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trigram	frequency
at the base	367
class and order	319
specific character and	303
character and synonyms	303
synonymous with a	198
one of the	195
a native of	186
a synonym of	181
it is a	141
on each side	141
is a native	121
longer than the	120
as well as	119
those of the	114
they should be	109
at the apex	106
a genus of	103
a compost of	102
in the open	102
a mixture of	97
they may be	95
the name of	92
in reference to	91
cape of good	87
propagated by cuttings	86
of good hope	86
most of the	84
more or less	83
reference to the	82
be sown in	80
as soon as	78
shorter than the	78
should be sown	77
native of the	76
a hand glass	75
in this country	74
in a compost	72
placed in a	72
synonym of a	72
synonymous with b	70
it may be	69
a bell glass	68
a variety of	68
sepals and petals	67
in honour of	67
under a hand	67
of this species	66
of the best	66
is one of	66
in the spring	65
the base of	65
of this plant	64
of the plants	63
the plants are	62
the end of	62
some of the	61
loam and peat	60
than the leaves	60
which should be	59
two or three	59
well as the	59
on both surfaces	58
best in a	57
of the leaves	57
a very pretty	56
part of the	56
is a very	56
parting its roots	55
this is a	54
in a mixture	54
in a dense	54
of the species	54
three to four	53
on the upper	53
of easy culture	52
the height of	52
by parting its	52
a very handsome	52
propagated by seeds	51
in our gardens	51
of the flower	50
of the most	50
which are in	50
base of the	50
of the branches	50
in a pot	50
under a bell	50
mixture of loam	49
of the genus	49
as long as	48
in the same	48
which it is	48
in which the	47
at the top	46
in the autumn	46
of which are	46
increased by cuttings	46
in a cool	45
of the summer	45
be grown in	44
be placed in	44
is propagated by	43
of this genus	43
of the plant	43
in a whorl	43
of loam and	43
this species of	43
three to five	42
showing habit and	42
of the flowers	42
july and august	42
is a hardy	42
its roots in	42
and placed in	42
of the cape	42
the axils of	42
there is a	41
a small genus	41
the top of	41
long as the	41
the open border	41
in sandy soil	41
they thrive in	40
should not be	40
in allusion to	40
may and june	39
of the roots	39
so as to	39
disposed in a	39
plants should be	39
than those of	39
under the name	38
and may be	38
there are several	38
roots in autumn	38
according to the	37
this species is	37
many of the	37
small genus of	37
may be sown	37
on both sides	37
it is not	37
covered with a	37
and a half	37
the upper side	36
side of the	36
two to three	36
the size of	36
axils of the	36
referring to the	36
thrive in a	36
varieties of this	36
of the same	35
during most of	35
allusion to the	35
well in a	35
length of the	35
the plants should	35
the lower ones	35
the middle of	35
in a cold	34
ordinary garden soil	34
the flowers are	34
of its flowers	34
at both ends	34
may be propagated	34
to the rachis	34
should be placed	34
sown in the	34
planted in a	34
genus of stove	34
in a warm	34
as it is	34
closely allied to	34
they are of	34
down to the	33
the length of	33
the species are	33
soon as the	33
a dense rosette	33
to four lines	33
a cold frame	33
propagated by parting	33
the upper part	32
to the height	32
will be found	32
with a little	32
be propagated by	32
nearly to the	32
in the year	32
the same time	32
kept in a	32
thrive best in	32
the colour of	31
or more long	31
in the middle	31
out of doors	31
they must be	31
it flowers in	31
the time of	31
stove or greenhouse	31
the present species	31
it has been	30
of the leaf	30
all the species	30
the royal garden	30
three or four	30
are of a	30
synonym of b	30
easy culture in	30
june and july	30
one or two	29
that of the	29
the leaves are	29
the tops of	29
at the same	29
cordate at the	29
during the winter	29
be planted in	29
from the cape	29
one and a	29
in almost any	29
divisions of the	29
it is very	29
top of the	29
are of easy	28
in the centre	28
be kept in	28
require to be	28
it will be	28
when the plants	28
compost of loam	28
the cape of	28
during the summer	28
supply of water	28
on the under	28
form of a	28
will root in	28
six to eight	28
july to september	28
it in the	28
in order to	27
may also be	27
a pot of	27
be increased by	27
thrive well in	27
in the winter	27
should be taken	27
it as a	27
it should be	27
the open air	27
the present plant	27
with a few	27
a cool house	27
may be grown	27
tops of the	27
on short petioles	26
new south wales	26
it must be	26
the plant is	26
five to seven	26
that it is	26
of the stem	26
on the outside	26
june to august	26
raised from seeds	26
propagated by offsets	26
