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of small toothed foliage of the brightest pea-green, completely covered 

 with pale blue flowers of a most refreshing shade. Height four to 

 six inches ; any soil suits it. There is no white variety of this that I 

 am aware of. (Figs. 36, 37.) The variety major (erroneously called 

 muralis bxvaricx) first appeared in a consignment of muralis from the 

 Southern Carpathians. 



It is larger in all its parts, deeper in colour, and is altogether an excellent 

 plant. (Fig. 88.) 



PULLA. — Of very dwarf creeping habit, with a rich deep indigo 

 nodding bell. It grows rapidly in any light soil, but new stock should be 

 struck from cuttings in May, for though the plant is a true perennial the 



