Acanthus—A coarse, yet stately hardy perennial, which has large ornamental foliage, and flowers in August It is not particular as to soil or situation, but free space should be given it Will grow from seed sown from March to midsummer, or in August or September in a sheltered situation Will also bear dividing Height, 3 ft.

Platycodon (Japanese Balloon Flower)—Hardy and elegant herbaceous plants, requiring a sandy soil They may be raised either from seeds or from cuttings of the young growth; they flower in July Height, 1 ft.

Magnolia Grandiflora—A handsome, hardy evergreen, with large shining, Laurel-shaped leaves, and highly-scented, Tulip-shaped white flowers A noble plant for a spacious frontage, but in most places requires to be grown on a wall It flourishes in any damp soil, and is increased by layers Flowers in August Height, 20 ft.

Alsine Rosani—This pretty little herbaceous plant, with its cushions of green growth, makes a very fine display on rock-work or in any shady position Ordinary soil suits; it is of easy culture, and flowers during June and July Height, 3 in.


Agricultural Seeds—Required per statute acre.

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