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GARDENS AND THEIR MEANING 
Five purple flowers 
Aster, Callistephus ho?'tensis 
Cobaea scandens 
Columbine 
Petunia 
Stock 
Five blue flowe7's 
Ageratum 
Bachelor’s-button 
Larkspur 
Verbena venosa 
Scabiosa caucasica 
Five yellow flowers 
California poppy 
Marigold 
Golden glow, Rudbeckia 
Sunflower 
Zinnia 
Ten Popular Vines 
Hop, common, Hmmdus lu- 
pulus ; Japanese, Humulus 
Japofiicus 
Morning-glory, Iponioea pur- 
purea or versicolor 
Cobaea sca7ide?is 
Boston ivy, A7npelopsis tricus- 
pidata 
Five white flowers 
Canterbury bells 
Candytuft 
Columbine 
Phlox drummondii 
Sweet alyssum 
Flowers vary mg m color 
Sweet pea 
Nicotiana 
Morning-glory 
Nasturtium 
Aster 
Verbena 
Phlox 
Portulaca 
Clematis paniculata 
Trumpet creeper, TecoTTta ra- 
dica7is 
Bean (Scarlet runner) 
Bittersweet, Celastrus sca7idc7is 
Gourds, wild cucumber 
Tall nasturtium, for climbing 
(Jupiter, Sunlight, Vesuvius) 
Wild Flowers that thrive under Cultivation 
Columbine Bloodroot Hepatica Mallow Goldenrod 