of the calyx	26
the hortus kewensis	26
cut down to	26
said to be	25
is the only	25
to this country	25
where they are	25
propagated by divisions	25
in early spring	25
royal garden at	25
as in the	25
surface of the	25
in the stove	25
they thrive best	25
on account of	25
to have been	25
broad at the	25
which may be	25
must be taken	25
grown in a	25
seeds should be	24
to the base	24
the best time	24
differs from the	24
this plant is	24
root freely in	24
habit and flower	24
from the axils	24
the flowers of	24
to the royal	24
of a deep	24
the beauty of	24
compost of peat	24
of peat and	24
be allowed to	24
placed under a	24
of the year	24
and leaf mould	24
at the end	24
a very beautiful	24
named in honour	24
greenhouse evergreen shrubs	24
on long petioles	23
should be grown	23
twelve to twenty	23
the lower part	23
and in the	23
one to three	23
barren fronds in	23
synonym of c	23
colour of the	23
where it is	23
early in the	23
should be planted	23
with a white	23
in ordinary garden	23
the under side	23
through the winter	23
readily increased by	23
from june to	23
variety of a	23
well adapted for	23
grown in pots	23
the form of	23
but it is	23
the summer months	23
garden at kew	22
cultivated in our	22
each side of	22
the growing season	22
requires to be	22
the young shoots	22
the lower side	22
and flowers in	22
in pots of	22
four to six	22
easily propagated by	22
of the old	22
loam and leaf	22
or by seeds	22
placed in sand	22
are to be	22
is said to	22
parts of the	22
soon as ripe	22
trees or shrubs	22
is the best	21
furnished with a	21
cuttings of the	21
for the most	21
they require a	21
should be kept	21
it is propagated	21
placed in the	21
of the upper	21
it does not	21
sown in spring	21
three in a	21
and should be	21
the open ground	21
by means of	21
care must be	21
planted out in	21
cultivated in the	21
be taken to	21
they thrive well	21
genus of hardy	21
a place in	21
of the finest	21
light rich soil	21
axillary and terminal	21
on long stalks	21
in the axils	21
colour of its	21
its blossoms are	21
author of the	20
readily propagated by	20
almost any soil	20
close to the	20
four or five	20
thirty to forty	20
or greenhouse species	20
to two lines	20
was introduced to	20
sown in a	20
on the rockery	20
large genus of	20
to keep the	20
in the greenhouse	20
we are indebted	20
a hardy perennial	20
towards the base	20
rounded at the	20
of a fine	20
the appearance of	20
it flowers from	20
should then be	20
a very fine	20
the plants contained	20
june to september	20
it is one	20
a kind of	20
flowering branch of	20
division of the	20
peat and loam	20
than the type	20
densely clothed with	20
of which the	20
cuttings will root	20
the most ornamental	20
the only species	20
stove evergreen shrubs	20
the most part	20
the same treatment	20
on the lower	20
a very distinct	20
the upper surface	20
the number of	20
plants contained in	20
in may and	19
introduced to this	19
it is found	19
in which it	19
rich sandy loam	19
may be planted	19
the following are	19
a very desirable	19
from the base	19
by cuttings of	19
root in sand	19
it is usually	19
four lines thick	19
in a moist	19
is a variety	19
introduced to the	19
in a dry	19
the beginning of	19
with a very	19
in two rows	19
sand under a	19
an abundance of	19
summer and autumn	19
should be removed	19
which they are	19
the upper edge	19
of its blossoms	19
contained in the	19
it is an	19
the surface of	19
it in his	19
the best of	19
and about in	19
may be increased	19
to be a	19
to the edge	19
a very elegant	19
in the summer	19
in sand under	19
in point of	18
from which it	18
these should be	18
are apt to	18
in small pots	18
any of the	18
in equal proportions	18
be raised from	18
above the middle	18
of the fruit	18
native of spain	18
pot of sand	18
names of the	18
under a glass	18
like those of	18
and one of	18
greenhouse evergreen shrub	18
forms of this	18
by divisions of	18
middle three to	18
the whole of	18
in pots or	18
the majority of	18
which must be	18
than in the	18
its name of	18
in bottom heat	18
hardy herbaceous perennials	18
and of a	18
are alphabetically arranged	18
is readily increased	18
large enough to	18
during the growing	18
has long been	18
and it is	18
is also a	18
when in flower	18
the same manner	18
by seeds and	18
will thrive in	18
a very rare	18
with twelve to	18
the south of	18
of the common	18
sandy loam and	18
at the middle	18
the plants will	18
may be kept	17
of equal parts	17
as they are	17
well worth growing	17
of which is	17
very handsome species	17
on the back	17
flowers during most	17
of the lower	17
the following spring	17
