. British ferns and their varieties. ?-? ? >r • ?. ... - » Stoic: .. XXVI LASTREA PSEUDO-MAS, Vlli: TOLYDACTYLA DADDS 316 BRITISH FERNS XXVII LASTREA 11LIX-MAS PALEACEA (XcWIIHfu) S\/l. L. pseudo-mas (Wall.) Far. Ramo-cristata (ffoil.)Mr. Wilson, Bowness, Lancashire. XXVII PSEUDO-MAS, Var. RAMO-CRISTATA j[8 BRITISH FERN XXVIII Lastrea pseudo-mas, to/, revolvens (IVo//.)Mr. F. Clowes, Windermere. Westmoreland. 1868. 1 ft. It is remarkable that this very distinct variety should have beenunconsciously introduced into a fernery (that of Mrs. Taylor atIffotsholme Farm, Trout
. British ferns and their varieties. ?-? ? >r • ?. ... - » Stoic: .. XXVI LASTREA PSEUDO-MAS, Vlli: TOLYDACTYLA DADDS 316 BRITISH FERNS XXVII LASTREA 11LIX-MAS PALEACEA (XcWIIHfu) S\/l. L. pseudo-mas (Wall.) Far. Ramo-cristata (ffoil.)Mr. Wilson, Bowness, Lancashire. XXVII PSEUDO-MAS, Var. RAMO-CRISTATA j[8 BRITISH FERN XXVIII Lastrea pseudo-mas, to/, revolvens (IVo//.)Mr. F. Clowes, Windermere. Westmoreland. 1868. 1 ft. It is remarkable that this very distinct variety should have beenunconsciously introduced into a fernery (that of Mrs. Taylor atIffotsholme Farm, Troutbeck Bridge, Windermere). Shewished, Mr. Clowes writes, the gardener to ornament withferns a sort of paved bank near the garden ; he got a lot of fernsanywhere and this was one of them. It was there first noticedby Mr. Clowes, who adds that it was then a fairlv tall-growingplant,—at least 2 ft. high,—but since its division it has adopted amuch more dwarf habit, which as far as can be yet judged of, isshared bv its seedlings.
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