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being both well marked and pleasing. The form is oblong ovate, drawn out 
to a point. 
As an ornamental plant of the fine-foliage class this will take a high position, 
as it is not only suitable for home decoration, but will form a fine subject for 
exhibitions. It is now being distributed by the Messrs. Veitch and Sons, of 
Chelsea, to whom we are indebted for the figure here introduced.—T. M. 
