This pretty plant belongs any we have yet published; toth ea ddiifvfiesrieonnt steoc twiohni cfhro mit
zpoenrtaalien, s &isc . inbetelormnge,d iaanted btehtew etreune thPee latrrigboen tioa ;w thhiicsh dPi.
vision takes in P. peltatum, P. lateripes, and a new
species raised last year from Cape seeds by Mr. Colvill,
Bwehrilcihn , haass wales oa rbee iennf orramiseedd bayt Mthre. OBtotota.nic Garden at
specWiese oarr e a nhoyt bcreidrt apirno dwuhcetitohner; tihfi st hpe lalnattt eirs, ait rheaasl
obef elna teprriopdeus.ced between peltatum and the red variety
by ROoubre drtr aHw.i Jnegn wkianss otank, eEns fqr.o: mi ta i sp lraantht ecro mmomrue ntiecnadteedr
tyheallno wit, si fc oitn hgaepnpeersn,s tthoe relecaevivees tboeoi nmgu cvher wy eatp: ti tt oth rtiuvrens well in an equal mixture of turfy loam and peat, and
the pots should be well drained, that the wet may pass
raenadd isleyt oofnf. a Cshuetltfi ning st hseo ognr esetnrihkoeu sreo.ot, planted in pots
