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VERONICA LINDLEYANA. 
variety was observed in the appearance of the seedlings, but chiefly as regards 
robust or weak habit : to the former class does our present subject belong ; and 
being of the easiest possible culture, and a perfectly hardy greenhouse plant, it is 
likely to be extensively cultivated." 
It should be grown in a moderately rich soil, composed of three parts sandy 
loam, and one part leaf-mould, and allowed plenty of pot-room. 
The specific title is given in honour of Dr. Lindley. The species approaches 
very near to V. salicifolia, and is very similar to it in foliage and habit. The 
leaves are, however, somewhat broader. Its appearance is better shown in the 
woodcut. 
