. Cyclopedia of American horticulture, comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches. Gardening. 44 ALLAMANDA DD. Plant erect-bushy. grandilldra, Lara. St. thin and wiry: Ivs. thin, ovate- lanceoiate, pointed, usually in 3's: fls. somewhat smaller than those of A. Hendersoni but larger than A. cathar- tica, lemon- or primrose-yellow. Braz. Gn. 39 : 794. : 79.âThrives well when grafted on stronger Isi
. Cyclopedia of American horticulture, comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches. Gardening. 44 ALLAMANDA DD. Plant erect-bushy. grandilldra, Lara. St. thin and wiry: Ivs. thin, ovate- lanceoiate, pointed, usually in 3's: fls. somewhat smaller than those of A. Hendersoni but larger than A. cathar- tica, lemon- or primrose-yellow. Braz. Gn. 39 : 794. : 79.âThrives well when grafted on stronger Isinds. Williamsi, Hort. Very dwarf: Ivs. and young growth generally somewhat pubescent, the Ivs. lona and narrow, acuminate usually in 4's : fls. in continuous clusters, rather smaller than those of A. Hendersoni and of better substance, fragrant. Gn. 40: in Eng. in 1891 by B. & Son, and int. in U. S. in 1893. Supposed to be a hybrid. Promising for pots. L. H. B. ALL-HEAL, See Brunella vulgaris. Allium (ancient Latin name). Lili&cem. Bulbous plants, mostly cult, in the open ; but a few, of which A. J^eapolitannm is an example, are of tener grown indoors. Fls. in a simple umbel, from a 1-2-lvd. usually scarious spathe; stamens and perianth segments 6; style slender, the stigma either entire or parted. Alliums are of the easiest cult., for which consult Bulbs. For the vegetable-garden members of the genus, see Chives, Garlic, Leek, Onion, Shallot. Allium vine&le, a bad weed in parts of the northeastern states, has a slender scape sheathed below with hollow thread- shaped Ivs., and greenish rose-colored fls. (or bulblets in the place of fls.). The following species are known to be in the Amer. trade : acuminatum, No. 4 ; anceps, 26 ; attenuifolium, 21; Bidwelli»,23; Bolanderi, 17; cernuum,9; Cusickii, 16; falcifolium, 25; flrabriatum, 24; Geyeri, 13; heema- tochiton, 11; ; madid^im, 15; Moly, 1; Nea-. Neapolitanum. ; platycaule
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