A pocket botanical dictionary comprising the names, history, and culture of all plants known in Britain; with a full explanation of technical terms / By Joseph Paxton ... assisted by Professor Lindley. A new edition. With supplement containing all the new plants since its appearance.
- Joseph Paxton
- Date:
- 1849
Licence: Public Domain Mark
Credit: A pocket botanical dictionary comprising the names, history, and culture of all plants known in Britain; with a full explanation of technical terms / By Joseph Paxton ... assisted by Professor Lindley. A new edition. With supplement containing all the new plants since its appearance. Source: Wellcome Collection.
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![CJ.I'J CLJi: ji'fifDliulA • . . White . f'llypliylli . . . I'ink sihliicii ■ . . lii'it. . inuiI<*i'>.')ilcCQsT!(, 2 . Wliite . V’esliHH?. , . . Hii'p . V r^iiiiknri , . . Wliito . I), II. A. N. A i.er. . 1 /fl} 4, H. Til. J-. N. Aii.er. . JMJ; (i. H. A. Sib'^rU . 6, 11. A. ll .s^iv . H- Her. P. AU«‘. . H. Her. I*. X. Aroe! 17'>H JS2 ■ Uij; 17 1 r.T EARfNO-NO r, see S/ri/chnns putaturRrn. Cj.kaneus, see Giiliutn Aimriiii. ('i.ni-T, divided, but not to ilie base, split. Ci.Ei>o>r6MA, lihniie. Xot explained. Linn. 20, Or. 1, Nat. l>r Orckidacea:. The species ot' tiiis ffcniis are described as rather insijiiiilicant, the douers bein;^ small, and of a din^y colour. Tliey succeed best on wood, treated as the liurlingtoniaa. rAsea .... Straw chi. y, S. Kpi. Manilla . . 1037 IridenUtS . . . Heilsli. wht. S. L;>i. X. Hitll. . . Ib3l< Ci.umatTs, Linn. From A7ema, a vino branch ; because most of the species climb like the vine. Linn. 13, Or. 6, Nat. Or. Uanunculuie v. A numerous and liifrhly ornamental ^'eniis of, for tlie most pait, climbinpr plants. The jfreenliou'C species are very desirable u here climbers are wanted ; they grow well in any light soil, or loam and peat; cuttings root freely under a glass. The same treatment is required for the stove kinds. The hardy kinds grow ill any common garden soil, and are well adapted for trellis-woik, or for training against a wall. They are readily increased by laying tlie young shoots in .July or October. The herbaceous kinds are increa-^ed by dividing the plants at the root early in spring. Synon;ipnea: 1. C. calijrina. 2. C. aiistralU. 3. C. fragrana. 4. C. cirrhosa. i>. C. curdala. O’. C. Itfactcuia. Cu'OmP., f.inu. parts of til jinridiUeir, prulty, and l-'rom kli 'io, It' lUiwer. /. 'I’lie hjiccit's lree*fU)Wci'in; to shut; alluding to the inn. l.i, Nat. t)r. 1)1 this genus are very ; the stove kinds require a rich light soil, and cuttings mot ficely under a j glass. Some of the annual species requite sowing | in a hotbed frame, or in a hothouse, and when j potted otF, to he placed among the tender annuals, j The hardier kinds may be sown on a lu.tbcd, and , when of sufficient size, planted out in sheltered i situations in the flower-borders. Sj/non,t/niea: J. ' C. orniClijpodiuidts. 2. C. apinuaa. ' aciileAtA . . (T .4 A. S. Amer. . 1317 aiAbli-A ... . Yellow , . 6, H. A. .Arabia . . 17!'4 arhiliCil ... . White . 6, 8. Ev. S. Ciracc-5 . iai7 cardiiiaKs . . . R-d . . 7. S. A. .Mexi o . . 1823 UilleuiAuu, 1 . . White . 0. H. A. Levant . . 1732 diffusa . . . . 6, 8. A. llraril . . 1823 gieAnttfii . . . WiMte . 0, 8. Ev. 8. 8. Amer. . 