110 A GARDEN FLORA 
LOBELIA. Campanulacese. 
*L. cardinalis. N. America. 
LOMARIA. Filices. 
L. alpina. S. Temperate Zone. 
LOMATIA. Proteaceee. 
*L. ferruginea. Chile. 
Height 13 feet. A most ornamental tree, though 
it is not very hardy, and needs shelter and pro- 
tection in winter. The leaves are evergreen and 
fern-like, and the rusty buds and branchlets give 
the name. It has grown well for the last three 
years, and though, when first planted it did not 
seem to thrive, it now looks most healthy. 
LONICERA. Honeysuckle, Woodbine. Caprifoliacese. 
L. Alberti. Turkestan. 
L. etrusca, var. pubescens. Mediterranean region. 
Syn. L. etrusca, var. superba, and L. gigantea, var. 
superba. 
L. fragrantissima. China. 
L. Henryi. China and Thibet. 
fL. hildebrandiana. Burma. 
L. japonica, var. aureo-reticulata. Japan. 
L. Korolkowi. Turkestan. 
A most graceful shrub, 4 feet high, native of 
Turkestan, planted in the open in 1913, flowered 
for the first time in 1916. The pale pink flowers are 
borne on slender pedicels among the glaucous green 
leaves, in June. 
L. Maackii. Manchuria and W. China. 
Two cuttings, struck about 1911 and planted in 
an open border, have formed a bush 10 feet high 
and 15 feet through. They flower well in June. 
L. nitida. W. Szechuen and Yunnan. 
L. pileata. China. 
L. sempervirens. Trumpet Honeysuckle. S.E. United 
States. 
L. syringantha. China. 
