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■:„i slender, inserted in the hack of the anthers near the hase: anthers two-lohed : pollen orange-coloured. Germen oval, sericeous. Stigma large, capitate, nearly sessile .O ur drawing of this heautiful Daphne was made at the Nursery of Mr. Colvill, where it was in flower in February, but that was owing to its heing protected under gla ss; and when grown in the open air, it will probably flower in April. It has lately been received from France under the name of the Dauphin’s Daphne, and is without doubt of hybrid origin, and intermediate between D. odor a and D. collina; it is certainly a very desirable Fvergreen Shrub, as its flowers are sweet scented as well as beautiful; we would advise its being grown by the side of a south wall, where it can be protected a little in severe weather; it succeeds well in a light sandy soil, and is readily increased by grafting or inarching on the common wood or spurge Laurel, D. laureola; and it will certainly soon become a favourite ornament of the flower-garden. 1. Two o f th e deciduous bractes, to show th e ir difference. 2. Tube o f the Perian th ium spread open, to show the insertion o f th e stamens. 3. One o f the inner segments, to show its ea rs a t tiie base, 4. Stamen. 5. The pubescent Germen, te rmina ted by a large n ea rly sessile Stigma. VOLUME II. 1 Anemone stellata q purpurea •• 2 Helleborus dume to rum................ W» 3 n elp h lu lum pictum .................... 4 Aconitum b a r b a tu m ........... 6 Pa!onia R u s s i...................... . 6 Paeonia villosa...................... 7 P a p a v e r b o rrid nm .............. 8 P ap av e r se tig e rum ............. 9 Adlumia cirrhosa ............. 10 Viola la n c e o la ta .................. 11 Viola eriocarpa .................. 12 Erpe tion ren ifo rm e........................ 13 Silene alpestris ............................. 14 Malope tr if id a ................................. 15 N u tta llia d ig itata ........................ 16 Galega b ilo b a ...................... 17 La thyrus mutabilis............. 18 Lupinus m u t a b il is ............. 19 E ry th rin a la u r if o li a ......... 20 Po ten tilla atrosanguinea ■ 21 P o ten tilla fo rm o s a ........................ 164 122 113 173 172 189 174 102 159 194 130 142 124 22 P o ten tin a splendens 23 Lythrum d iffu s um ......................... 24 Lopezia coronata ......................... 25 OE n o th e ra t e n e l l a ........................ J “ ' 26 OE n o th e ra serru lata .................... 27 OE n o th e r a s e r ó t in a - ...................... 28 B lum e n b a c h ia in s ig n is ............ G i 29 Luculia g ra tis s im a ........................ 30 P a trin ia scabiosæfolia ................ 31 Carduus a la tu s ...................... 32 Erythroloena co n sp icu a ................ 33 Tagetes c o rym b o s a ...................... 34 Tagetes te n u ifo lia ........... 35 Rudbeckia p in n a ta .................... 36 Coreopsis grandiflora ■ ............. 37 Chrysanthemum trip artitum • ■ 38 A d e n o p h o r a c o r o n o p ifo lia • • • • 39 Adenophora d enticu lata ........... 40 Asclepias v e r t ic i lla t a - • 41 Gentiana c r in ita ............................ 42 E ry th ræ a a g g r e g a ta .................... 43 Polemonium sibiricum ............... 44 P h lo x Carolina ............................. 45 P h lo x nivalis ......... ....................... 46 Calystegia ren ifo rm is................... 47 Dinetus r a c em o su s ..................... 48 Lithospermum dav u ricum ........... 49 Echiiim a u s tra le ................ 50 Nicotiana glutinosa ----- 103 134 151 141 146 175 193 104 110 144 139 137 182 190 185 181 127 51 P e tu n ia nyctaginiflora............. 52 Whitleya stramonifolia ......... 5S Mandragora p ræ co x .................. 64 Do d artia orientalis ................... 55 Chelone digitalis ...................... 66 Monarda R u s s e llia n a .............. 67 Salvia in t e r r u p t a ...................... 58 Salvia nubicola ........................ 69 Stachys angustifolia ............... 60 Leonurus heteiophyllus • • ■ - 61 Cyclamen europæum ............. 62 Cyclamen repandum - - ......... 63 Primu la præn iten s y aíbiflora- 64 Anagallis indica ...................... 65 Taxanthema s p e c io s a ............. 66 Daphne hyb rid a ...................... 07 Passiflora Colvillii .................. 68 Orchis militaris.......................... 69 Orcliis Rivini ■ ■ • .................... 70 Orchis Schleicheri .................. 71 Aceras an thropophora............. 72 Calopogon pulchellns ■ •••••• 73 I r is hæ m a to p h y lla .................... 74 Moræa T e n o rean a .................. 75 Homeria lineata ...................... 76 Homeria m in ia t a ...................... 77 F e rra ria u n c in a ta ................... 78 F e rra ria d iv a r ic a t a ............... 79 F e rra ria o b tu s ifo lia ................ 80 Tigridia conchiiflora............... 81 Lapeyrousia a n c e p s ................ 82 Gladiolus v ip e r a tu s ............... 83 Gladiolus alatus ............. • • 84 Gladiolus Colvillii ................ 85 Synnotia v a r i e g a ta ................ 86 Sparaxis v e rs ic o lo r................ 87 Geissorhiza vaginata ........... 88 Crocus pusillus ■ • .................. 89 Narcissus tenuifolius ........... 90 Eremurus spectabilis ........... 91 Gagea bracteolaris ............... 92 Gagea g la u c a ............................ 93 H y a c in th u s am e th y s tin u s •• 94 La chenalia anguinea ......... 95 Yu cca a c um in a ta .................... 96 Tulipa tu rc ica ........................ 97 Tulipa præcox 98 Ovnithoglossiim undulatum 99 Androcymbium eucomoides 100 T rad esc an tia r o s e a ................ 2 D 119 125 198 147 120 160 169 140 180 197 176 117 196 132 105 200 126 163 102 199 168 115 118 110 178 152 161 192 148 128 143 156 187 155 150 160 138 100 114 188 158 177 . 135 . 179 . 195 • 186 . 157 . 131 . 165 . 183