 

 glass, their leaves not being taken off". 



AiTO^NiA capensis, Cape Aitonia, B.M. 173, B.C. 682, a 

 shrub from the Cape of Good Hope, introduced in 1774, 

 and flowering from April to September. 



CAMELLIFiE. 



The'a Bohea. 

 vlridis. 



Came'llia Sasdnquay small white flower. 



■ rosea, fine rose-coloured Palmer's Camellia. 



— japdnica rubra, single red. 



' alba, single white. 



. = — semiduplex, semi-double red. 



