Virginian Stock—This pretty little hardy annual is readily raised from seed sown on a border in autumn or spring It is not particular as to soil Height, 9 in.

Phacelia Campanularia—A superb, rich blue, hardy annual It will grow in any soil, and is easily raised from seed sown in spring Flowers are borne in June Height, 1-1/2 ft.

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.

Akebia Quinata—This greenhouse evergreen twining plant delights in a soil of loam and peat; flowers in March, and is increased by dividing the roots Height, 10 ft.


Azara Microphylla—This hardy evergreen shrub, with its fan-like branches and small dark, glossy leaves, is very ornamental and sweet-scented It is increased by placing cuttings of ripened wood in sand under glass with a little heat Height, 3 ft.

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