Adonis Pyrenaica—A rare but charming Pyrenean perennial species, with thick ornamental foliage, and producing large golden-yellow flowers from May to July It needs no special treatment Height, 1-1/2 ft.

Physostegia—Ornamental hardy herbaceous plants, ranging in colour from white to purple They like a rich soil, and can be raised from seed sown in March They also bear division July and August are their flowering months Height, from 1 ft to 5 ft.

Lippia Reptans—A frame creeping perennial which flowers in June It requires a light soil Cuttings of the young wood may be struck under glass Height, 1 ft.

Zauschneria—A Californian half-hardy perennial plant which bears a profusion of scarlet tube-shaped flowers from June to October It grows freely in a sunny position in any dry, light, gravelly, rich soil, and is increased by division of roots or by cuttings Height, 1 ft.


Alonsoa—A pretty and free-blooming half-hardy annual, which produces fine spikes of orange-scarlet flowers in June It is multiplied by cuttings or seeds Height, 1 ft to 1-1/2 ft.

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