November 4, 1911 



H ORTICULTU R r 



G28 



Senecio Wii sou unl's 



Flower bright yellow on spikes 4- ."i ft. tall. 



subject for planting .i ins and ponds. 



A grand 



l.'.'ll M \\ MA \\<U l.\ I \ 



A greenhouse planl ■•■ . b Ivory-pink Bowers growing 6 ft. 

 tall. The probable ba i ol a new race of spring 



flowering r lants suitable tor | tlve purposes. 



BUDDLEIA VABIABILIS VAR. MM. Mil. \ ( I I ( i\\ I 



A truly magnificent plant flowering in late August and 

 September. The terminal inflorescences are 2 — 2'i ft. long 

 densely studded with light violet-purple flowers. See 



Horticulture — Oct. 7. p. 494. 



We in - pag - of illustrations of new 



plants with the purpose of supplementing the earnest 



E. 1 1 riiich appeal - re in 



this issue. We ha ib, an 



evergreen, a herbaceous plain and n grei ::lant. 

 To - iob M:. U ilson: 



"If any ■ six of thi 



' ■:. y flu : 



lii lii 'i can acquire." 



