Saxifraga camposii

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Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture

Saxifraga camposii, Boiss. & Reut. (S. Wallacei, McNab. S. Wallaceana, Hort.). Fig. 3557. Perennial, loosely cespitose, 3-6 in. high, with slightly shrubby caudicles covered with old retroflex lvs.: fl.-sts. erect, reddish, entirely glabrous: lvs. stiff, dark green, shiny, those of the young shoots and the lower ones incise-3-lobed, more than double the length of the strongly broadened, nerved petiole and having decidedly prominent nerves, the lateral lobes of the blade again 2-lobed or dentate with the teeth mucronulate, the midlobe usually entire, linear and mucronate; cauline lvs. cuneate, attenuate to the petiole, more obtusely dentate; bracts spatulate, acute: infl. terminal, 6-10-fld., more or less congested corymbs or panicles: fls. large, 3/4 in. across, subcampanulate, white; calyx-lobes oblong, acute; petals rounded-obovate, shortly clawed, 3-nerved. May-July. Spain. B.M. 6640. Gn. 35, p. 392; 75, p. 335. A.F.4:493. G.M. 43:192; 55:276; 57:620. J.H. III. 70:250.—This species has been intro. into Amer. but never succeeded well owing, it is said, to the hot climate. An attractive little plant on account of its showy fls. which are occasionally used for cut-fls. CH


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