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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 5 (1885) (1885)

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tageously applicable to the morenorthern parts of thekingdom. Inthesouth, to be despised when well grown as a rockery subject. although it winters well in the open generally, it is all all sizes of vessels, and calculated to materially increase Our experience with this plant has been varied; a half… … apart fore and aft, and the outline. It flowersin April ends of the blades project and May, and is a native through two separate pro- of North America. bushes, where, dotted about at intervals, it forms a D. eximia.—This is a very ornamental plant, suitable peller spaces, each 6 feet by 16 feet,…

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