Southern Plant Lists - Southern Garden History Society
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Hibiscus ?<br />
Hibiscus coccineus? Great Red Hibiscus Crimson Mallow<br />
Hibiscus cannabinus? Indian Hemp (see also Abelmoschus<br />
sp.)<br />
Lady Jean Skipwith<br />
1793<br />
Virginia<br />
and a large yellow flower having a<br />
purple bottom, a pyramidal six-<br />
cornered fruit and round seeds of a flat<br />
taste<br />
The 6th sort Indian Ketmia I expect is<br />
the fl. Helen found at the spring. In<br />
the Encyclopaedia tis the 7 th sort which<br />
is there called Esculent Syrian Mallow<br />
Hibiscus syriacus Rose-of-Sharon Double white and common Althea<br />
Hyacinthus orientalis Double blue and blush coloured<br />
Hyacinthus? 3 double variegated fall Hyacinths<br />
ordered from Richmond<br />
lberis saxatile or I. semperflorens Perennial Candytuft Candytuft<br />
Impatiens balsamina Double Balsam AL notes in Appendix: Sir Peyton<br />
ordered<br />
Iris germanica or 1. pallida? Sweet Iris Common Blue<br />
Iris x germanica Florentina Florentine White Iris Orris Root<br />
Iris persica Persian Iris 3 Persian Iris<br />
Jasminum officinale White Jasmine<br />
Lantana camara Prickly Lantana (house plant) very<br />
brilliant, seldom without flowers.<br />
Lathyrus latifolius Everlasting Pea Perennial Pea<br />
Lathyrus ordoratus varieties? Sweet Peas 2 sorts<br />
Lilium candidum Madonna Lily Large White Lily<br />
Lilium superbum or L. candense Spotted Canada Martagon Lily...much<br />
admired<br />
Limonium vulgare Statice.<br />
AL: Lady Skipwith wished-for plant<br />
from Curtis’ Botanical Magazine.<br />
Turk’s Cap Lily<br />
Purple cupped statice or thrift, dried - it<br />
retains its colour which renders it<br />
ornamental for a Mantel-piece in<br />
Winter-a biennial yet often increased by<br />
parting its roots, but more<br />
advantageously from seeds<br />
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