YELLOW JUNE 
Botanical . Height ime of 
Color | ‘Name’ | Name and Description Sittton | Bloom 
“Yellow” | COMMON *Lysimachia Flowers, otten with red margins, in| 2-3 ft. |June, 
YELLOW vulgaris spikes. Pointed leaves in whorls of |Sun July 
LOOSE- 3 or 4 about the flower stalks. Quite 
STRIFE showy in clumps on banks of streams. 
Prop. by seed and ‘division. Any 
moist soil. Europe; Asia. 
“Yellow”/WELSH Meconépsis Rather large poppy-like flowers are} 1 ft. es 
5 POPPY Cambrica berne erect on slender stems. Foliage Sux 
light green much divided. Rock-gar- 
den. Prop. by seed and division. 
Any good soil. W. Europe. 
“Pale  |SESSILE- Oakesia See page 102. May, 
yellow” |[LEAVED sessilifolia June 
1 BELLWORT | Uvularia s. 
“Yellow” | LARGE- *nothéra Biennial. Vigorous and sometimes | 4-5 ft. |June 
3 FLOWERED biénnis branching. A large variety of the |Sun to 
BIENNIAL _ lvar. common Evening Primrose. Showy Sept 
EVENING grandiflora flowers 3-4 in. across. Effective in 
PRIMROSE |CZ. Lamarck- | masses in the wild garden and border. 
lana Prop. by seed and cuttings. Any 
soil. S.W. U.S.A. 
“Yellow” SUNDROPS |**Cnothéra One of the best species. Shrubby| 1-3 ft. |June, 
5 fruticdsa plant with red stems and clusters of |Half July 
broad showy flowers continuously cov- |shade 
ering the plant with golden bloom. 
Excellent border plant. Prop. by 
seed and cuttings. Any light soil. 
N. Amer. 
Var. Youngit. Flowers lemon- 
yellow. Branches slender. Vigorous 
and a free bloomer. Var. major; 
(color no. 3), is thick and bushy. See 
Plate, page 206. 
“Yellow”|FRASER’S = |**CEnothéra A good variety. Upright plant be-| 2-3 ft. jJune 
5 EVENING glaiica var. | coming bushy and leafy at the top, |Sxii to 
PRIMROSE |Fraseri covered with clusters of flowers 2 in. Sept 
G. Frasert | across. Continuous in bloom. Effec- 
tive in masses for rock-garden or bor- 
der. Easy cultivation. Prop. by seed 
and cuttings. Any good garden soil. 
Southern U. S. A. 
“Lemon |LINEAR- Cnothéra Bushy plant. Flowers smal] but] i$ft. |June 
yellow” |LEAVED linearis numerous, forming a mass of bloom. |Sun to 
3 EVENING CE. fruticosa | Leaves very narrow. — Border plant. early 
PRIMROSE var. linearis, | Prop. by division or cuttings in the Aug 
C. riparia spring. Rich sandy soil. Eastern 
U.S.A. 
“Yellow”|MISSOURI = |**CEnothéra A_ low species with prostrate as-| 1oin. 6 
PRIMROSE |Missouriénsis | cending branches. A profuse bloomer. |Half 
C. macro- Solitary flowers, often 5 in. across, |shade 
cdrpa, cover the plant. Attractive in open 
Megapterium | border or rock-garden. Prop. by divi- 
Missouriénse | sion or cuttings. Any light soil. S. 
West2rn U.S. A. 
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