Cactaceous Plants: Their History And Culture
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In a horticultural point of view they are very interesting, for several of the most ornamental and free-flowering species are hardy in dry positions, and they all succeed in a cool frame or house, being therefore especially suitable for amateurs who have no convenience for growing the tropical Cacteae. Another important and valuable quality is the length of time the flowers last, in which respect they are quite different from the majority of their allies. Some will expand every day for a week, ...and in a few exceptional cases the flowers will continue opening at intervals for twelve or fourteen days. They also display a great partiality for sun- light, and generally open about mid-day or early in the afternoon, closing before dusk. The fruits of most of the species are edible, and pleasantly flavoured with the peculiar Gooseberry-like acidity, which it has been already stated is characteristic of the family ; and further, some of them assume rich tints in ripening that are very ornamental.
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In a horticultural point of view they are very interesting, for several of the most ornamental and free-flowering species are hardy in dry positions, and they all succeed in a cool frame or house, being therefore especially suitable for amateurs who have no convenience for growing the tropical Cacteae. Another important and valuable quality is the length of time the flowers last, in which respect they are quite different from the majority of their allies. Some will expand every day for a week, ...and in a few exceptional cases the flowers will continue opening at intervals for twelve or fourteen days. They also display a great partiality for sun- light, and generally open about mid-day or early in the afternoon, closing before dusk. The fruits of most of the species are edible, and pleasantly flavoured with the peculiar Gooseberry-like acidity, which it has been already stated is characteristic of the family ; and further, some of them assume rich tints in ripening that are very ornamental.
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