A useful window or greenhouse plant, with small, oblong, bright green leaves, furnished with appendages that emit an odour resembling the Lemon-scented Verbena.
Anchusa Capensis is best raised in a frame and treated as a greenhouse plant, though in reality it is a hardy perennial.
This is a stove or greenhouse plant, and requires a loam and peat soil.
The plant here represented has long been cultivated as a greenhouse plant in this country under the name of Convolvulus Cantabrica, but it differs so essentially from that plant, as figured and described by Prof.
Mr. Aiton regards it as a greenhouse plant; like those of many of the Ixias, however, the bulbs are of the more tender kind.
Mr. Aiton regards it as a greenhouse plant, and informs us that it was cultivated by Gerard in 1596.
Like every other heath, the hardy ones excepted, it is a greenhouse plant, and flowers from May to July.
It is a greenhouse plant, and flowers during most of the summer; its blossoms are white with a yellow spot on the two uppermost, and sometimes on all the segments of the corolla, and an orange spot at the mouth of the tube.
It requires the common treatment of a greenhouse plant.
It flowers during most of the summer months, succeeds very well with the common treatment of a greenhouse plant in the summer, but does best in a dry stove in the winter.
Azalea amoena), as a greenhouse plant is common enough, but except in the South of England and Ireland it is not sufficiently hardy to withstand severe frost.
Though often used as a greenhouse plant, it is perfectly hardy, and makes a neat, deciduous wall or arch covering, thriving to perfection in rich soil that is well-drained.
It does well in warm, sheltered sites, but is most frequently seen as a greenhouse plant.
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