The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects . arium, February 22, p. Wilsoni, December 20, p. 451. Primula sinensis, wild form, cultivated,April 26, p. 271. Primula viscosa Spring Beauty, May 3, p. 297. Pteris aquilina varieties, Sept. 27, p. 227. Raspberry November Abundance (Veitch),Nov. 22, p. 375. Rodgersia pinnata, August 23, p. 131. Rosa Banksia1, wild form, June 28, p. 439. Rosa indica, wild form, June 28, p. 438. Rose Auguste Barbier, July 5, p. 9. Rose Prau Karl Drusohki, Dec. 0, p. 421. Rose Lady Roberts, July 5, p. 2. Rose Mrs
The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects . arium, February 22, p. Wilsoni, December 20, p. 451. Primula sinensis, wild form, cultivated,April 26, p. 271. Primula viscosa Spring Beauty, May 3, p. 297. Pteris aquilina varieties, Sept. 27, p. 227. Raspberry November Abundance (Veitch),Nov. 22, p. 375. Rodgersia pinnata, August 23, p. 131. Rosa Banksia1, wild form, June 28, p. 439. Rosa indica, wild form, June 28, p. 438. Rose Auguste Barbier, July 5, p. 9. Rose Prau Karl Drusohki, Dec. 0, p. 421. Rose Lady Roberts, July 5, p. 2. Rose Mrs. Oliver Am?s, July 5, p. 3. CHINESE MAPLES. The Maples of Central China are a good!example of the extraordinary richness of th*flora of that region. During an excursion whichI made in 1898 in the mountains of Hupeh, Ifound sixteen species of Acer, of which nine-turned out to be new species. On this trip I alsodiscovered Dipteronia, a new genus, which differsfrom Acer in having the fruit winged all round,and in having leaves which are pinnate withmany pinna?. Recently I have been looking;. Fig. 12.—rLATYCEKiuM chande. (see p. 24.) Narcissus Margarita lolanda, Mar. 15, p. 172. Narcissus Peter Barr, May 3, p. 295. Narcissus Sprengeri elmensis, March 15, p. 173. Narcissus Sprengeri vomerensis, March 15,p. 173. Passiflora actinia, July 12, p. 15. Passiflora ambigua, March 15, p. 171. Passiflora maculifolia, Mast., Supp., Nov. S. Pinanga Knhlii, Supplement, Feb. 8. Pinus Laricio Heldreichi, cone of, May 10,p. 304. Pinus Laricio var. pindica, May 10, p. 304. Podocarpus chilina, Supplement, Feb. 15. Podocarpus nubigena, with male catkins,Feb. 15, p. 111-. Primula sinensis, wild form, April 26, p. 270. Rose Rene Andre, October 18, p. 283. Scolopendriumvulgare Drummondiie superbum,January 4, p. 5. Senecio clivorum, Supplement, September 20. Shortia uniflora, May 24, p. 337. Sparaxis Fire King, July 5, p. 8. Stapelia bella, March 1, p. 138. Streptocarpus multiflora, November 1, p. 327.
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