390 The Gardener's Nr.w Director. 

 greeri-houfe, and wherever I chofe to difpofe of thetn, 

 with their tragrancy. 



2 1 6. Lupinus fatrjus fiorc aUo, C. B. P. Garden Lii- 

 pincy with a white flower. 



217. Lupinus fyhejlris Jlore luteo odoralo, C. B. P. The 

 Coniftion I'ellovi) Lupi7ie. 



218. Lupinus caruleiis anguJJi-folius eJatior Raii Hiji. 

 Narrow-leaved blue Lupine, 



219. Lupinus peregrinus major Jlore incarnato, Hort. 

 Lugd. Great Foreign Lupine, with a flefll coloured flower, 

 commonly called the Rofe Lupitie. 



220. Lupinus ftlvejlris f.ore purpureOf femine rotunda, 

 'varieTctOy J. B. called the Lejfer blue Lupine. 



221. Lupinus peregrinus major 'vlllofus carukus. Grc'nt 

 blue Lupirie. 



222. Lupinus minor perennis Virginianus repens, Morif, 

 Hijl. Smaller blue-creeping Virginian Lupine, which is Pe- 

 rennial. 



All thefe forts of Lupines are Annuals (excepting the 

 lad:;) they fhould be fown in a dry foil, and in patches of 

 the borders of the flower garden ; the talleU: forts fhould 

 be tied up to proper fupporters, in cale of winds, whereby 

 their great flower fl:alks, and heavy heads of feed veflels, 

 may not be broke: They continue a long time in flower 

 in fummer and autumn; but if you defign to have good 

 feed, plant them early in a warm border, and tie up 

 their ftalks to fupport them ; and as Toon as their jeed 

 veffels appear on the firft fl:em, cut off^ all lateral branch- 

 es, by which means thefe plants^ having but one fl:em of 

 pods to maintain, will ripen their feed fooner in autumn, 

 than thofe which are always flowering and endeavouring 

 to produce feed, which they cannot do, by the number 

 of their lateral branches of flowers that are inceffantly 

 coming out ; they do not profper if tranfplanted. 



The lafl: fort is a Perennial plant, which will profper 

 very well, and bear many flowers, if it is allowed to re- 

 main in the place where it was firfl: fown; it agrees beft 

 with a dry light foil, where it will annually produce fine 

 fpikes of blue flowers, but it does not perfect its k^d 

 in this country. 



223. Adiirjorana Chetica origani folio villofo, fatureii 

 odorcy majoribus corymbis albis. Hairy Candia Marjoram^ 



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