Cyananthus

Lobed C. (Cyananthus) - A pretty Himalayan rock plant, about 4 inches high, flowering in August and September; C. lobatus has purplish-blue flower, with a whitish centre, and thriving in sunny chinks in the rock garden. It grows best in a mixture of sandy peat and leaf-mould, with plenty of moisture during growth, and is increased by cuttings. Campanulaceae.

Croton californicus Muell.-Arg. - California croton

Croton californicus Muell.-Arg. - California croton

Croton setigerus Hook. - dove weed

Cyananthus Incanus - Flowers more freely than C. lobatus; and, like that species, it should be planted in a dry, sunny, well-drained position, as, if the situation be too damp, the fleshy root stock is liable to rot. It is even a good plan to place something over the plant during the resting season. The flowers are not so large as those of the other species, but are more charming in color, their beauty enhanced by the white tuft of silky hairs in the throat of the corolla. Campanulaceae.

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