The Botanical Magazine, Vol. 4 - Or, Flower-Garden Displayed by William Curtis
page 47 of 66 (71%)
page 47 of 66 (71%)
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It may be increased by parting its roots in Autumn or Spring, or by
seed. MILLER recommends the latter mode. [135] GLADIOLUS CARDINALIS. SUPERB GLADIOLUS; or, CORN-FLAG. _Class and Order._ TRIANDRIA MONOGYNIA. _Generic Character._ _Corolla_ 6-partita, irregularis, inæqualis, _Stigmata_ 3. _Specific Character._ GLADIOLUS _cardinalis_ corollæ erectæ limbo campanulato, floribus secundis, scapo multifloro, foliis ensiformibus multinerviis. [Illustration: No 135] This new species of Gladiolus, of whose magnificence our figure can exhibit but an imperfect idea, was introduced into this country from Holland, a few years since, by Mr. GRAFFER, at present Gardener to the King of Naples; and first flowered with Messrs. LEWIS and MACKIE, Nurserymen, at Kingsland; a very strong plant of it flowered also this |
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