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C 235 TROLLIUS ASIATICUS. ASIATIC GLOB E- F L o w E R. Clqfs and Order. POLYANDRIA PoLYGVNIA. Generic CharaRer. Cal.o. Pelalacirciter 1 4. Capfulte plurimffi, ovatae, polyfperniBe. Specific Character and Synonyms. TROLLIUS aftaticus corolla patula, neftariis ftaminibus Ion- gioribus. Linn. Syft. Vegetal, ed. 1 4. Murr. p. 5 18. Ait. Kew. v. 2 . p. 271. HELLEBORUS aconiti folio, flore globofo croceo. Atmn. Ruth. 101. Of this genus, two fpecies only have as yet been difcovered, the one a native of Great-Britain, the other here figured the produce of Siberia and Cappadocia, both hardy, perennial, herbaceous plants; the latter, more particularly, from the bright orange colour of its flowers, held in high eftimation as an ornamental plant, and flowering in May and June. This fpecies, as yet rare in this country, is ufually propagated by parting its roots in autumn ; it may alfo be raifed from feeds, which ripen frequently on ftrong healthy plants: to fucceed in its cultivation, we mould plant it in a compofition of loam and bog earth, and place it in a north border, taking care that it does not fuffer from want of watering in dry fummers,1 Was cultivated by Mr. MILLER, in 1759. Ait. Pui. fy hr.Cur-tu-S.e
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C 235<br />
TROLLIUS ASIATICUS. ASIATIC<br />
GLOB E- F L o w E R.<br />
Clqfs and Order.<br />
POLYANDRIA PoLYGVNIA.<br />
Generic CharaRer.<br />
Cal.o. Pelalacirciter 1 4. Capfulte plurimffi, ovatae, polyfperniBe.<br />
Specific Character and Synonyms.<br />
TROLLIUS aftaticus corolla patula, neftariis ftaminibus Ion-<br />
gioribus. Linn. Syft. Vegetal, ed. 1 4. Murr.<br />
p. 5 18. Ait. Kew. v. 2 . p. 271.<br />
HELLEBORUS aconiti folio, flore glob<strong>of</strong>o croceo. Atmn.<br />
Ruth. 101.<br />
Of this genus, two fpecies only have as yet been difcovered,<br />
the one a native <strong>of</strong> Great-Britain, the other here figured the<br />
produce <strong>of</strong> Siberia and Cappadocia, both hardy, perennial,<br />
herbaceous plants; the latter, more particularly, from the<br />
bright orange colour <strong>of</strong> its flowers, held in high eftimation as<br />
an ornamental plant, and flowering in May and June. This<br />
fpecies, as yet rare in this country, is ufually propagated by<br />
parting its roots in autumn ; it may alfo be raifed from feeds,<br />
which ripen frequently on ftrong healthy plants: to fucceed<br />
in its cultivation, we mould plant it in a comp<strong>of</strong>ition <strong>of</strong> loam<br />
and bog earth, and place it in a north border, taking care<br />
that it does not fuffer from want <strong>of</strong> watering in dry fummers,1<br />
Was cultivated by Mr. MILLER, in 1759. Ait.<br />
Pui. fy hr.Cur-tu-S.e
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