Henderson's Handbook of Plants And General Horticulture
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They are properly green-house bulbs, but will succeed finely in a cold frame, and are in- creased by offsets. Introduced in 1795.
Gelasi'ne. From gelasinos, a smiling dimple ; referring to the flowers of these pretty bulbs.
Nat. Ord. Iridacece.
G. azwrea, the only species, is a small bulb from the Rio Grande, producing two to four beautiful blue tulip-shaped flowers on a slender stalk, about one and a half feet high.
Propagated by offsets, or from seed. Seedlings flower the second year. Introdu...ced in 183«.
Gelse'mium. From gelsemms, an Italian name of the Jasmine ; alluding to the simplicity of the flowers. Nat. Ord. Loganiacece.
A small genus of climbing shrubs, with op- posite lance-shaped, shining leaves, and GEN producing axillary clusters of showy yellow flowers, very fragrant. It is indigenous to North Carolina and southward, and is popu- larly known as Carolina Jessamine. It is in- creased by cuttings.
Geminate. Growing in pairs.
Genety'llis. A small genus of Myrtacecp ; now united with Darwinia, which see.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are properly green-house bulbs, but will succeed finely in a cold frame, and are in- creased by offsets. Introduced in 1795.
Gelasi'ne. From gelasinos, a smiling dimple ; referring to the flowers of these pretty bulbs.
Nat. Ord. Iridacece.
G. azwrea, the only species, is a small bulb from the Rio Grande, producing two to four beautiful blue tulip-shaped flowers on a slender stalk, about one and a half feet high.
Propagated by offsets, or from seed. Seedlings flower the second year. Introdu...ced in 183«.
Gelse'mium. From gelsemms, an Italian name of the Jasmine ; alluding to the simplicity of the flowers. Nat. Ord. Loganiacece.
A small genus of climbing shrubs, with op- posite lance-shaped, shining leaves, and GEN producing axillary clusters of showy yellow flowers, very fragrant. It is indigenous to North Carolina and southward, and is popu- larly known as Carolina Jessamine. It is in- creased by cuttings.
Geminate. Growing in pairs.
Genety'llis. A small genus of Myrtacecp ; now united with Darwinia, which see.
What to read after Henderson's Handbook of Plants And General Horticulture?
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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