it requires a	17
and the plants	17
is readily propagated	17
in which they	17
as a rule	17
of its leaves	17
about the end	17
they are to	17
of sandy soil	17
out of the	17
increased by seeds	17
so that the	17
half to two	17
are several varieties	17
ends of the	17
the rachis into	17
the borders of	17
may be removed	17
flowers in june	17
size of a	17
for the purpose	17
stove evergreen trees	17
to this genus	17
cultivated by mr	17
form of the	17
may to july	17
in a gentle	17
bottom of the	17
the outer edge	17
which we are	17
sheathing at the	17
scales of involucre	17
are produced in	17
this genus is	17
must not be	17
borders of the	17
broad above the	16
seeds may be	16
in a few	16
the best and	16
a gentle heat	16
it is of	16
attenuated at the	16
opposite the leaves	16
thrives best in	16
is the most	16
are indebted to	16
eighteen lines long	16
in equal parts	16
fifteen to eighteen	16
of which it	16
of the root	16
flowers in may	16
by the name	16
if placed in	16
very distinct and	16
in june and	16
the lower one	16
the plants of	16
twenty in a	16
with a terminal	16
to eighteen lines	16
distinguished by the	16
when they are	16
whole of the	16
as the plants	16
variety of b	16
a profusion of	16
at the tops	16
the addition of	16
soil or situation	16
it thrives best	16
in a rosette	16
when large enough	16
any soil or	16
of the soil	16
each pinna bearing	16
flowers in the	16
in gentle heat	16
most of them	16
volume are alphabetically	16
one of those	16
in the green	16
or nearly so	16
down the centre	16
it is well	16
tinged with red	16
with a yellow	16
larger than those	16
narrowed at the	16
freely in a	16
where they will	16
they are very	16
that it was	16
this genus are	16
in a frame	16
they can be	16
was cultivated by	16
if they are	16
they are not	15
is usually propagated	15
or in a	15
grows spontaneously in	15
it forms a	15
will be necessary	15
this plant in	15
admirably adapted for	15
the leaves of	15
the lower half	15
or more broad	15
a few days	15
to forty in	15
by seeds or	15
by dividing the	15
and covered with	15
in a rich	15
at all times	15
which are produced	15
forty in a	15
have been introduced	15
may to august	15
is an annual	15
and on the	15
the upper ones	15
of the corolla	15
the young plants	15
it is necessary	15
edge of the	15
green on the	15
the ends of	15
the bottom of	15
ripens its seeds	15
like that of	15
from the type	15
from may to	15
exposed to the	15
of its foliage	15
place of growth	15
the other species	15
larger than the	15
smaller than the	15
the type in	15
terminating in a	15
of the first	15
same treatment as	15
are large enough	15
on the margins	15
of them are	15
a half to	15
produced from the	15
dark green above	15
whence its name	15
a plant of	15
the under surface	15
terminal and axillary	15
than the calyx	15
or in the	15
in the lower	14
it thrives in	14
to be planted	14
by division of	14
by far the	14
in a light	14
with bottom heat	14
the shape of	14
very pretty little	14
they do not	14
usually propagated by	14
in the time	14
professor of botany	14
sown as soon	14
with double flowers	14
with a large	14
with a dark	14
in any ordinary	14
if planted in	14
parts of europe	14
at the point	14
with a hand	14
must be given	14
temperature of deg	14
two to four	14
of garden origin	14
they will be	14
in this work	14
with a bell	14
is of a	14
requires the same	14
a plant which	14
large number of	14
increased by parting	14
the soil should	14
than the petioles	14
length of time	14
of the frond	14
raised from seed	14
a loamy soil	14
scales of the	14
a variety with	14
in july and	14
species of this	14
or more in	14
species is a	14
a temperature of	14
plenty of room	14
in the th	14
pairs of linear	14
for which we	14
the same colour	14
the two sides	14
three to six	14
edition of the	14
should be well	14
our drawing was	14
nearly or quite	14
in a shady	14
and was introduced	14
the use of	14
and is readily	14
of the young	14
allied to a	14
than the others	14
to this species	14
a large number	14
of the type	14
ten to twelve	14
as the branches	14
two lines long	14
of the other	14
five to six	14
according to mr	14
from a plant	14
twenty to thirty	14
in a well	14
genus of very	14
disposed in terminal	14
in its wild	14
and leaf soil	14
liable to be	14
much longer than	13
they are all	13
of the petals	13
be taken off	13
when grown in	13
plants of this	13
thrives in a	13
variety of this	13
in terminal racemes	13
about the size	13
tube of corolla	13
as large as	13
of the rockery	13
the roots are	13
november to january	13
planted in sand	13
a form of	13
introduced into this	13
of the two	13
