. 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. If Atlaiitiiu, aziirmm > Hva( mthu^-izurt-u- ulii h ii lude-^ Kewensis tyn ih 71J \ ir amphibohs (51 Van Tubergen. inter luliHigen also .idvertises -31 M>itHuyi, IS, offered by W M I Ameri- trachysp^rmum, Nntt \M , except the radical, opposite, bipinii itihd Ms \ i How tr scabrous. Spring. S
. 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. If Atlaiitiiu, aziirmm > Hva( mthu^-izurt-u- ulii h ii lude-^ Kewensis tyn ih 71J \ ir amphibohs (51 Van Tubergen. inter luliHigen also .idvertises -31 M>itHuyi, IS, offered by W M I Ameri- trachysp^rmum, Nntt \M , except the radical, opposite, bipinii itihd Ms \ i How tr scabrous. Spring. Saskatchenan th. Ipp. i Missouri, the Platte, and S W Montana â Procurable from dealeis in western natn e plants MUSHROOM. While 1 J. X. Gerard says the plant sold under this name is the same as Hyacinthiis a^ureus. 7. paradbxuin, C. Koch. Lvs. 3, ]/,-% in. wide. Ar- menia. 8. cdnicum, Baker. Lvs. about 6, narrower: blue. Habitat unknown. Gn. 51:1106 (?)--Van Tu- bergen says fls. black-blue. 9. micrinthum, Baker. Fls. bright violet. Habitat consider- G85j. filiform: scape3-5 or nearly so. Cau- in. long, 1-1^2 lines rranean, Caucasus. 10. Szovitsianum, Baker. Pis. bright bl alily larger (',j in. across, but only 1-12 31. mifranlhum). Persia, Caucasus. 11. pillens, Fisch. Lvs. numerous, in. long: raceme 12-20-fld.: fls. white casus, Iberia. 12. racemdsum, Mill. Lvs. 5-6. 5-6 thick: fls. odorous, dark 122 (as ffii(t,'iâlhus ,â,,,ââ,âs] and grandifloriim ':/ air ..11. red. 13. latifdlium, 3. Kirk. Lvs. always solitary, %-l in. â wide : sterile fls. 6-10, much paler than the others. Fhrygia. 14. negrUctum, Guss. Lvs. numerous, 9-12 in. long, lK-2 lines thick: fls. odorous, dark blue. Mediterranean region. Gn. ' .liffcrs from M. commutatvm and J/. pnhiinitliHiii in liavinir tin- segments of the peri- anth trian-iilai- aial .)/. ,â.jJeHum multiflorion and M. }ii'/h rl/iw Aihi t'fir/mi are trade names. See s
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