Sir William Jackson Hooker. XANTHOCERAS SORBIFOLIA , Native of North China . Nat . Ord . SAPINDACEE . - Sub - order SAPINDEĆ . Genus XANTHOCERAS , Bunge ; ( Benth , et Hook . f . Gen. Pl . vol . i . p . 408. ) XANTHOCERAS Sorbifolia ...
... Xanthoceras sorbifolia is a small tree but little known among horticulturists and gardeners , though it has been long enough in the country to have gained a much wider distribution had its merits been fully appreciated . It is a native ...
... Xanthoceras sorbifolia . I have had this for many years , and it has frequently flowered here , but never fruited . Both in flower and fruit it is a most handsome shrub ; indeed , when it was first sent to me from the Jardins des ...
... Xanthoceras sorbifolia . ( X ) places . They are said to thrive in a compost of peat and loam and to be propagated by offsets . X. Preissii seems to be the most desirable species . A. Trunk very short . B. Spike 3-8 in . long .. minor ...
... Xanthoceras sorbifolia ( X 2 ) . ( See p . 1993. ) A. Trunk very short . B. Spike 3-8 in . long . minor , R.Br. Lvs . 1-2 ft . long , 1-2 lines wide : scape longer than the lvs .: spike less than 34 in . wide . B.M. 6297. - Belongs to ...
... Xanthoceras sorbifolia ( X % ) . ( See p . 1993. ) A. Trunk very short . B. Spike 3-8 in . long . minor , R.Br. Lvs . 1-2 ft . long , 1-2 lines wide : scape longer than the lvs .: spike less than 3/4 in . wide . B.M. 6297. - Belongs to ...