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Calliopsis bicolor, formerly Coreopsis tinctoria or Fair 

 Eye ; a very gay plant, and flowers best when 

 sown in October. 



Drummondii, yellow calliopsis. 



Collomia coccinea, scarlet flowered. 



Delphinium ajacis, Rocket Larkspur, many varieties, all 

 superb, and do best to be sown in rich ground in 

 October. 



consolida, branching Larkspur, various co- 

 lours. 



Euphorbia variegata, variegated Euphorbia. 



Eschscholtzia crocea, Orange. (Now chryseis.} 



Californica, yellow. 



Erysimum PerowfFskyanum, bright orange. 



Gilia tricolor, three-coloured Gilia,~J 



capitata, blue-coloured, > Bloom all summer. 



, Achillsefolia, large blue, J 



Heliophila Araboides, blue sun love, very pretty. 



Hieracium meutabilis, changeable Hawkweed. 



Helianthus Californicus, superb double dwarf sunflower. 



Iberis arnara, white Candytuft. 



umbellata, purple Candytuft. 



violacea, violet Candytuft. 



odorata, white sweet-scented Candytuft. 



splendens, large purple, sweet-scented Candytuft. - 



Ipomoea quamoclit, Cypress vine, the seed will grow freely, 



if soaked two or three hours in hot water. 



Lathyrus odoratus, sweet Pea of many varieties. 



Leptosiphon densiflorus, dense-flowered Leptosiphon. 



Loasa lateritia, orange-coloured Loasa, a climbing plant. 



Lupinus, many varieties ; they require to be partially 

 shaded from hot suns. 



Malope grandiflora, scarlet Malope. 



alba, white. 



Mirabilis jalapa, marvel of Peru, many varieties. If the 

 roots of this plant are lifted in October, and placed 

 in a dry cellar, free from frost, and planted out next 

 April, they will bloom much finer. 



Nemophila insignis, or blue Grove Love, a pretty dwari 

 plant, requiring rich soil and a half shaded situa- 

 tion. 



atomaria, white with black spots. 