1774 heetiiph^IIil . . While 7, ^ A. J.maic-i . 1817 HiiustunI . . . White . 8. A. ^V^ hid. . 173.1 ibCrIcA . . . . WiiitA H. A. Iheria . . 1820 monophfUA . . Yvllowr . 6, 8. A. E. hid. . . 1750 zeil.UiIcA . . Y-1 uw . ti, 8. A. E. hid. . . 1759 polc«.\ni.t . . . Whit.. . li, 8. A. W. hid. . 1824 prucumb-Uis . . Yrllow . 0,8. He 1'. W. lud. . 1793 p.lbeSCcUB . . . R-d . . 7. H. A. . Ibia puni(t:US, 2 . . . W’hite . 7 s; K. W. Ind. . 1812 rOseA . . . . Kelt . . 6 8. A. Brifil . . 1825 ppeciosissimA . . Purple . 7. H. A. M'xico . . 1 27 spiniisA . . . . White . 6,8. 11. IS', lud. . 1731 viii.uceA ■ . • . Purple . 0. II. • 1,1'i vir^utA . . . . WJiite . 6, H. A. Persia . . Ia20 nnwricAnA . . White . S. Ev. Cl. 8. Amer. . HlIttUStlfullH • White . 6. H. Her. P. Austria . 1787 ar'8t;,t.'i . . Orn.\eh a, a. De. Cl. N. HoU. . 1U12 hr.lfhriL'tl, 1 . Yel. wilt. 2, K. Ev. Cl. Miiiurcn . 17US hnii'liiACA . . Yel. I’m. 10, G. Kr. Cl. C. G. H. . brr.ziliAnA . . While . 8. Ev. Cl. Br.izil . . 1823 i-a-rfilcil . . Vinl-t . 4, H. j)p, (1. Jiipnn . . IRIJb' cnmpnniflurA . I'liiple . 7, H. l>e. Cl. Spain . IRIO p'lripJiisis . . White . 8. Ev. Cl. Trmidud . 11120 chiiiC-DsIs . . Vel. will. t'. Ch Cl. Cliinn . 1820 ciirhusA . . Wilt. ?rii. 4, H. Kv. Cl. Sp.in . . 1596 CDiifice.i, 2 . • Wl.ite’ . G. Ev. Cl. X’. Hull. . 1821 crispA . • Ph. jiur. . 8, H. De. Cl. N. Amer.. cvhudrTcd . . nine . . R, H. Her. P. X'. Amer.. lHl'2 (lahiirlvA • Ycl. prn. 9, H. De. 11. Dahuria . 1820 dibIcA . . Grn. yel. 5, 8. Ev. (1. W. hid. 1733 diver->ifdlli . SYhite . 4. H. Her. P. ciectA White . 7, H. Her. P. Austii.t 1507 IiisnAiiIi'A . SVhite . 7, H. Her. 1’. Spain . 1800 Fh'.nimiill . . SVliite . 8, H. De. Cl. Fr.incs 1506 niaritlmri White . 7, H. De. Cl. S Eiir. totunilitblLl, 3 White . li, H. De. Cl. rceiice 1596 v'lh^Arls . . SVhite H, H. De. Cl. Frni.ee fibiidd . . SVliile . (i. H. De. Cl. Jiiinn . 1776 fliiri'-plcnb . SVhite . 6, 11. De. n. phiucA . . Po. ycl. . 4, H. Do. Cl. Siberia ^Iveiiiold's G. Kv. Cl. N. Hull. 1826 tfraiuIitiorA. . Yel. (rrn. 8. Kv. Cl. 8. Leone 1823 re.lys«riri.U.S . SSniite . 8. Kv. 11. K. hid. 1HI9 inlej^iifbllA nine . . 7, n. Her. P. lluiignrv 1506 iiiigusUfiillA nine . . 7, n. Her. P. Huiunry elon^UA. . IfllO . . 6, H. Her. P. Kuiope Hncniilcib.l. SVhite . 7i G. Her. 1*. Carolina 1823 M«S'‘OniAiiA H. Ev. Cl. C. G. H. niontdiiA . . WHiito . fi, Jl. De. Cl. N.-imI . 1R31 nchruliMScA . . Jo. vcl. . (>■ H. De. J'. X'. Amer. 1767 6. G. Ev. Cl. E. iml. 1831 uiii’iitAlta . . . V-I. wht. 8, H. De. Cl. Levniit 1731 piiniciilAL't . . . SV hite 7. H. De. Cl. .Inpaii . pcdicellAtA, 4 . S\ lit. grn V, 11. Kv. Cl. Alnjorca reliviilru.l . . . Puipie . 7. H. De. Cl. N. .Smer. 1012 eeiiiitrlhibA , . SV’lil. cni. 6, 11. Et. Cl. Spain . Slinall. !> . . 7. II. De. Cl. X‘. Amer, 1812 fiiiiili.cifhllu . I urple . 8. !■>. Cl. E. lud. 1H24 triteitiACA . . . SS'hUo . H. Do. Cl. 1800 V'Oriul . . . . Purple . R, H. De. Cl. N. Amer. 1730 viiinioIilcN . . . Lillie. . 9. li. De. Cl. Amer. 1828 TirKiiiiAnA . . . (if I'll 7. IL lie. 1. N. Amei. 1767 brarti'fltA, 6 . (Ml. wIiL li. H. De. Cl. N. Amer. 1767 VitAlh.l. . . . SVliif- . M. H. De. 1. Kiigl,.ml iiili’KTAlA . . SVhit- . 11, H. De. Cl. KhK'iinil Vilii-vllA . . . Purple . R, It. De. Cl. Sp m . crnrOli'A , . . nine . . 7. H. De. Cl. Spain . 1659 ph'nA . . . Purple . 11, n. Dn. Cl. piirpCIrM . purple . 