THE LARGE-FLOWERED CATNIP (Nepeta Mussini) 



HAS PURPLE FLOWERS IN RACEMES SIX OR 



EIGHT INCHES LONG. IT BLOOMS STEADILY 



FOR THREE MONTHS 



THE EDGING IS OF WHITE THRIFT (ARMERIA). 

 ABOVE IS A HARDY GERANIUM. THE EVER- 

 GREEN PLANT IS A DWARF SPRUCE 



THE PLANTAIN-LEAVED THRIFT (Armeria plantaginea) HAS BALLS OF PINK FLOWERS AND 



LONG, PICTURESQUE STEMS. THE SEDUM IS A NEW SPECIES FROM JAPAN, WITH 



LARGE YELLOW FLOWERS, RED STEMS AND GRAY LEAVES BORNE IN ROSETTES. ALL 



THE PICTURES ON THIS PAGE ARE FROM SIR FRANK CRISP'S GARDEN. See page 65 