drawing was made	13
be covered with	13
there is also	13
of a pale	13
glass placed over	13
may be placed	13
it is most	13
at the ends	13
is a plant	13
latter should be	13
variety of it	13
when they may	13
of the pot	13
spotted with white	13
of a light	13
may be effected	13
the plant here	13
this is the	13
be effected by	13
truncate at the	13
appears to have	13
in any light	13
in the number	13
the latter should	13
in a stove	13
five or six	13
until they are	13
toothed at the	13
it will grow	13
a great number	13
plant which flowered	13
root readily in	13
they will not	13
in the hortus	13
when the plant	13
it appears to	13
a large genus	13
or three in	13
into this country	13
in sandy loam	13
of the flora	13
ones on each	13
of it in	13
the centre of	13
similar to the	13
which have been	13
a greenhouse plant	13
cauline ones linear	13
species in cultivation	13
should be potted	13
must be kept	13
are the most	13
so soon as	13
one to two	13
are liable to	13
the whole plant	13
above the base	13
it is best	13
size of the	13
flowers of this	13
will grow in	13
plants of it	13
cuttings should be	13
soil should be	13
out in the	13
a half lines	13
placed over them	13
no this species	12
a mere form	12
plant may be	12
water should be	12
genus of elegant	12
as those of	12
they are in	12
eight to ten	12
with white and	12
to the midrib	12
a piece of	12
suitable for the	12
found to be	12
a garden hybrid	12
there is no	12
fifteen lines long	12
of a rich	12
varieties of it	12
end of the	12
in the gardens	12
four lines long	12
there are many	12
should be selected	12
best time to	12
in a close	12
the case of	12
in a sheltered	12
of our gardens	12
with a broad	12
which is the	12
in the case	12
belonging to this	12
rising from the	12
of the lobes	12
cultivated in this	12
end of april	12
in the colour	12
or three weeks	12
to three lines	12
a considerable time	12
there are numerous	12
its flowers are	12
mixture of peat	12
increased by divisions	12
freely in sand	12
of these plants	12
with a fine	12
upper part of	12
a very ornamental	12
the most common	12
when they will	12
the margins of	12
the seeds of	12
great number of	12
to twelve lines	12
spot at the	12
species are very	12
the extremities of	12
its wild state	12
confined to the	12
the rest of	12
to get dry	12
genus of greenhouse	12
extremities of the	12
alluding to the	12
of which there	12
is not so	12
was cultivated in	12
of the midrib	12
the only one	12
produced in great	12
a very short	12
is found to	12
to fifteen lines	12
from the top	12
cauline ones sessile	12
be sown as	12
and a little	12
in the latter	12
treated as a	12
flowers from june	12
of a bright	12
very large and	12
syngenesia polygamia superflua	12
end of may	12
they will flower	12
those of a	12
kept in the	12
on the ground	12
to the apex	12
with good drainage	12
very handsome stove	12
in the hort	12
to flower in	12
said to have	12
of sandy loam	12
for the use	12
and when the	12
twelve to fifteen	12
of the tube	12
will root freely	12
at the roots	12
of the lip	12
mixture of sand	12
compost of equal	12
it was introduced	12
the upper and	12
disposed in racemes	12
propagated by layers	12
at a joint	12
it is much	12
the same way	12
grown in the	12
seeds with us	11
in the south	11
thriving best in	11
corolla with a	11
about the same	11
species may be	11
to that of	11
tips of the	11
form of this	11
lobed at the	11
as an ornamental	11
be necessary to	11
white or rose	11
to those of	11
a dense spike	11
flowers with us	11
an order of	11
or three times	11
in the upper	11
name of a	11
of the greenhouse	11
april and may	11
soon as they	11
plunged into a	11
in a very	11
attenuated at both	11
a very free	11
tapering at the	11
to the form	11
a young state	11
an inhabitant of	11
account of the	11
april to june	11
with a long	11
long by in	11
the sides of	11
about the middle	11
of the latter	11
of the stove	11
in a good	11
but in the	11
the island of	11
four in a	11
the barren ones	11
to a point	11
cuttings root freely	11
in the form	11
the upper one	11
portion of the	11
grimwood and co	11
several of the	11
with the most	11
the plants must	11
by which it	11
with ten to	11
are increased by	11
we have seen	11
easily increased by	11
is necessary to	11
as early as	11
in a young	11
most suitable for	11
or a little	11
february to may	11
in autumn or	11
with a distinct	11
was introduced by	11
ten to twenty	11
in a small	11
grows naturally in	11
parts of north	11
and with a	11
of the perianth	11
they may remain	11
of excellent form	11
our gardens in	11
a short time	11
in a loose	11
succeeds best in	11
very free and	11
it is in	11
