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INDEX. 



Eiiinieiliuiu, 138 

 Eranthis liyeiiialis, l:!',i 

 Erica, 138 

 Eryngiiim, 138 

 ErythroiiiuiH, 139 

 P^uiiatoriuiu, 137 < 

 Evening Primrose, 151 

 Evening Primrose at niglit, 4 

 Evergreen Candytnft, 145 

 Everlasting Pea,' 148 

 Exotic and Britisli Wild 



Flowers in the Wild Gai-- 



den, 17 



Ferns, 141 



Ferula, 140 



Flame Flower, 159 



Fleur de Lis, 145 



Flowers, Si>ring and early 



Summer, 166 

 Forget-me-not, 149 

 Forget-me-not, Creeping, 151 

 Foxglove, 137 

 Fritillaria, 140 

 Fumaria, 136 

 Fumitory, 136 

 Fumitory, the Yellow, on 



wall, 91 

 Funkia, 139 

 Funkia Sielioldi, group of, 140 



GALA>fTHl'S, 143 



Galega, 142. 



(iardens of the future, 58 



Gentian, 142 



Geranium, 141 



Geranium, a hardy, 141 



Geraniums in Grass, v 



Giant Comfrey, 13 



Giant Cow Parsnip, 35 



Giant Fennel, 140 



Giant Scabious, 33, 135 



Giant Sea-kale, 134 



Globe Flower, 159 



Globe Flower order, 21 



Globe Flowers, 25 



Globe Flowers, groiip of, 21 



Globe Thistle, 138 



Goat's Rue, 142 



Golden Rod, 15ti 



Grajie Hyacinth, 148 



Grape Hyacintlis, 17 



Grass, double Crimson Pieo- 



nies in, 30 

 Grass, Star of Bethlehem in, 



15 

 Grassesfrn- naturalisation, 171 

 Great Siberian ^■egetation, 



type of, 35 

 Green Hellebore in the Wihl 



Garden, 26 

 Gromwells, 11 

 Gypsophila, 142 



Hardv flowers by brook-side, 



69 

 Heath, 138 

 Hedgerows, 36 

 Helianthemum, 144 

 Helianthus, 144 

 Hellebore in Wild Garden, 26 

 Helleborus, 143 

 Henierocallis, 143 

 Henii) Agrimony, 137 



Hejiatica angulosa, 24 

 Hepatiea, common, 25 

 Heracleum, 143 

 Herb Paris and Solomon's 



Seal in copse by streamlet, 



67 

 Hespei'is, 145 

 Honesty, 146 

 Honeysuckle, 147 

 Hop, the, 46 

 Houseleek, 158 

 Hovev, Mr., on tree drapery, 



47 ' 

 Hyi)ericum, 145 



Iberis, 145 



Illustrations, list of, xi 

 Indian Cress, showy, 160 

 Iris, 145 



Japan Anemone in the Wild 



Garden, 23 

 Jajian Knotweed, 152 

 Japan Sedum in Wild Garilen, 



92 



Kitaibelia, 150 

 Knap-weed, 131 

 Knautia, 157 



Landwort, 126 

 Large Achilleas, 53 

 Large Bindweed, 39 

 Large-flowereil Clematis, 101 

 Large-leafed Saxifrage, 97 

 Larkspurs, ]>erennial, 27 

 Lathyrus, 147 

 Lavender, Sea, 156 

 Leopard's Bane, 136 

 Leucojuni, 147 

 Liane in the north, 49 

 Ijilies through carpet of 



White Arabis, 55 

 Liliuni, 146 

 Lily, 146 



Lily, American Swaniji, 64 

 Lily, American White Wood,59 

 Lilv of the Vallev in a copse, 



63 

 Lily, Wood, 159 

 Lilv, Water, 151 

 Lily, White W(.>od, 37 

 Lithospei'mum prostratum, 



147 

 Longleat, Wild Garden at, 61 

 Lonicera, 147 

 Lords and Ladies, 127 

 Luuaria, 146 

 Lungwort, 154 

 Lungworts, 11 

 Lujiine, connnon, 146 

 , Lychnis, 147 



I Mallow, 150 

 Malope, 1.50 

 Malva, 1.50 

 Marsh C'alla, 135 

 Marsh Mallow, 123 

 Marsh Marigold and Iris in 



early spring, 78 

 Masterwort, 129 

 .Matthiola, 149 

 May-flower, 138 

 Meadow Rue, 158 



MeadowRue in Wild Garden, 1 

 Meadow Rues, 31 

 Meadow Saffron, foliage of, 132 

 Menispermum, 47 

 Menziesia, 138 

 Mertensia virginica, 12 

 Milk Vetch, 129 

 Mimulus, 148 

 Mocassin Flower, 133 

 Molopospermum, 149 

 Monarda, 1.50 

 Monkey-flower, 148 

 Monksiiood, 121 

 Moonseed, 47 

 Mountain Clematis, 22 

 Mouse-ear, 131 

 Mowing Grass, 17 

 Mulgedium Plumieri, 6, 150 

 Mullein, a tall, 161 

 Muscari, 148 

 Mvosotis, 149 

 Myrrh, 60 



M\Trhis odorata, a colony of, 

 51 



Narcissus, 151 



Narcissus, colony of, in shrub- 

 bery, 57 



New England, woods of, 



Niglit ettect of Eveiung Pi 

 rose, 4 



Nootka Bramljlc, 40 



Nuphar, 151 



Nursery for Londim Pa 

 118 



Nymphica, 151 



5S 

 Prim- 



'arks. 



(Enothera Lamarkiana, 4 

 Omphalodes, 151 

 Omphalodes \erna, 10 

 ()nii]iorilon, 151 

 Orchard Wild Garden, 65 

 Ornithogalum, 151 

 Orobus, 151 

 O.xalis, 152 

 Ox-eye Daisy, the tall, 154 



PEONIES in grass, 30 



Pifcony, 153 



Papaver, in var., 153 



Partridge Berry, .sO 



Pea, 147 



Pea, Everlasting, 148 



Perennial Larksjiurs, 27 



Perennial Larkspurs natur- 

 alised in slirubbbery, 28 



Periwinkle, 161 



Phlomis, 153 



Physostegia, 154 



Phytolacca decandra, 154 



Piiik, 137 



Plants, Annual and Biennial, 

 for nattiralisation, 171 



Plants, Aquatic, 171 



Plants chiefly fitted for the 

 Wild Garden, 32 



Plants, climbing and twining, 

 for cojises, thickets, hedge- 

 rows, and trees, 172 



Plants for l)are banks, 164 



Plants for calcareous or 

 chalky soil, 169 



Plants, hardj-, with fine foli- 

 age, 165 



