Hardy Ornamental Flowering Trees And Shrubs
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The varieties of this most worthy of notice are E. Tetralix alba, whiteflowered; E. Tetralix Mackiana, crimson flowered; E. Tetralix rubra, deep red flowers; and E. Tetralixbicolor, with parti-coloured flowers.
E. VAGANS.. --Cornish Heath. A native species, bearing pinky-whiteflowers, but there are forms with white and red flowers, named E. Vagans alba and E. Vagans rubra.
The various kinds of Heath succeed best either in peaty soil, or thatcomposed for the greater part of light, sandy loam, bu...t many will growand flower freely if planted in rich yellow loam. They are verydesirable plants, either for bed formation, for rockwork ornamentation, or for planting around the shrubbery margins. Propagation is effectedeither by cuttings or sub-divisions, but seedlings of several speciesspring up freely under favourable conditions.
ESCALLONIA.
ESCALLONIA FLORIBUNDA (_syn E. Montevideusis_). --New Grenada, 1827. This is one of the handsomest species, bearing long, arching clustersof white flowers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The varieties of this most worthy of notice are E. Tetralix alba, whiteflowered; E. Tetralix Mackiana, crimson flowered; E. Tetralix rubra, deep red flowers; and E. Tetralixbicolor, with parti-coloured flowers.
E. VAGANS.. --Cornish Heath. A native species, bearing pinky-whiteflowers, but there are forms with white and red flowers, named E. Vagans alba and E. Vagans rubra.
The various kinds of Heath succeed best either in peaty soil, or thatcomposed for the greater part of light, sandy loam, bu...t many will growand flower freely if planted in rich yellow loam. They are verydesirable plants, either for bed formation, for rockwork ornamentation, or for planting around the shrubbery margins. Propagation is effectedeither by cuttings or sub-divisions, but seedlings of several speciesspring up freely under favourable conditions.
ESCALLONIA.
ESCALLONIA FLORIBUNDA (_syn E. Montevideusis_). --New Grenada, 1827. This is one of the handsomest species, bearing long, arching clustersof white flowers.
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