Agrostemma—A hardy annual that is very pretty when in flower; suitable for borders Flourishes in any soil, and is easily raised from seed sown in spring Blooms in June and July There are also perennial varieties: these are increased by division of the root Height, 1 ft to 3 ft.

Pimpernel—See "Anagallis".

Margyricarpus Setosus (Bristly Pearl Fruit)—A charming little evergreen, of procumbent growth, bearing throughout the whole summer a number of berries on the main branches Being only half-hardy, it requires protection from frost, but in the warmer weather it may be planted on rock-work in sandy loam and vegetable mould Cuttings planted in moist peat under a hand-glass will strike, or it may be propagated by layers Height, 6 in.

Xerotes—Herbaceous plants, which thrive well in any light, rich soil, and are readily increased by dividing the roots They flower in June Height, 2 ft.


he pots and bury them in cocoa-nut fibre till January, when they must be re-potted.

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