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naturally, and will yield a rich harvest of bloom. Treated in 

 this manner the godetia holds high rank among the easily-grown 

 annuals. Gloriosa is a blood-red variety which grows to a height 

 of about eighteen inches, and has probably the richest colouring 

 of any annual yet introduced into our British gardens. It 

 provides a display of colour which arrests the eye wherever it may 

 wander. A softer tone is afforded by the pinks either G. 

 Lady Satin Rose or G. Albanus. G. Bridesmaid has an apple- 

 blossom tint, while G. The Bride is an excellent white variety. 



Other suitable annuals for treating in the same manner 

 are : _Clarkias, comflowers^lupins, phacelia campanularia, gilias, 

 linarias^ "convolvulus minor, eschscholtzias, mignonette, jacobea, 

 candytuft, ,55Yeet sulteyi, ancPevtnliig ' prfmrose, especially the 

 dwarf variety known as (Enothera bistorta Veitchii. 