ornamental stove evergreen	11
beauty of the	11
may be had	11
are the best	11
south of france	11
to which it	11
is most suitable	11
segments of the	11
there are two	11
is to be	11
a foot in	11
of the ground	11
twice as long	11
to keep them	11
informs us that	11
seed should be	11
are of the	11
of the branchlets	11
thirty in a	11
thrives well in	11
lateral ones on	11
with eight to	11
two pairs of	11
twelve lines long	11
rest of the	11
the most suitable	11
grow freely in	11
in a terminal	11
from july to	11
best time for	11
a number of	11
base of each	11
account of its	11
in a moderate	11
in a loamy	11
out in a	11
with the margins	11
sown in march	11
down in the	11
a light green	11
below the middle	11
and very free	11
variety of the	11
four to five	11
sori in two	11
pairs of leaflets	11
same manner as	11
hardy herbaceous plants	11
the most beautiful	11
not be allowed	10
in a common	10
the flora londinensis	10
by young cuttings	10
to the sun	10
the lower line	10
by cuttings or	10
at the extremities	10
to twenty in	10
one here figured	10
any ordinary garden	10
may to september	10
native of virginia	10
very easy culture	10
as a stove	10
to one and	10
taken not to	10
the best varieties	10
axillary or terminal	10
this country by	10
to become scientifically	10
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britain and ireland	10
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peduncles longer than	9
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a few weeks	9
of the stalk	9
than the flowers	9
spotted with red	9
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as the sepals	9
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where there is	9
in a sessile	9
with twenty to	9
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autumn and winter	9
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on short peduncles	9
in april or	9
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nine to twelve	9
to eight lines	9
on the inside	9
of the petiole	9
a work intended	9
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the winter in	9
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liberal supplies of	9
the one here	9
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the principal booksellers	9
disposed in long	9
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the months of	9
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best of which	9
is best to	9
the plants they	9
of sand and	9
increased by division	9
require a compost	9
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methods of culture	9
hybrid between b	9
on long footstalks	9
on the edges	9
in a sunny	9
is increased by	9
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genus of pretty	9
cuttings root readily	9
of such ladies	9
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most approved methods	9
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a distinct species	9
which the latin	9
as to the	9
of the others	9
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a light sandy	9
large order of	9
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a hardy herbaceous	9
a warm situation	9
towards the point	9
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ten pairs of	9
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ornamental foreign plants	9
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nearly the whole	9
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the flower garden	9
plants must be	9
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of a dark	9
flowers of the	9
are to remain	9
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stem much branched	9
blue or white	9
the old botanists	9
brilliancy of colour	9
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principal booksellers in	9
disposed in axillary	9
south of europe	9
a terminal pinna	9
work intended for	9
shelter of a	9
the english names	9
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on a hot	9
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about a foot	9
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a few years	9
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genus of handsome	9
hairy on both	9
three pairs of	9
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apex of the	9
a pretty little	9
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their natural colours	9
the roots of	9
the soil is	9
if placed under	9
of botany at	9
worthy of cultivation	9
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the latin names	9
by william curtis	9
