. 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. yob LOBELIA 3. heterophylla. LabiU. JIuch like the last, hut fls. larger, (the middle lobe nearly 1 in. Ions) and the lower leaves parted into linear lobes: seed winged. Austral 23:20U. 9:101. 4. tfinuior, R. Br. (L. ramtisa, Beuth.). Erect or as- c-eniliiiK, 12-18 in., pubescent: lower Ivs. small, mo
. 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. yob LOBELIA 3. heterophylla. LabiU. JIuch like the last, hut fls. larger, (the middle lobe nearly 1 in. Ions) and the lower leaves parted into linear lobes: seed winged. Austral 23:20U. 9:101. 4. tfinuior, R. Br. (L. ramtisa, Beuth.). Erect or as- c-eniliiiK, 12-18 in., pubescent: lower Ivs. small, mostly '''"''' ^Ii. i(Ird, the upper Ivs. linear and mostly en- ' ' MI- large, bright blue, borne far apart on i'licels, the middle lobe much the largest â¢" ' '' '^'fd smooth and shining, compressed. \..MSi{&). :9:i. 18oU:281. IL 15:105. AA. Plant perennial [rarely biennial), usually tall or strict-growing. B. Corolla very unequally bilabiate orS-lipped, iJie lower bp S-lobed and deflexed, the tipper lip verii small. ' â¢' c. Species: fls. blue {sometimes varying to white). 5. Kilmii, Linn. A .slender perennial (sometimes bi- high, glabrous, branched: Ivs. nar- mostlv seeds little tnberculate. Wet pla ;), very light blue, i liicels. On wet banks 11 N. states: propagat- by dealers in nativ a long, loose riiciin- on n and slopes and :i, > ing by offsets. i:.M. j_ plants. Useful 1,..,- ^, C. syphilitica, Linn. Strong, weedy herb, 2-3 ft., gla- brous or nearly so, mostly .simple: Ivs. thin, oblong- oval to lanceolate, attenuate to the apex but the point mostly blunt, small-dentate or crenate-denticulate, nar- rowed mto a very short petiole: fls. about 1 in. long in a long, wand-like, racemose spike, blue or purplish, the tube about % m. long ; calyx hairy and enlarging in fruit, the lance-acuminate lobes conspicuous, and bear- ing auricles in the sinuses. Moist places, E. states. 7:537; 32: G (as i. gla
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