. 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. 1312 PHCENIX 8. piimila, Ilort. Stem sleiuler, graceful. 6-10 ft.: Ivs. lO-li: ft. loTig, recurved, drooping; Ifts. S-12 in. long, 4-raiiliiil. (it. 20, p. 173 (description). Fla. Farm. & Pr. Gr. lS'.)S:li7. 9. Canarifinsis, Hort. (P. tenuis. Versch. P. Jubm, Webb). Resembling P. dactylifera, but more slend
. 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. 1312 PHCENIX 8. piimila, Ilort. Stem sleiuler, graceful. 6-10 ft.: Ivs. lO-li: ft. loTig, recurved, drooping; Ifts. S-12 in. long, 4-raiiliiil. (it. 20, p. 173 (description). Fla. Farm. & Pr. Gr. lS'.)S:li7. 9. Canarifinsis, Hort. (P. tenuis. Versch. P. Jubm, Webb). Resembling P. dactylifera, but more slender and graceful in all its parts: Ivs. more numerous. Ca- nary Islands. 1888:181. III. 15:405. V. 19:51. Ong. 5:215. Gn. .57, p. 255. 1893, pp. 126, macroctirpa is cult, in Florida. 10. sylvfistris, Roxb. Stem solitary, stout, 25-40 ft. high, clothed with petiole bases: Ivs. 10-15 ft., glabrous; petiole spiny: sogmonts 1-2 ft., fascicled, 2-4-rauked, rigid, light L-fân \'.-vv .'lo-f \n I', ihictijl- t7«c(t and perhaps the >'ii t i-imi. India. 10:351. :101. P. 1 -, i ' Ameri- can connoisseurs. 11. daotylifera, Linn. (P. cycadifdlia. Hort.). Date- palm. Pig. 1764. Stem tall, erect: Ivs. glaucous, arcuate-ascending; Ifts. linear-lanceolate acuminate, strongly complicate, the lower 4-raTiked, the upper 2- ranked irregulaily and remotely aggregate: fr. cylin- drical elliptical 1-2 in long \rabia,N Afr. 1893, p 127 -\ ir excSlsa 1^ ult iiillonli See Date. , I I Hurt. Sruil,1893, is cult by H. Nehrling, is an Jared G. PHOLIDOTA (Greek, scale and ear; the scales of the unopened raceme are said to recall the rattle of a snake). OrchidAcece. A small k'riiu .i ni:,~ unvms i ^n,. Greens, Christmas). The OM World .Mistletoe is Vis- PHORMITJM (Greek, phormos, basket; referring to one use to which this iiber plant is put!. hilHtciic. New Zealand Flax. The New Zealand Flax, Plmrminm teiKW, is a tender herbaceo
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