The Ivy a Monograph
The Ivy a Monograph
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') A pretty small-growing variety in the way of Gracilis ; the leaves very variable in form, many of them resembling those of the typical helix, others much Contracted and approaching the outline of an arrow-head. Figured at page 73.
DESCRIPTIVE LIST OF GARDEN IVIES.
SCUTIFOLIA, Escutcheon- shaped-leaved ivy (syn. Cordata). A distinct but unattractive variety : it is not robust in growth. The leaves are of medium size, roundish triangular, or obscurely three-lobed, dull green, the veins obscure...ly marked. Figured at page 74.
Rugosa.
DELTOIDEA, The blunt triangular ivy (syn. Rhomboidea-obovata latifolia). One of the most distinct and peculiar in the collection, and, though a dull unattractive plant, strikingly interesting to an amateur in ivies. The stem is purplish and rather stout, the leaves rather distant, stiffly and uniformly set ; in form bluntly deltoid or shield-shaped, usually overlapping at the base, a character quite unique. In substance the leaves are leathery, in colour blackish-green, changing in autumn to a sombre purplish bronze.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
') A pretty small-growing variety in the way of Gracilis ; the leaves very variable in form, many of them resembling those of the typical helix, others much Contracted and approaching the outline of an arrow-head. Figured at page 73.
DESCRIPTIVE LIST OF GARDEN IVIES.
SCUTIFOLIA, Escutcheon- shaped-leaved ivy (syn. Cordata). A distinct but unattractive variety : it is not robust in growth. The leaves are of medium size, roundish triangular, or obscurely three-lobed, dull green, the veins obscure...ly marked. Figured at page 74.
Rugosa.
DELTOIDEA, The blunt triangular ivy (syn. Rhomboidea-obovata latifolia). One of the most distinct and peculiar in the collection, and, though a dull unattractive plant, strikingly interesting to an amateur in ivies. The stem is purplish and rather stout, the leaves rather distant, stiffly and uniformly set ; in form bluntly deltoid or shield-shaped, usually overlapping at the base, a character quite unique. In substance the leaves are leathery, in colour blackish-green, changing in autumn to a sombre purplish bronze.
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