. 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. all >ut 1 m i mded plumose styles 1 in oi none m I n m i - |t Nova Scotia toGa,westnaid ,- u V 1 VI. D 103 \ ir Catesbyana Britton (C tateibydna Pursh)Lvs somewhat pubescent often biternate S E statesFl 730 {lbl4) Int 1883 8 h^stlclfdUa, Nutt \lli 1 i < T nia buthaving D-7 Ifts ot tiim i t i i ] ubescent variab
. 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. all >ut 1 m i mded plumose styles 1 in oi none m I n m i - |t Nova Scotia toGa,westnaid ,- u V 1 VI. D 103 \ ir Catesbyana Britton (C tateibydna Pursh)Lvs somewhat pubescent often biternate S E statesFl 730 {lbl4) Int 1883 8 h^stlclfdUa, Nutt \lli 1 i < T nia buthaving D-7 Ifts ot tiim i t i i ] ubescent variable m form m 1 to i i 1 bed or coarsely toothed tts^hit ,.ii mtland axillary panicles , st^ les ilea eh ilk\ ( ul ^ tut, withlong straight hairs Aug Missouu to ^ \Iexico andBrit Columbia Int 1881 Vir Califdmica, Wats hasno marked difference : lvs. usually smaller and perhapsmore tomentose. 330 CLEMATIS 9. crasBifdlia, Benth. Climbing: Its. coriaceous,3-parted; segments nearly entire, ovate-acuminate, withbases cuneate: fls. in small, axillary panicles; sepals 4,spreading, dull or white ; anthers shorter than the fila-ments. Late summer. China. —Suitable for greenhouseuse, but not yet well introduced. C. aristata, of B. :238. is a fair representation of this 488. Clematis Henryi. One-fourt 10. Meyeni^na, Walp. Climbing rapidly, more hardythan C. crassifotia: Ivs. much the same, but with thesegments obtuse or cordate at the base ; fls. much as inthat species, but with the anthers longer than the fila-ments. Late summer. China. EEE. Fls. perfect, yellow, and more spreading thanthe preceding. 11. orientillis, Linn. (C. graveolens, Lindl.). A rapidclimber, reaching 12-15 ft.: Ivs. thin, glaucous and shiny,twice or thrice temate ; Ifts. 3-parted or -lobed, withsmall, ovate, entire or cut-toothed divisions: fls. solitary,becoming erect or nearly so, VA in. across; sepals 4, yel-low, tinted with green, somewhat reflexed ; styles plu-mose. Himalaya region. Lav. 21
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