A. sylvestris

(wood).* Snowdrop Windflower. fl. pure satin white, slightly drooping, 1½in. acro when fully open, fragrant; sepals six, elliptical; pedicel solitary. April. l. ternate or quinate, hairy beneath; segments deeply toothed at top, those of the involucrum stalked. h. 6in. to 18in. Europe, 1596. This distinct and showy species thrives best in a light vegetable soil in a rather shady and moist situation. The roots are creeping, and should be allowed plenty of room, so that they may ramble without check. See Fig. 101. IMG:7081556231692414330_i_077d.jpg: F IG . 102. A NEMONE VERNAL IS .