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Scientific American Supplement, No. 385, May 19, 1883

PANAX VICTORIÆ.

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Panax Victoriæ is a compact and charming plant, which sends up numbers of stems from the bottom in place of continually growing upward and thus becoming ungainly; it bears a profusion of elegantly curled, tasseled, and variegated foliage, very catching to the eye, and unlike any of its predecessors. The other, P. dumosum, is of similar habit, the foliage being crested and fringed after the manner of some of our rare crested ferns.--The Gardeners' Chronicle.

PANAX VICTORIÆ.
PANAX VICTORIÆ.

PANAX VICTORIÆ.

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