. The perfect garden, how to keep it beautiful and fruitful, with practical hints on eonomical management and the culture of all the principal flowers, fruits, and vegetables; . randiflora. 49. Hemerocallis Middendorliana. 50. Hya-cinthus candicans. 51. Paeonies. 52. Aquilegias. 53. German Iris. 54. Iris,English. 55. Oxalis floribunda. 56. Aster (Michaelmas Daisies), blues. 57. Aster,whites. 58. Chrysanthemum, yellow. 59. Chrysanthemum, red. 60. Moliniacasrulea variegata. 61. Pulmonaria saccharata. 62. Campanula van Cineraria mariiima. 64. Salvia patens. 65. Eremurus robustus Ehves
. The perfect garden, how to keep it beautiful and fruitful, with practical hints on eonomical management and the culture of all the principal flowers, fruits, and vegetables; . randiflora. 49. Hemerocallis Middendorliana. 50. Hya-cinthus candicans. 51. Paeonies. 52. Aquilegias. 53. German Iris. 54. Iris,English. 55. Oxalis floribunda. 56. Aster (Michaelmas Daisies), blues. 57. Aster,whites. 58. Chrysanthemum, yellow. 59. Chrysanthemum, red. 60. Moliniacasrulea variegata. 61. Pulmonaria saccharata. 62. Campanula van Cineraria mariiima. 64. Salvia patens. 65. Eremurus robustus Ehvesianusor E. himalaicus. 66. Monarda didyma. 67. Papaver orientale. 68. Pole-monium cperuleum variegatum. Trees and Shritbs: 69. Kerria japonica. 70. Laburnum, with a groundworkof Aucubas. 71. Thorns with box. 72. Birch (Silver Weeping). 73. Pyrusfloribunda, with Berberis Aquifolium. 74. Deutzias and Spiraeas. 75. MountainAsh. 76. Cydonia, Cytisus, and Ribes. j-j. Cerasus (Cherries), groundwork,Portugal Laurels. 78. Acacia (Robinia), groundwork, dwarf Acer Syringa, Philadelphus, and Viburnum. 80. Weigelas. 81. Amygdalus(Almond), with groundwork of HERBACEOUS DOUBLE-BORDERS ARRANGED ASTO COLOUR Scale, I inch equals i6 feet. A, summer-house, embowerei with Clematis and Virginian Creepers. B, path with arches clothed with : a, Jasminum primuhnum ; b, Rose (climb-ing poiyantha), Leuchstern ; c, Lonicera (flexucsa); d, Clematis Jackmanii;e, Jasminum officinale; /, Rose (Crimson Rambler); o-, Clematis Jackmaniialba (white) ; h, Rose (Carmine Pillar). Herbaceous Borders: i. Mauve—Galega orientalis or Clematis. 2. Orange—Hemerocallis aurantiaca cr Inula Royleana. 3. Sulphur yellow—Viola ArdwellGem. 4. Sky blue—Linum narbDuense. 5. White—Antirrhinum White Bedderor Arabis albida fl. pi. 6. Scarlet—Geum coccineum fl. pi. 7. Pale yellow—Gaillardia Coronation. 8. Soft blue—Aster acris nana. 9. Creamy white—Chrysanthemum Ralph Curtis. 10. Salmon pin
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