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THE COMPLETE GARDEN 



E. ANNUALS TO BE STARTED INDOORS IN ORDER TO PRODUCE 

 BLOOM BEFORE FROST. For the best results and for early summer 

 flowers, the annuals in this group should be started in hot frames or 

 greenhouses and transplanted in the very early spring, as soon as the 

 danger of frost is over, into their permanent garden locations. 



Ageratum houstonianum 



Floss Flower 

 Antirrhinum majus 



Snapdragon 

 Brachycome iberidifolia 



Swan River Daisy 

 Callistephus hortensis 



China Aster 

 Cheiranthus cheiri 



Wallflower 

 Cosmos bipinnatus 



Cosmos 

 Heliotropium peruvianum 



Heliotrope 

 Lobelia erinus (in variety) 



Lobelia 



Matthiola incana 



Common Stock 

 Nicotiana (in variety) 



Tobacco Plant 

 Petunia hybrida 



Petunia 

 Salpiglossis sinuata 



Painted Tongue 

 Salvia splendens 



Scarlet Sage 

 Schizanthus pinnatus 



Butterfly Flower 

 Verbena hybrida 



Verbena 

 Viola tricolor 



Pansy 



F. ANNUAL VINES. While the more permanent perennial types of 

 woody vines are developing during the first two or three years after 

 transplanting it is often desirable to fill the bare spaces on fences and 

 walls with the annual vines that will produce a mass foliage effect. 

 Any of the vines shown in this group are valuable for that purpose. 



a. Delicate foliage: 



Adlumia cirrhosa (biennial) 



Alleghany Vine 

 Cardiospermum halicacabum 



Balloon Vine 



Cobaea scandens (sow indoors) 



Cup and Saucer Vine 

 Tropaeolum canariense (sow indoors) 



Canary Bird Vine 



b. Heavy foliage: 



Calonyction aculeatum 



Moon Vine 

 Dolichos lablab 



Hyacinth Bean 

 Echinocystis lobata 



Wild Cucumber 

 Humulus lupulus 



Hop Vine 

 Humulus lupulus japonica 



Cut-leaved Hop Vine 



Ipomoea hederacea (Japanese varieties) 



Japanese Morning Glory 

 Ipomoea purpurea 



Common Morning Glory 

 Phaseolus multiflorus 



Scarlet Runner Bean 

 Quamoclit pinnata 



Cypress Vine 

 Quamoclit coccinea hederifolia 



Cardinal Climber 



