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** Lotus Jacobttus, 2ft., May. November, rich mould. 

 Senecio elegans, 1ft., July, November, do, 



GOLDEN. 



Galaxia grandiflora, 6in., May, September, sandy peat. 

 Hunnemania fumaria;i'olia, 2ft. June, September, rich mould. 



* Mesembryanthemum aureum, lft., May, October, do. and lime rubbish. 



ORANGE. 



** Anagallis grandiflora, 2ft., June, October, rich mould. 



** Calceolaria Fothergilla, fiin., May, October, rich mould and peat 



Homeria collina, 2ft., May, August, sandy peat. 



* Lecbenaultia forniosa, lft., June, September, peat and loam, 



* Ditto oblata, lit., June, September, do, 

 ** Lychnis grandiflora, lft. Gin., Juae, October, rich mould. 



* Mehernia pulchella, 2ft., July September, loam and peat. 



* Mesembryanthemum auranliacum, lft. 6in., June, September, rich loam 



and lime rubbish. 



* Ditto bicolorum, lft. 6in., May, September, rich loam and lime rubbish. 

 ** Mimulus glutinosus, 2ft., May, October, rich would. 



PINK. 



Alstrsemeria pallida, 2ft., August, October, loam and peat. 

 Chironid linoides, 2ft., June, September, sandy peat. 



* Crowea saligna, 2ft., June, October, sandy peat and loam. 



* Erodium incarnatum, 6in., May, August, rich mould. 



* Linum suffruticosum. lft , August, October, peat and loam. 



* Mesembryanthemum floribunda, 6in., May, October, sandy loam. 

 ** Primula praenitens (sinensis) lft., May, October, sandy loam. 

 Stevia lucida, 2ft., June, October, peat and loam. 



Ditto salicifolia, lft. 6in., July, September, peat and loam. 



* Tephrosia grandiflora, 8ft., May, October, do. 

 Verbene Drummondii, 2ft., June, October, do. 



PURPLE. 



** Calceolaria archnoidea, lft., June, October, loam and peat. 

 •* Ditto ptirperea, do. do. 



* Ditto insignis, lft. 6in., do. 



* Chironia frutescens, lft. fiin v do. 

 ** Cineraria cruenta, 2ft., May, July, 



* Ditto lanata, 2ft., May, September, 

 ** Lobelia speciosa, 2ft., May, October, 

 "* Ditto unidentata, 6in. May, October, 



Ditto strepurpurea. 2ft., do. do. 



* Loddigesia oxaladifolia lft., May, October, 



(TO BE CONTINUED.) 



FLOR1CULTURAL CALENDER FOB. MARCH. 



Anemonies— should now be planted, as early in the month as can be 

 done. 



Amaryllis's — and other litiaceous bulbous plants which have been kept 

 dormant, may now be repotted, and put into an increased temperature. 



Annuals, Hardy, — if the soil be moderately dry, some of the most hardy 

 kinds to bloom early in the summer, may be sown in warm parts of the 



