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. 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. le,white. 1:12 and 13:1091. Var. anemoniflora, s,, large, double, outer petals white, inn. r ,,ii. - murlismaller, yellow. Var. oleifera, IMmI. i ( . , ^era, Lindl.). Of more robust habit, with Ix-. th,.single white fls. larger than in the tvpe. 11:1) 11 ,nodding, mostly axdiaiii. cu/i/j-- tttth Th,aThfia, Lmk u i . iit / s Lmn). Tea. Shrub ^ i lance- olate or obov It 1 , sometimes \m\> i i i i mt, 1- IHin. broad, > . 111. ti. Ill . II tin \ mill. 1 ut ii. ilip result L B C 12:14 BM 2080Alfred Rehder. Camellias areot hard to grow,ither the wellnown C. Japnn-. ]..^l. ig that of a doubleFor the numerousmentioned mono-stration Horticole,cations contain a AnimoiR-. garden forgraphs ; also, Fkand other olderlarge number of wirh illustrations. retioulita, Lindl. Large shnih. glabrous : lvs. dullgreen, not shining above, reticulate, flat, elliptic-oblong,acuminate, serrate, 3-5 in. long : fls. 5-7 in. across, pur-plish rose; petals 15-20, obovate, looselv arranged. 13:1078. 2784. 3 pidna,Hort. Pis. with twice as manv petals, and more regularlyarranged. 4976. 12:1279-80, Sasanqua, Thunb. Shrub of loose, straggling habit,with the branches pubescent when young : lvs. elliptic, 15 thecommon C. Sa -<:a)igiia, and , the TeaPlant. They re-quire a coolhouse,not too dry anitmosphere. and ,must never sufferfrom dryness at theroots ; a somewhatshady position ishelpful, and goodventilation is essential. A night ternperature of 45°-50^P. is best for themwhile at rest; thisis also the time
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