Arabis muralis

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 Arabis muralis subsp. var.  
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Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture

Arabis muralis, Bertol. (A. rósea, DC.). A foot high, with a rather dense raceme of pretty fls.: Lvs. oblong, sessile (the radical ones with a long narrow base), prominently and distantly blunt-toothed, sparsely pubescent. Spring and summer. Italy. B.M. 3246.


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