A Russian remedy was Genista sentoria, and in Greece rose-leaves were used internally and externally as a poultice.

They found Lady Mary in the drawing-room; the sunshine streamed towards her through the golden rain of a planta-genista, which stood on a table in the western corner of the bow window.

See note on Gloriosa, and Genista.

In the Genista, however, they are united in but one set.

Sweet blooms GENISTA in the myrtle shade, And ten fond brothers woo the haughty maid.

See Gloriosa, and Genista.

Stoechas, fumitory, dodder, herb mercury, roots of capers, genista or broom, pennyroyal and half-boiled cabbage, I find in this catalogue of purgers of black choler, origan, featherfew, ammoniac

GENISTA AETNENSIS (syn Spartium aetnensis).Etna Broom.

The above include most of the hardy Genistas, though G. capitata and G. daurica, both very ornamental kinds, might be added to the list.

(See also "Genista" and "Spartium.") Broussonetia Papyrifera.

Height, 3 ft. Genista (Broom).G. Canariense is an exceedingly ornamental and free-flowering greenhouse shrub.

Height, 2 ft. Hardy species of Genista may be placed in the front of shrubberies.

GENISTA tinctoria.