the species is still far from common. It generally forms part
of the American border, requiring a peat soil; and is increased
by parting the roots, which, however, should be done
but seldom; for unless the plant is strong it rarely blossoms.
Our drawing was taken at Mr. Dennis’s Nursery, Chelsea.
For the explanation of the generic name, see fol. 1 of
the present series.
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