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number of its	9
equal in length	9
times of flowering	9
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handsome greenhouse evergreen	9
a greenhouse evergreen	9
in many rows	9
very pretty species	9
its seeds in	9
supplies of water	9
propagated by dividing	9
of the pinnules	9
by the principal	9
grow in almost	9
much larger than	9
of the house	9
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places of growth	9
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where the plants	9
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a situation moderately	9
the upper lip	9
when it is	9
one of which	9
height of three	9
twelve pairs of	9
the foliage is	9
flowers in july	9
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both of which	9
enumerated in the	9
a pure air	9
their places of	9
of from deg	9
the plants in	9
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plants they cultivate	9
by offsets from	9
habit dwarf and	9
middle of the	9
of hardy herbaceous	9
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foliage and flowers	9
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the lower lip	9
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for general culture	9
base on the	9
from base to	9
some of them	9
to six lines	9
beset with glandular	9
each of which	9
august to october	9
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six to nine	9
the month of	9
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once or twice	9
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pairs of oblong	9
of the seed	9
in dry weather	9
are intended to	9
blocks of wood	9
species belonging to	9
on the surface	9
sori in a	9
in the third	9
reaching nearly to	9
the bark of	9
cultivated in gardens	9
of the present	9
of the sun	9
of a beautiful	9
the decoration of	9
cuttings of half	9
of the handsomest	9
plant here figured	9
in two or	9
the most approved	9
sir joseph banks	9
to the middle	9
plants of the	9
a dry soil	9
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south sea islands	9
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lobes of the	9
in rich sandy	9
then be placed	9
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eight to twelve	9
six in a	8
march or april	8
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when the seedlings	8
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a firm texture	8
radical ones crowded	8
to make a	8
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addition of a	8
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october to december	8
much the largest	8
inhabitant of our	8
except where otherwise	8
loam and bog	8
water may be	8
is an excellent	8
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of a plant	8
genus of ornamental	8
handsome stove evergreen	8
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ten to fifteen	8
a gentle hot	8
it grows spontaneously	8
produced on the	8
to be kept	8
the sake of	8
the seed should	8
and kept in	8
in consequence of	8
are said to	8
cauline ones ovate	8
of a paler	8
thorough drainage is	8
are in a	8
which are again	8
habit of growth	8
to three pairs	8
bottom heat of	8
in the flower	8
its place of	8
long since as	8
clothed with rusty	8
which it may	8
it differs from	8
stove evergreen tree	8
or in pots	8
of a delicate	8
the rim of	8
southern parts of	8
to do so	8
it begins to	8
a long time	8
rich loamy soil	8
trees and shrubs	8
which has been	8
was drawn from	8
seeds sown in	8
and plunged in	8
to be carefully	8
be sown on	8
to a great	8
of the garden	8
the cuttings should	8
thirds of the	8
a warm sunny	8
the latter being	8
it in a	8
by its roots	8
a north border	8
a very small	8
one line broad	8
which they may	8
the seedlings are	8
the more southern	8
the culture of	8
the plant may	8
when they should	8
the apices of	8
root readily if	8
which we have	8
but it must	8
profusion of bloom	8
are very handsome	8
in the season	8
a garden synonym	8
supplied with water	8
than the stem	8
at the tip	8
for this purpose	8
filled with a	8
few of the	8
far the most	8
a stove plant	8
lower one obliquely	8
much shorter than	8
of good form	8
now referred to	8
was made from	8
this species are	8
terminated by a	8
the plants have	8
wish to become	8
shrubs or trees	8
if it is	8
the tube of	8
a little sand	8
with a good	8
readily in sand	8
have plenty of	8
all the year	8
the roots should	8
name of the	8
in a growing	8
a distinct genus	8
compost of two	8
and by the	8
pairs of elliptic	8
as wish to	8
the upper portion	8
at the margin	8
for pot culture	8
march to may	8
of the largest	8
