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Read about Ferraria atrata in the Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture 

Ferraria atrata, Lodd. St. about 6 in.: lvs. about 4, sword-shaped, firm, strongly ribbed, twice longer than st.: fls. 3—4, bright dark purple, 1½-2 in. diam. when expanded; anthers oblong, with cells parallel.

Other names are advertised by Dutch bulb-growers, as F. canariensis, F. caelestis, F. conchiflora, F. grandiflera, F. immaculata, F. liliacea, F. rosea, F. pavonia: these are to be sought under Tigridia. Wilhelm Miller. CH


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