Handbook of Plants
Handbook of Plants
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These species are common in fields and waste places in this country, having es- caped from the garden and become naturalized. There are several other species, but they are all of the same general character.
Sinningia. In honor of William Sinning, gardener to the University of Bonn, on the Rhine. Linn. Didynamia-Angiospermia. Nat. Ord. Gesneracetv. The species that make up this genus are now included in Gloxinia, though still retaining their old name in many of the dealers' lists.
Siphocampylus.... From siphon, a tube, and kam- pylos, curved; in allusion to the curved shape of the flower. Linn. Pentandria-Jfonogynia. Nat. Ord. LobeliacecK.
An extensive genus of handsome low-growing evergreen shrubs, natives of South America. The flowers are mostly tubular, scarlet, or yel- low, solitary on axillary stalks, or in dense ra- cemes or clusters. Several of the species are cultivated for their showy flowers, among whick is S. Bicolor, a well-known species. They are propagated by cuttings. Introduced in 1842.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These species are common in fields and waste places in this country, having es- caped from the garden and become naturalized. There are several other species, but they are all of the same general character.
Sinningia. In honor of William Sinning, gardener to the University of Bonn, on the Rhine. Linn. Didynamia-Angiospermia. Nat. Ord. Gesneracetv. The species that make up this genus are now included in Gloxinia, though still retaining their old name in many of the dealers' lists.
Siphocampylus.... From siphon, a tube, and kam- pylos, curved; in allusion to the curved shape of the flower. Linn. Pentandria-Jfonogynia. Nat. Ord. LobeliacecK.
An extensive genus of handsome low-growing evergreen shrubs, natives of South America. The flowers are mostly tubular, scarlet, or yel- low, solitary on axillary stalks, or in dense ra- cemes or clusters. Several of the species are cultivated for their showy flowers, among whick is S. Bicolor, a well-known species. They are propagated by cuttings. Introduced in 1842.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter Henderson to read onlineMoreLess
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