Vaccineum Vitis-Idæa (Red Whortleberry)—A neat native shrub which, with its flowers and clusters of bright red berries, is very attractive in autumn A rich, light, sandy soil, moist but well drained, is necessary, and the position should be sunny so as to ripen the berries It may be increased at any time by division It flowers from May to October Height, 9 in.

Picotees—See "Carnations".

Lobels Catchfly—See "Silene".

Agricultural Seeds—Required per statute acre.


Lutea (Sternbergia) flowers in autumn Plant 4 in deep from October to December.

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