Hulme, F. Edward (Frederick Edward), 1841-1909 · Philadelphia, G. W. Jacobs · leaf 211
tishspecies, the S. oppositifolia, has its blossomspurple ; these are large and ordinarily very nume-rous, so that it is an excellent plant to try and intro-duce into ones garden. The whole plant seldomrises more than an inch from its rocky bed, but,loving as it does, the pure mountain air, it… … SOLDANELLA and CYCLAMEN NARCISSUS. To face fage 158. LONDON PEIDE 159 surroundings. It is common, however, in Scotlandand in Northern England at high elevations, andon the Snowdon range and other Welsh mountains,and it is in precisely such localities that all ourBritish saxifrages best prosper. The…
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