AQUATIC AND BOG PLANTS— SELECTIONS. 



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Shallow- Water Plants. 



Alisma plantago. 

 Aponogeton distachyon. 

 Butomus umbellatus. 

 Caladium virginicuni. 

 Calla palustris. 



Caltha palustris. 

 Carex paniculatus. 

 Cyperus longus. 



,, vegetus. 

 Hottonia palustris. 



Lythrum roseum superbum. 

 Menyanthes trifoliata. 

 Ranunculus lingua grandifiora. 

 Runiex hydrolapathum. 

 Typha latifolia. 



Acorus gramineus. 

 Arundo donax. 

 Arundinarias in variety. 

 Asaruni cordatum. 



„ Hartwegi. 

 Bambusas in variety. 

 Caltha intermedia. 

 „ nionstrosa plena. 

 „ nana „ 

 „ palustris „ 

 Carex acuta variegata. 

 Claytonia sibirica. 

 Cyananthus lobatus. 

 Dodecatbeon JefFreyanum. 

 „ Meadia. 

 „ „ alba. 



Drosera longifolia. 



„ rotundifolia. 

 Eomecon cliionantha. 

 Epilobium augustifolium. 

 Epipactis palustris. 

 Equisetums, British species. 

 Helonias buUata. 

 Hottonia „ 

 Iris foetidissima. 

 „ fulva. 

 „ Kaempferi. 

 „ pseud-acorus. 



Bou Plan IS. 



J uncus zebrinus. 



„ spiralis. 

 Lastrea Tlialictrum. 

 Lilium canadensis. 

 „ carolinianum. 

 „ pardalinum. 

 „ superbum. 

 Lobelia syphilitica. 

 Lychnis flos-cuculi alba. 



„ „ plena. 



Lysimachia clethroides. 

 „ nunimularia. 

 „ vulgaris. 

 Lythrum Salicaria splendens. 

 Monarda didyma. 

 Onoclea sensibilis. 

 Orchis conopsea. 

 „ foliosa. 

 „ latifolia. 

 Osmunda regalis and varieties. 

 Polygonum compactum. 



„ Sieboldi. 

 Primula denticulata. 

 „ farinosa. 

 „ japonica. 

 „ Munroi. 

 „ rosea. 



Ranunculus lingua. 

 Rodgersia podophylla. 

 Sarracenia Drummondi. 



„■ purpurea. 

 Saxifraga Hirculus. 



„ peltata. 

 Scrophularia nodosa variegata. 

 Senecio pulcher. 



,, retusa. 

 Sium latifolium. 

 Spiraea Aruncus. 



„ astilboides. 



„ ,, lloribunda. 



„ elegans. 



„ kamtschatica. 



„ palmata. 



„ „ alba. 



„ Ulmaria plena. 



„ venusta. 

 Struthiopteris Pennsylvanica. 

 Symphytum bolieniicum. 

 Thalictrum flavum. 



,, glaucum. 

 Trollius europseus. 

 Typha augustifolia. 



,, major. 



,, minor. 



SUMMER HOUSES, ARCHES AND STATUARY. 



There arc a few accessories that tend to make a garden enjoyable — always provided 

 they are judiciously selected and disposed ; overcrowding with them offends good taste 

 and suggests vulgaritj'. 



Summer houses appear to be indispensable in many gardens, yet they defeat their 

 purpose when converted into tool sheds, as too many are, even in summer. Those 

 rustic structures to be seen in various town and suburban gardens, are supplied by 

 specialists as tenant's fixtures, and can be moved on change of residence. If disposed 



