Acrophyllum Verticillatum—A greenhouse evergreen shrub It will grow in any soil, and may be increased by cuttings of half-ripened wood March is its flowering season Height, 3 ft.

Pavia Macrostachya—This is a deciduous hardy shrub or tree which bears elegant racemes of white Chestnut-like flowers in July Any soil suits it It is propagated by layers or by grafting it on to the Horse-chestnut Height, 10 ft.

Lysimachia Nummularia (Creeping Jenny)—This plant is extremely hardy, and is eminently suitable either for rock-work or pots It is of the easiest cultivation, and when once established requires merely to be kept in check Every little piece of the creeping root will, if taken off, make a fresh plant.

Winter Cherry—See "Physalis".


Adenandra Fragrans—An evergreen shrub suitable for the greenhouse It thrives best in a mixture of sandy peat and turfy loam Cuttings of the young branches stuck in sand will strike It flowers in June Height, 3 ft.

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