to make the	8
may be divided	8
the upper leaves	8
the best results	8
as that of	8
plants may be	8
september and october	8
will not be	8
for the sake	8
propagated by division	8
to six pairs	8
suits them well	8
nearly allied to	8
natives of australia	8
the fragrance of	8
it grows in	8
native of germany	8
shoots will root	8
as we have	8
is by far	8
given to this	8
very suitable for	8
to twelve pairs	8
type in having	8
the apex of	8
upper ones lanceolate	8
on the same	8
which in the	8
it is by	8
which are about	8
full of pellucid	8
must have a	8
make their appearance	8
greenhouse or stove	8
towards the end	8
to the shape	8
of fibrous loam	8
the approach of	8
of these are	8
and that it	8
be made to	8
about three weeks	8
following are the	8
the gardens of	8
gardens in the	8
terminal spine in	8
or by cuttings	8
us that it	8
from which they	8
here figured is	8
grow well in	8
dwarf and free	8
foot and a	8
spots or lines	8
the english gardens	8
pedicels three to	8
with a small	8
is effected by	8
with a firm	8
in terminal panicles	8
and was cultivated	8
indebted to messrs	8
leaves of the	8
a moist atmosphere	8
the seeds in	8
of the pots	8
protection in winter	8
light sandy soil	8
in an open	8
offsets from the	8
known in this	8
to the flowers	8
that he received	8
made of the	8
care should be	8
in a sandy	8
on one side	8
may be raised	8
two to five	8
and a few	8
deep green colour	8
to which they	8
but little water	8
seeds of the	8
tapering to the	8
plenty of moisture	8
varieties of a	8
in the ground	8
hence it is	8
known as the	8
the roots and	8
a very large	8
soil in which	8
on the borders	8
and to be	8
figured in this	8
taken off at	8
garden synonym of	8
april or may	8
rim of the	8
a bed of	8
they are intended	8
treatment as the	8
on the plants	8
in great abundance	8
that they may	8
here and there	8
liberal supply of	8
in loose racemes	8
should be given	8
removed from the	8
ones on long	8
blunt at the	8
can scarcely be	8
as one of	8
principally in two	8
with glandular hairs	8
be taken not	8
in the former	8
the latter is	8
the th edition	8
stamina intra nectarium	8
with the exception	8
rooting at the	8
to a segment	8
of barren fronds	8
and will thrive	8
the depth of	8
by which the	8
grows to the	8
a foot and	8
in pots in	8
widely distributed in	8
of the east	8
in the species	8
winter in a	8
time of miller	8
appear to be	8
the growth of	8
in great profusion	8
may be transplanted	8
the exception of	8
less than in	8
an ornamental greenhouse	8
th edition of	8
kept in pots	8
the sun shines	8
the commencement of	7
by cuttings in	7
with dark green	7
and pretty species	7
the banks of	7
ten or twelve	7
a figure of	7
clothed with white	7
should be raised	7
or three years	7
hardy herbaceous perennial	7
of their foliage	7
spontaneously in the	7
of the annuals	7
a little longer	7
a handsome species	7
requires a warm	7
this species has	7
at the apices	7
variegated with white	7
number of species	7
of one of	7
to decorate the	7
best and most	7
in ordinary soil	7
hardy herbaceous plant	7
others of the	7
entire or slightly	7
in september and	7
branches and branchlets	7
pots should be	7
is a good	7
and the plant	7
synonymous with c	7
six or eight	7
seeds of this	7
must be sown	7
as a native	7
with one or	7
protection of a	7
the latter end	7
the lowest of	7
with a sharp	7
as a greenhouse	7
cauline ones oblong	7
is very rare	7
in all its	7
six pairs of	7
rare in cultivation	7
scaly at the	7
the upper half	7
on long peduncles	7
a warm border	7
for the beauty	7
they delight in	7
height of six	7
or early in	7
way down to	7
in the more	7
grows wild in	7
they are easily	7
petalis alternis geniculato	7
from all the	7
after which they	7
flowers very large	7
this country in	7
are numerous varieties	7
annual or perennial	7
time to time	7
been introduced to	7
where it has	7
they will root	7
is easily propagated	7
to thirty in	7
hortus kewensis of	7
which is a	7
thick at the	7
extensive genus of	7
it is impossible	7
two or more	7
are produced on	7
sow the seeds	7
be considered as	7
appearance of the	7
only species in	7
should be cut	7
that it grows	7
most of our	7
those in the	7
lower part narrowed	7
to twenty pairs	7
china and japan	7
of this work	7
either by seeds	7
from each other	7
to be raised	7
this pretty species	7
spot on the	7
and those of	7
to be grown	7
spring from the	7
the severity of	7
long been cultivated	7
this is an	7
mode of propagating	7
foot in height	7
lower ones obovate	7
may be easily	7
from three to	7
be treated as	7
red on the	7
a warm position	7
the side lobes	7
eight in a	7
sixteen lines long	7
