Venidium—Hardy annuals, which are best raised from seed sown early in March on a slight hotbed, and grown in turfy loam, or loam and peat They bloom in May Height, 1 ft.

Polemonium (Jacob's Ladder)—Hardy perennial border plants of an ornamental character and of the easiest culture Any soil suits them, and they merely require sowing in the open either in spring or autumn P Richardsoni is most commonly met with, its blue flowers being produced in early autumn Height, 1-1/2 ft.

Maple—See "Acer".

Zephyranthes (Swamp Lilies)—Plant on a warm border in a rather sandy, well-drained soil Give protection in severe weather, and supply with water during the growing season Take up and divide every second or third year The flowers are produced in July Height, 9 in.


Bignonia (Trumpet Flower)—This is admirably suitable for a south wall, but it requires plenty of room It is propagated by cuttings placed in sand, or by cuttings of the root These should be planted out in the spring, or autumn will do if they are covered with a hand-glass.

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