7, H. Di*. (11. Spain . taiixihiirLhals • (I.Kv. Cl. ^^llliL’nr 1820 Ct.eonTa, Linn. A Greek name, employed by Theo* phrastus. Linn. 14, ()r. I. \at. Or. LaLialte. This {irciiy species merely requires sou iiig in the open lorder, and treating as other liardy annuals. lusitAiiici . . . Li. blue . O', H. A. rorti:gul . 1710 CMCRooEximcM, Linn. Kleros, lot, and dendron, a tree; iu allusion to the uncertain medicinal proper¬ ties of the species. Linn. 14, Or. 2, Nat. Ur. Kcr- lienncf’d’. A beautiful genus, varying in heiglit from tliree to eight feel; they succeed best in a rich soil,composed of loatn, rotten diing,and sandy peat. Young cuttings root freely in sand or soil, under a glass. C. apecioaissitnnni is the most splendid. Xy/ieut/wiM .• 1. Vulk'uineri.i bvj'‘Jidia. 2. C. uvatuni, V. inudagascarienst. 3. V, ungustij'olia. 4. Leiicu- accptruni canum. 5. SipftKitianthua indica. An{pl^tifOl!Clm . . S. Itlv. S. Maui it. . 1324 HtteniiAii.m ... i?. Kv. S. N. Hull. . 1324 buxifolluiii, 1 . . White . S. Kv. S. . Ih2u caLmitii-uu! . . . 8, 8. Kv. 8. K. Ind. . V.’hito . Like . coruiui,n(l«liAnum 2 cii,tAtut]i eminivnsd llnribiindum I'rLiIurtm. . . forltiiiAlfioi . . frAeiCns . . . tiuio-plcub . einflruiii. • • nastfilAm . . helianthfOlIOm lieisri'phyliam, 3 iiiviiuo . . . infnrtiinAtOm . Leucosck ptn.cn, 4 • White liciiatruiiiiQ . UvliKun . . mncruphyllttm iiOtAus Kv. 8. E. liid. 8. Ev. 8. M.iuiit. S. Ev. 8. X. Hull. . Ih23 . 1;123 1 s23 la2 t 2, 8. Kv. S. Muhigas. . Ihc2 odorAtilm . pHiiirullitrim phloinoliU'i, . anhvifollhiu sprrAtiini • . . SiphonAiithbs. 5 . ^Vhite 6p<'Cl0s>^sImQm . ‘ i.i|uiiinAtrim . . tifiiirollilm . 8. Ev. 8. Mad. 8. Ev. S. Xep..l . . . 7, 8. Kv. 8. E. hid. . Will. Ted lo, S. Ev. 8. t'liiua . . Will, red It', >. Ev. 8. China . . 8. Ev. 8. E. hid. 6. 8. Kv. 8. K. lull. 8. Kv. 8. E lud. R, 8. Kv. 8. Mni tiU . IHO.T 7, 8. Ev. S. K. hid. . Itib2 8. Ev. S. K. hid. . S. El. 8. Xe}K-.l . . 1826 9, 8. Kv. 8, Mnuiiu . 17H1I 11. 8. Kv. 8. Ch'na . . U)24 . Wht. Hue V. S. Kv. 8. K. hid. , Willie . 11, 8. Kv. 8. K. hid. . While . While . Wh te . W hue . Wl.ite . Ueit . 8cnrlet . While IhthT lug 17111 175*0 1790 lH2.i IRi’o . 1824 . lllhi . 11.25 8c ir'ct 8iAilet 8. Ev. 8. Nepal . . 1823 8, 8. Kv. S. .In\a . . IttUl* b, 8. Ev. 8. K. Ind. . 1»2U S. Kv. S. K. hill. . Ki2J S, Kv. S. Xep.l . . 11122 8. Kv. 8. E. hid. . 175 6 R. S Ev. «, 8. Kv, China 1835 175‘0 lli2:i tonu'iitosiiin « . SVliite . , 4. G. Ev. 8. X. 8. SV. . 1704 trichUtimiiSm G. Kv. 8. .lapan . . lllOU nrlii a I'ollfim . S. Kv. 8. K. hid. . 1821 vi-rtii-ilhlttim . . SS'hite . , R. 8. Kv. 8. X'rp.l . . 1818 viuIiSeouiii . . . Viulel . s. i;v. 8. . 1822 vi-ei'isriin . . . SVhite , . 7. 9. Kv. 8. K.Ind. . lr;<; Miliibilo .... While . 8. Kr. Cl. tiiiiiica . 1823 Ci.fvrnuX, I.inu. From kdethrn, the Greek name rf the alder; on account ot ibc ri «cuiblance it bears to tint phint. J.i*.M. 10, ('r. 1, Nat. Gr./vnVrtcrrt-. .All the f'|iccics of this genus .,je ornamental, growing tioin t\Mi to ten feet hi ;lu The grccnh(iu>c Kinds are uell .suited for coii.<i)r\alorie.s, suci'ceiting best in peat earth, or light saiuU loam ; cuttings t.*iken oA, not too ripe, will ria-t Ireely iu Mind, under a I »0 J](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b2933486x_0096.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)