under a frame	7
half the length	7
the former is	7
for the winter	7
there are three	7
is perhaps the	7
it has long	7
of a very	7
than that of	7
of the involucrum	7
the ensuing summer	7
character of the	7
distinct from the	7
to be more	7
plunged in a	7
branched at the	7
covered with white	7
in the collection	7
which are not	7
a couple of	7
be grown on	7
about an inch	7
that the roots	7
a sheltered situation	7
in the island	7
distinguished by its	7
at the extremity	7
and spotted with	7
barren fronds ft	7
this differs from	7
limb of petals	7
the handsomest of	7
that it may	7
it from the	7
a rare species	7
also be raised	7
to ten pairs	7
base to apex	7
and planted out	7
with a pale	7
seeds of it	7
the lower leaves	7
as the petioles	7
it is desirable	7
a shrub of	7
surrounded by a	7
or by seed	7
a liberal supply	7
in axillary racemes	7
and in a	7
the foliage of	7
sori principally in	7
the best mode	7
as recommended for	7
clasping the stem	7
the whole surface	7
kewensis of mr	7
a moist soil	7
a most distinct	7
are natives of	7
of fibrous peat	7
before the leaves	7
are very numerous	7
to the plants	7
in a little	7
in the nurseries	7
planted in the	7
species are of	7
in march or	7
may to october	7
form and size	7
of the tree	7
shoots should be	7
with adpressed hairs	7
we have not	7
little longer than	7
most of its	7
of their leaves	7
very handsome greenhouse	7
as is also	7
in a large	7
greenhouse or half	7
beginning of june	7
supposed to be	7
the best plants	7
form of its	7
under surface of	7
it is distinguished	7
a rich sandy	7
a large order	7
and having a	7
green on both	7
propagated by seed	7
length to the	7
native of africa	7
it is generally	7
those of c	7
a handsome stove	7
smooth on both	7
cultivated here by	7
twice the length	7
may be given	7
will be fit	7
fifteen to twenty	7
in addition to	7
just previous to	7
so hardy as	7
the first year	7
if the weather	7
two varieties of	7
to the leaves	7
with a red	7
in the seed	7
as the stem	7
a very graceful	7
in his parad	7
eight lines broad	7
lowest of which	7
a very charming	7
described in the	7
the old plants	7
be had to	7
on the inner	7
it is only	7
than in a	7
equal parts loam	7
end of june	7
distant from the	7
named after m	7
figure was drawn	7
should be put	7
the flowers being	7
to sixteen lines	7
to the roots	7
to prevent the	7
downy on both	7
to the beauty	7
the following season	7
in all cases	7
six to twelve	7
is a small	7
allied to the	7
autumn or spring	7
in its native	7
with the lobes	7
one obliquely truncate	7
name of this	7
or beginning of	7
be removed into	7
so that it	7
especially if the	7
the collection of	7
definente in tubulum	7
fifty in a	7
example of the	7
found in the	7
may be used	7
present species of	7
an inch long	7
of three feet	7
from time to	7
are enumerated in	7
this country from	7
lanceolate in outline	7
the lower edge	7
an open situation	7
a pair of	7
roots in spring	7
at other times	7
as near the	7
but the best	7
as long since	7
trivial name of	7
made from a	7
this variety is	7
half as long	7
in the first	7
rarely ripens its	7
genus of plants	7
very sandy soil	7
propagated either by	7
the leaves in	7
very pretty hardy	7
of its flowering	7
position on the	7
twenty to forty	7
and from the	7
of a uniform	7
ovate or oblong	7
it has a	7
oblong or ovate	7
natives of the	7
very pretty form	7
most beautiful of	7
is desired to	7
six or more	7
species is the	7
it is frequently	7
is a most	7
sandy soil in	7
beginning of may	7
of the shoots	7
the publication of	7
it to be	7
with five to	7
growing in the	7
but there is	7
good form and	7
with a whitish	7
order of trees	7
on the tops	7
with a mixture	7
beyond the middle	7
on a gentle	7
with yellow eye	7
they will soon	7
for the rockery	7
calyx and corolla	7
ripened cuttings will	7
pots or pans	7
and is a	7
of those plants	7
are found to	7
and having the	7
are also very	7
light green colour	7
a rather large	7
in tubulum capillarem	7
with deep red	7
a sandy soil	7
the whole under	7
in having a	7
met with in	7
all its parts	7
soil and situation	7
three of the	7
of many of	7
pots or boxes	7
at the back	7
which there are	7
twenty pairs of	7
the flowering stem	7
fruit very large	7
by sir joseph	7
height of ft	7
of the syst	7
taken from a	7
under side of	7
its being a	7
clothed with silky	7
in a hotbed	7
and rooting at	7
the lateral ones	7
dividing the roots	7
as a variety	7
the foot of	7
lower ones stalked	7
a large terminal	7
height of about	7
which flowered in	7
temperature of from	7
latter end of	7
in his garden	7
very distinct species	7
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