76 NEW, RARE AND DESIRABLE GREENHOUSE PLANTS. 
SAJIRAOENIA ATROSANGUINEA. 
A strikingly handsome variety of the Side-saddle flower. The pitchers form long narrow funhels, 
expanding at the mouth. The broad roundish lid is erectly curved over the orifice, at first green, with 
red reticulations, but gradimlly becoming deeper coloured, and at length entirely covered with a rich, 
deep, sanguineous red, which has a satiny lustre. The flowers are very regularly campanulate in 
outline, upwards of three inches across, the five petals regularly curviug downwards; they are of a 
creamy-white, and hide the green urabraculiform style ; the s(U)als, which are primroso-yellow, curve 
over the petals but stand quite separated from them. Tlie flower is particularly elegant in shape. 
This very remarkable plant was imported from North America, and was awarded a First Class Cgytifi- 
cate when exhibited at South Kensington. 1 guinea. 
