340 LISTS OF TREES, Sec. 6ECT. XIX. 



tions, are about four hundred. The auricula, the car- 

 nation, tulip, hyacinth, ranunculus, anejmne, &c. are 

 called fancy flowers. For the propagation and culture 

 of the auricula, fee the end of this fe£tion. 



Bear's car fanicle is very hardy, yet b%ng low, is a 

 proper plant to pot. It may be planted in any cold 

 place, and mould have a dry lean foil, but be duly 

 watered in fummer ; and moil things that a poor foil 

 fuits, mil ft ftill have water freely in warm weather. 

 This fanicle is about fix inches high ; that of Gfticlin 

 only four. 



Be tony, as a native o r the woods, is proper to plant 

 in lhrubberies, and fhady places. 



Birth-wort is tender, and feedlings of it muft be 

 iheltered by a frame in winter. 



Bryony is a climber, and is proper to grow in planta- 

 tions to run up trees, &c. 



Campanula pyramidal, may be propagated (as well 

 as from feeds and flips) by pieces of its root, planted 

 about an inch and half in the ground, in a fhady, but 

 not moift border. The fineit plants are produced 

 horn feed; but will be three or four years before they 

 blow. Sow a few every year in April, in a light irefti 

 foil, where the morning fun only comes. As much 

 wet in the cold feafons is apt to rot this root, it will 

 be proper to guard againft it, by fome occafional 

 covering, when there is a continuance of rain,- or fnow. 

 A few potted may be removed under fhelter. A mat 

 fet high over is a proper covering for a bed of them. 

 In the fummer they muft never want water, efpecially 

 when fpindling, or in blow. There is azuhite fort. 



Cardinal floiver muft have a dry foil, and a warm 

 fituation ; occafionally alfo a little protection. They 

 are commonly potted, and fome mould at leaft be fo, 

 left thofe in the open ground be cut ofF: This flower is 

 very ornamental, but the fcarlet molt (o. 



Chriftmas rofc is very hardy, but a dry warm fitua- 

 tion may be allotted 'it; and when in flower, a little 



protection 



