The New Botanic Garden volume 1
The New Botanic Garden volume 1
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Atamasco, Atamasco Lily ; 3. A. Formosissima, Jacobaea Lily ; 4. A. Re- gince, Mexican Lily; 5. A. Purpurea, Purple-flowered Amaryllis; 6. A. Belladonna, Belladonna Lily; 7- A. Vittata, Superb or Ribband Amaryllis; 8. A. Longifolia, Long-leaved Amaryllis; 9- A. Orientalist Broad-leaved African Amaryllis; 10. A. Sarniensis, Guernsey Lily; 11. A. Zeylanica, Ceylon Lily; 12. A. Latifolia, Broad-leaved Ama- ryllis.
In the first species, or Yellow Amaryllis, the flower-stems seldom rise above three ...or four inches in height: the flowers are shaped somewhat like those of the Large Yellow Crocus, one coming up from each sheath: the leaves are green, and come up at the same time, like the Saffron ; and after the flowers are past, they increase all the winter. The roots are shaped like those of the Narcissus. It flowers in September, and is a native of the South of France.
The second species, or Alamasco Lily, has the flowers at their first appearance of a fine carnation colour on the outside, but which fade till they arc almost while.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Atamasco, Atamasco Lily ; 3. A. Formosissima, Jacobaea Lily ; 4. A. Re- gince, Mexican Lily; 5. A. Purpurea, Purple-flowered Amaryllis; 6. A. Belladonna, Belladonna Lily; 7- A. Vittata, Superb or Ribband Amaryllis; 8. A. Longifolia, Long-leaved Amaryllis; 9- A. Orientalist Broad-leaved African Amaryllis; 10. A. Sarniensis, Guernsey Lily; 11. A. Zeylanica, Ceylon Lily; 12. A. Latifolia, Broad-leaved Ama- ryllis.
In the first species, or Yellow Amaryllis, the flower-stems seldom rise above three ...or four inches in height: the flowers are shaped somewhat like those of the Large Yellow Crocus, one coming up from each sheath: the leaves are green, and come up at the same time, like the Saffron ; and after the flowers are past, they increase all the winter. The roots are shaped like those of the Narcissus. It flowers in September, and is a native of the South of France.
The second species, or Alamasco Lily, has the flowers at their first appearance of a fine carnation colour on the outside, but which fade till they arc almost while.
What to read after The New Botanic Garden volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sydenham Edwards to read onlineMoreLess
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