Hulme, F. Edward (Frederick Edward), 1841-1909 · Philadelphia, G. W. Jacobs · leaf 203
s an old English local one—the golden moss.The common name stone-crop explains itself whenwe recall the favourite habitat, though the plantmay also be found flourishing on dry, sandy banks.We have some ten or eleven species of the genusSedum amongst our British wild flowers; the 5. Rho-diola, or… … To face J>affs /jj. EDELWEISS. SNAPDRAGON 153 we figure on Plate IX. It is one of our rarerspecies. The white stone-crop, S. album, is anotherdesirable rarity. In a florists list before us we findfifty-three kinds of stone-crop catalogued, havingflowers white, yellow, pink, blue, purple,…
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