SECT. XIX. LISTS OF TREES, &C. 36l 



*2 -Sfartfort, Italian, large bright blue flower, r. c. Nov. 

 1 -Stock, dwarf shrubby, or. window flow, red, 5. June 

 1 Stone crop, small and great, trailing, yellow, c, r. July 



1 . poplar leaved, upright, pinkish, ditto 



4 Sitffjtoti'er, many flowered, com. double, &c. r. July 



5 Swatfow-'ocbrt , common wh. black and yellow, s. r. June 

 3 Thrifty greater and smaller, red, scar, and wh. sf. r. June 



3 TJkroalr&ort, great, double wh. blue and pur. r. June 



4 . giant, blue, white, red and striped, ditto 



<2 dwarf, small tine blue flower, 5. Juue 



2 Toadjiax, a variety ye!, pur. and wh. si. c. r. July 

 1 dwarf Alpine purple flowered, ditto 



3 Valerian, common red and \vh. mountain red, s. r 

 2 Greek, pur. wh. and variegated, s. r. May 



4 Veronica, a variety, blue, white, and blush, r. s. June 

 1 ~ dwarf blue and wh. and Welsh blue, ditto 



3 I twain, common, and spear leaved, blue, s. r. June 



4 Vetch, white Wood, tufted blue, s. r. July 



3 bitter, (orobus) a variety, blue and pur. s. r. Maj 



Siberian, unbranching orobus^ yel. s. r. April 



see orobm, next list 



1 Violet, com. blue, pur. and wh. sing, and doub. r. March 

 J - Austrian purple, and Ceiiissian blue, r. April 

 1 Alpine, double red, and pin plej, r. March 

 1 yellow, and grandiflorus yellow, Sic. r. April 



Wake robin, see arum 



IVillow herb, see loosestrife 



1 Wood sorrel, common white and purple, .s. June,7W. 

 1 Worm Grass, Maryland, (spigelia) red flower, r. July 

 Yarrow, or milfoil, the purple flowered, August 



see maudlin and sneezwort. 



OBSERVATIONS ON PARTICULAR FLOWERS. 



Acanthus, or bears breech, is admired for the ele- 

 gance of its leaf. It spreads wide, and should have 

 jooiri allowed it, in a warm light soil, and sheltered 

 situation ; rather a shady, than a sunny one. 



Alyssom do best in a dry hungry soil, but should 

 have a favourable situation, where they will blow 

 long and prettily. 



