2582

SUPPLEMENT.

Char., Src.: ” “ The fungi are :Sphae'ria Dulcamara Sclav.”

S. bonariense. Page 1268., add to endof paragraph : “ It stands outin the open ground in the Hor-ticultural Society’s Garden.

S. Balbisu Dun. 1268.,add: “S. decur-rens Balb., and our fig. 2514.,

2513

2514

syn. S. brancsefolium Jacq., S. mauritianum Willd., S. viscosum Dec.”S. littordle Hort. 1269. There is a species under this name in the Hor-ticultural Society’s Garden, which Mr. Gordon thinkstole rably distinct.

2515

2516

L ydum lanceolatum. 1272., add to list of Engra-vings : “ and our figs. 2513, and 2516.”

L. turbinatum. 1272., add to list of Engravings: “ andfig. 2517.”

ScROPHULARIA'CEiE.

1277., add to the Half-hardy Plants of this order:—

Pentstemon Scouleri Doug., Bot. Reg., t. 1217., andour fig. 2518., is a half-shrubby evergreen plant, dis-covered by Douglas at the Kettle Falls of the ColumbiaRiver, and introduced in 1827.

P. atropurpurea G. Don, Swt. FI. Gard., t. 235., is anative of Mexico, also half-shrubby; and both are well-deserving a place in rockwork, on account of the greatbeauty of their purple flowers, which are producedin profusion from May to August, or later.

Labia'ce^e.

Thymus grandifidrus. 1278., add : “ and our fig. 2515.”