. 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. i i tin-se plants iseffected by division ol ilir nmis, oi- liy seeds sown onlive sphagnum moss hi ins, the muss being made veryeven and the pans placed either under a bell .iar or glasscase in a cool, moist atmosphere. [For detailed Englishexperience, see III. 24:338.] Edward J. Canning. Darlingtonia Courlii was nam
. 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. i i tin-se plants iseffected by division ol ilir nmis, oi- liy seeds sown onlive sphagnum moss hi ins, the muss being made veryeven and the pans placed either under a bell .iar or glasscase in a cool, moist atmosphere. [For detailed Englishexperience, see III. 24:338.] Edward J. Canning. Darlingtonia Courlii was named after William Court,tor many years hybridizer and traveler for JamesVeitch & Son. Some say it is a hybrid between a Nepenthes and Darliiiijloiiia Calitornica. Its Ivs. orpitchers are shorter and stouter than those of D. Cali-fornica, and more rounded at the mouth. The stalks ofthe pitchers bend out almost horizontally from the base or crown ot the plant and then be come erect. The treatment is muchthe same as for £> Califoinica, except that it must be kept indoors inwinter. It thrives well in a housewith OdontngUisum critpum andMasdevallia It is generallv suspended like Nepenthes The writeihas successfully grown it when itwas potted in peat or sphagnum m a. Youne leaves of Darlingtonia small pot which was inverted into a larger pot, with alayer of sphagnum packed in between, and the wholekept constantly moist. It is an interesting and attrac-tive plant, and enjoys considerable popularity in Eng-land- Henry A. Lolium perenne. DASYLlEION {Greek, tufted lily). Uli&cea^. Highlyornamental plants, well adapted for rockeries, for iso-lated specimens on lawns, decoration of conservatories,staircases, etc., and eminently suitable for terraces andvases, in the formal style of gardening. Trunk short ormissing altogether : Ivs. in large number, inserted in asymmetrical way, so as to form a dome or globe-shaped,regular head, more or less serrulated, and in somespeci
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