. The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects. mongst dwarfer or dot plants should be given a similartreatment. Many of last years specimen andstandard plants may be utilised again providedthey were pruned hard when lifted from thebeds in the autumn. They will do best in acool house, as it is not desirable for them tomake much growth for at least another twomonths. During the past few years annualshave become very popular in the flower of them have a pleasing habit of growth,whilst their flowers are brilliant and of
. The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects. mongst dwarfer or dot plants should be given a similartreatment. Many of last years specimen andstandard plants may be utilised again providedthey were pruned hard when lifted from thebeds in the autumn. They will do best in acool house, as it is not desirable for them tomake much growth for at least another twomonths. During the past few years annualshave become very popular in the flower of them have a pleasing habit of growth,whilst their flowers are brilliant and of diversecolours. As certain kinds must be sown at theend of the present month, the seeds should beordered at once. Antirrhinums are among themost useful annuals for massing in beds, but thecolours need to be selected carefully. Larkspursalso are very effective and useful for supplyingcut blooms. Clarkia, Godetia, Dimorphotlieca,Phlox Drummondii, Phacelia, Nemesia, Dianthus, Salvia. Coreopsis and Cos-mea are a few annuals which may be used effec-tively in the flower January 4, 1913.] THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE.
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