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JOUENAL OF THE KOYAL HORTICULTUKAL SOCIETY. 



fenestrellata.— Feer. " Journ. of Bot." 1890, p. 272. 

 Hab. : Croatia. 



A species nearly allied to gfargfanica. 

 Ferg"USOni.—Hort. " Garden," October 22, 1904; " Gard. Mag." 1904, 



794 ; " Gard. Chron." 1904, xxxvi. 191. See under carpatica. 

 ficaroides.— Timb. in "Mem. Acad. Toulouse," ser. v., vi. 1862, 33 = 



linifolia. 



foliosa.— Ten. " Prod." xvi. et " Fl. Nap." i. p. 71, tab. xviii. (fig. "Rchb. 

 Ic. Grit." vi. 560). 



Hab. : S. Europe. 



A species allied to g'lomepata. 

 fragrilis.— Cyrill., « Ear. Nap." i. 32 (fig. " Bot. Mag." 6504). 



(Syn. Gavolini, Ten., " Syll." p. 94 ; Barrelieri, Presl. " Symb. Bot." 

 30, t. 19.) - 



Var. B. hirsuta, a fine downy var. Sorrento. 



Hab. : S. Italy, Naples, &c. 



A charming species for hanging baskets or pots. 



The four species which follow are only of botanical interest : — 



fastigriata.— Dufour, DC., " Camp." 1830, p. 340, tab. 12, fig. B. 



Hab. : Caucasus, 

 filicaulis.— D. K., "Dur. Expt. Alger." t. 62. 



Hab. : Morocco. 



floridana. — Watson ex A. Gray, " Syn. Fl. N. Amer." ii., i. 13 (= caly- 

 Cina, "Tour, et Gr."). 



Hab. : Florida, 

 fulg-ens.— Wall, Cat. 1283. 



Hab. : Himalayas, Nilgiris, Ceylon. 



g-argranica.— " Ten. Cat. Sem. Hort. Nap." (1827), 3 (fig. "Bot. Reg." 

 1768). 

 Var. hirsuta. 

 Var. hirsuta alba. 

 Hab. : Cephalonia, Italy. 



A very variable species, valuable for the rockery or pots. It flowers 

 so profusely that death results if the plant is not attended to. 

 g'lomerata.— L., " Sp. PI." 1st ed., p. 166 (1753) ; fig. " Eng. Bot." 

 3rd ed., tab. 866 ; Nichol, " Diet. Gard." i. p. 254. 



(Syn. stenosipho7t, Boiss. et H., " Diag." ser. vii., 18 ; vlachova, 

 Boiss., "Fl. Or." iii. 927.) 



Var. alba. 



Var. acaulis, "Gartenwelt," viii. 570. Stemless, flowers very large. 

 Var. aggregata. 

 Var. dahurica. 

 Var. pusilla. 

 Var. fl. pi. 



Hab. : England, Southern Europe, Nice, Hungary, Greece, 



Armenia, Manchuria. 

 An exceedingly variable species : aggregata and dahurica are good 



border plants. 



