The Illustrated Dictionary of Gardening

Every genus a Victorian gardener could grow — Abelia to Zygopetalum across four volumes, with each plant's history, species, and culture, by the Curator of Kew.

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Section II – Streptocalyx Furstenbergi

Section II

Solanum
Solanum

FIBRO-MEMBRANACEI, With a corm-tunic of membranous tissue, or of membranous tissue interspersed with nearly parallel fibres.

Spring-Flowering

LILAC OR WHITE: alatavicus, hyemalis, nevadensis.

AUTUMN-FLOWERING. LILAC OR WHITE. Boryi, laevigatus, Tournefortii.

Spring-Flowering

aureus, Balansae, Biliottii, Korolkowi, Olivieri, Suterianus, vitellinus.

SECTION III. ANNULATI.

Basal tunic of corm separating into annuli.

Spring-Flowering

aerius, biflorus, chrysanthus, Danfordiae.

AUTUMN-FLOWERING. pulchellus, speciosus.

SECTION IV. INTERTEXTI.

With a corm-tunic of stranded or platted fibres.

Sarothamnus Scoparius Andreanus

A synonym of Cytisus Andreanus (which see).

Schubertia Grandiflora

A synonym of Arauja grandiflora (which see).

Sophrocattleya Batemanniana

A synonym of the hybrid Laelia Batemaniana (described on p. 460, Vol. III., under name of Sophronitis grandiflora).

Spaendoncea

A synonym of Cadia (which see).

Sporledera

A synonym of Ceratotheca (which see).

Stellera Alberti

A synonym of Wikstraemia Alberti (which see).

Strelitzia

To the species and varieties described on p. 514, Vol. III., the following should now be added:

S. Reginae citrina (citron-coloured). A variety with citron-yellow sepals. 1887.

Streptocalyx Furstenbergi

See Tillandsia Furstenbergi.

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