This year it has been very pretty in the unusual profusion of its bluish-tinted flowers, each of which are about 2 inches across.
Put 1 gram of the ore in an evaporating dish 4 inches across, and cover with 10 c.
These cupels are square blocks, a little less than 2 inches across, and a little more than three quarters of an inch deep.
The scorification assay is performed in a scorifier, which is a shallow open-mouthed dish about 2-1/2 inches across, with a very thick bottom to enable it to withstand the corrosive action of the slag.
The coarse flowers are about two inches across, with a clammy smell like toadstools, and the bracts are dead white.
The handsome flowers are over three inches across, bright purplish-blue, the sepals veined with darker color and marked with a white stripe.
The lower 2 feet of this cavity was uniformly 7 inches across; above this it slightly expanded, funnel-like, to a diameter of 8 inches at the top.
On the gravel was dry clay, seamed and fissured in all directions so that it fell out under the pick in clods like angular pebbles from an inch to 3 or 4 inches across.
The flower bracts are of large size, often 6 inches across, the individual bracts being broad and white, and fully 2-1/2 inches long.
The large yellow flowers are often about 2 inches across, and produced singly along the branches, while the leaves are large, lobed, and of an enticing shade of green.
The large, handsome flowers, 2 to 4 inches across, are in full bloom before or just as the leaves commence to appear.
But one usually blooms at a time and there are not a great many buds; what they lack in profusion of bloom this species fully makes up in size, for its blossoms measure 4 to 6 inches across.
I have seen them composed almost wholly of reed-leaves, fully 7 inches in diameter and 5 in height, and again built entirely of fine grass-stems not more than 4 inches across and 3 inches in height.
The cap is nearly 4 inches across, the flesh is white.
There are many large-sized mushrooms in this tribe, the cap sometimes measuring 6 inches across.
The leaves are 3 to 5 inches across, simple, opposite, with 3 to 5 pointed and sparsely-toothed lobes, the divisions between the lobes being rounded.
The dark purple, attractive flowers appear with the leaves singly or in two's along the branch, measure nearly 2 inches across, and produce nectar which attracts the bees.
Alexandrae, 2 to 3 feet high, with pure white flowers, 6 to 8 inches across in July and August.
They grow about 18 inches high, and have cup-shaped flowers 3 inches across, having three very large and three very small segments.
In their beds occur reddish flinty concretions, up to 3 inches across in size, and magnetic iron sand in great abundance.
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