. Cyclopedia of American horticulture, comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches. Gardening. NYMPH.EA â¢!7. Var. gigant^a, Hort. Ri s from 8 A. M. to 1 p. M.; petals broad, concave seeds the largest of the genus. North cen tral U.S. G.F. 1:366, 367; 6:416 (goodi B.M. 6536 (poor). A luxuriant grower; when crowded or in shallow water the lvs. and fls. rise 4-6 in. above the water; spreads rapidly by tube
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. Cyclopedia of American horticulture, comprising suggestions for cultivation of horticultural plants, descriptions of the species of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and ornamental plants sold in the United States and Canada, together with geographical and biographical sketches. Gardening. NYMPH.EA â¢!7. Var. gigant^a, Hort. Ri s from 8 A. M. to 1 p. M.; petals broad, concave seeds the largest of the genus. North cen tral U.S. G.F. 1:366, 367; 6:416 (goodi B.M. 6536 (poor). A luxuriant grower; when crowded or in shallow water the lvs. and fls. rise 4-6 in. above the water; spreads rapidly by tubers. Moderate bloomer. 44. Var. mixima (iV.o(Zo»-n/a, var. mrfj-ima of gardens) A form with round lvs. and closed smus, the lobes curved out at apex to a short point; petioles pubescent, with long hairs, with a few faint longitudmal brown stripes: fls. medium to large, pure white, somewhat cup-shaped. Lake Hopatkong, N. J. Kather smaller than the type! Possibly a natural hybrid of iV. tuberoia and odorata. Gakdes Varieties and Hybrids of N. N. ALBA, VAR. rosea. first group. 52. Marlidcea, var. dlbida. Fl. l.-irce, ilaz/.l narrow, namerous; stamens with ;i timl. ii pink. Int. about 1889. Gn. ."c'l 117, ii 111 ig white; petals y to be flushed I (Ufulstoiiidna. " Ti Kiowth, Int. .ARD petals droiipii â I i , 1. .I.tMwn, Ohio, about 1894-1 >â â '. Il-ii I.- |.:i.i-. -i ML' ubove the water, Prob^il.li ^. tub.i..., i, -, N.i., :ur.i:.i, ^.llâ , i-u»u;i. BB. Lvs. crowded on the rhizome. 47. cindida, Presl. (N. biradiAta, Sommerauer. IV. semiapMa, Klinseracf). Similar to 48. Angles of at- tachment of sepals projecting; all the filaments broader than the anthers: fr. ovoid; seed large. Forms sterile hybrids with 48. Central and northern Europe. 48. 41ba, Linn. Lvs. roundish, entire, floating, 4-12 in. across, red when very vcun;;; rhi/nni.- black: fls. white (in the type), 4-5 in. am, -~, ..ii, i, tr..iii 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.; petals broad, ovate, som. wliat miMivr; angles o