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a few inches and laid in heaps, that the roots, &c. contained therein>nay be decomposed: and before they are used should be passedthrough a coarse screen, particularly if intended for plants in pots.
As loam has been found to contain the greatest portion of the realPabulum of plants, it has long been used for such as are planted inPots; and the component parts of bog-earth being of a light nature, amixture of the two in proper proportions will form a compost in whichmost kinds of plants will succeed. Attention should be paid to theconsistence of the loam; as the more stiff it is, the greater portion ofthe other is necessary.
DIANDRIA MONOGYNIA.■ 1 Jasminum officinale, w. * Common white Jasmine
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- v. aureo variegat. w.
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TETRANDR1A MONOGYNIA.
** Cephalanthus occidentals Button-wood
s o Houstonia coccinea Scarlet Houstonia
a 6 Buddlea globosa Globe-flowered Buddlea
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