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 | | He does not mean, however, to confine himfell folely to the Plants contained in the highly etteemed works of thole luminaries of Botany and Gardening, but P R E F A C E, but fhalI occafionally introduce,.new ones,..a..s they may- flower in his own garden, or thole 'Of 'e curious in any part. |
 | | This fpecies of Iris is a native of Germany and Siberia, and is dillinguifhed from thole ufually cultivated in our gardens by the fuperior height of its Rems, and the narrow- nefs of its leaves; from which lall charaaer it is often, by mirtake, called graminea; but the true graminea is a very different plant. |
 | | The Iris f, birica is a hardy perennial, and will thrive in almoll any foil or fituation; but grows molt luxuriantly in a tooill one, and flowers in June. |
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