Erica stricta

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Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture

Erica stricta, Don. Corsican Heath. Lvs. in 4's, a little more erect than in No. 2: sepals lanceolate, obtuse; corolla ovoid-oblong, narrowed at the throat; anthers awl-shaped or awned, included; fls. rosy purple; ovary densely covered with long, rough hairs. Corsica.—Summer. Attains 4 ft. in Eng., but grows 1-2 ft. high with Meehan, at German- town, Pa. Branches strict, rigid.


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