Amaranthus—The foliage of these half-hardy annual plants are extremely beautiful, some being carmine, others green and crimson, some yellow, red, and green They are very suitable either for bedding or pot plants Sow the seed early in spring in gentle heat, and plant out in May or June in very rich soil If put into pots, give plenty of room for the roots and keep well supplied with water Flower in July and August Height, 1-1/2 ft to 6 ft.

Periwinkle—See "Vinca".

Lysimachia Clethroides—This hardy perennial has something of the appearance of a tall Speedwell When in flower it is attractive, and as it blooms from July on to September it is worth a place in the border A deep, rich loam is most suitable for its growth, and a sheltered position is of advantage The roots may be divided either in November or early in spring Height, 3 ft.

Winter Heliotrope—See "Tussilago".


The Belladonna (Belladonna Lily) should be planted in June in a sheltered border in rich, well-drained soil.

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