ANNUALS (so-called) AT WISLEY, 1909. 



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128. Dwarf Bedding Light Blue (Carter). — A. 1 foot, erect; 

 flowers pale lilac blue, in spikes 4 to 8 inches long. 



129. Dwarf Bedding Mauve (Carter). — A. 1 foot, erect, vigorous ; 

 flowers mauve, freely produced in spikes 8 inches long. 



130. Dwarf Bedding Eose (Carter). — A. IJ foot, erect; flowers 

 pink, in spikes 6 inches long. 



131. Dwarf Bedding White (Carter), — A. IJ foot, erect, compact; 

 flowers white, in spikes 8 inches long. 



132. Dwarf Double Emperor Mixed (Barr). — A. 2 feet, erect, 

 vigorous, much branched; flowers of mixed colours. 



133. Dwarf Double Hyacinth-flowered Mixed (Barr).— A. IJ foot, 

 compact; flowers of mixed colours, similar to No. 132. 



134. Dwarf Double Stock-flowered Mixed (Barr).— A. IJ foot, 

 erect, compact ; flowers of mixed colours. 



135. Empress Carmine (J. Veitch). — A. A.M. September 6, 

 1907. Tall, compact ; fohage finely cut, flowers carmine-rose, in crowded 

 spikes. 



136. Tall Double-branching Mixed (Barr). — A. 3 feet, branched; 

 flowers of mixed colours, freely produced. 



137. Tall Double Hyacinth-flowered Mixed (Barr).— A. 3 feet; 

 flowers of mixed colours, freely produced, in spikes 6 to 10 inches long. 



138. Tall Double Stock-flowered Mixed (Barr).— A. 3 feet, spread- 

 ing; flowers of mixed colours. 



139. Tall Double Stock-flowered Eosy Scarlet (Barr). — A. Similar 

 to No. 135 but not such a good strain. 



Lasthenia 



142. glahrata (Barr). — A. 8 Inches, semi-procumbent, flowers 

 small, yellow, very freely produced. 



Lavatera 



143, 144. splendens alba (Barr, J. Veitch). — A. 3 feet, erect, 

 branched ; flowers white, freely produced. 



145, 146, 147. s'plendens rosea (Barr, Nutting, J. Veitch). — A. 

 3 feet, erect, branched; flowers 2 inches across, rosy-pink, freely 

 produced. 



LePTO SIPHON 



148. androsaceus alhus (Barr). — A. 8 inches, erect, procumbent; 

 flowers J inch across, pale greenish-yellow, freely borne in terminal 

 clusters. 



149. densiflorus (Barr). — A. 1 foot, spreading; flowers f inch 

 across, heliotrope with yellow centre. 



150. hybridus (Barr). — A. 6 inches, compact; flowers J inch 

 across, of various shades of red and yellow, 



LiMNANTHES 



151. Douglasii (J. Veitch).; — A. 6 inches, procumbent, much 

 branched; flowers yellow edged with white, freely produced. Much 

 frequented by bees. 



