Hardy Exotic Plants for Naturalization. 1 1 3 



Perennial; 2 feet; yellow; summer; division. — Similar 

 positions to the preceding. 



Tawny Day Lily. Hemerocallis fulva. Levant. 

 2 feet; tawny; summer; division. — Similar positions 

 and soil to those for H. disticha. 



Grass-leaved Day Lily. Hemerocallis graminea. 

 Siberia, Herbaceous perennial; i foot; yellow; sum- 

 mer ; division. — Banks, slopes, or fringes of shrubberies, 

 amidst very dwarf vegetation. 



White Funkia. Funkia grandiflora. Japan. Her- 

 baceous perennial ; 1 to i^ feet ; white ; summer ; divi- 

 sion or seed. — ^Warm banks, or sunny nooks amidst dwarf 

 shrubs in good sandy loam. 



Siebold's Funkia. Funkia Sieboldiana. Japan. 

 Herbaceous perennial ; i foot ; whitish ; summer ; seed 

 or division. — Isolated tufts near pleasure-ground walks. 

 Thrives best in deep sandy peat. 



Showy Tritoma. Tritoma Uvaria. Cape of Good 

 Hope. Perennial ; 3 to 4 feet ; scarlet and yellow ; late 

 in summer; division. — Isolated tufts in glades, or 

 associated with groups of the nobler autumnal-flowering 

 herbaceous plants by wood walks. 



THE LILY OF THE VALLEY FAMILY. 

 French Solomon's Seal. Polygonatum intermedium. 

 A fine plant resembling our own Solomon's Seal, and 

 suitable for similar positions. I have only seen it with 

 M. Boreau in the Botanical Garden at Angers. 



Large-flowered Trillium. Trillium grandiflorum. 

 North America. Tuber; 6 to 9 inches; white; early 



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