TO THE FLOWER-GARDEN. 
(ENOTHERA LAMARCKIAN A. 
NO. PER PKT. 
(ENOTHERA. Nat. Ord., Onagracece . 
A magnificent genus; one of the most useful and beautiful, either for beds, borders, edg¬ 
ings, or rock-work. All the varieties are free-flowering, and most of them perennials. The 
most remarkable of the perennial kinds are (Enothera grandiflora Lamarckiana, with 
superb spikes of large flowers; (Enothera macrocarpa, splendid for beds, flowers six 
inches in diameter; (Enothera acaulis, flowers silvery-wnite. Of the annual varieties, 
(Enothera Drummondii nana and (Enothera bistorta Vcltchii succeed in any good soil. 
954 (Enothera acaulis or taraxaci folia, a large-flowered variety, with silvery-white blos¬ 
soms. Ilardv annual . 10 
bistorta Veitchii, pure yellow; crimson spotted. Half-hardy annual. 1 ft. 5 
Drummondii nana, dwarf; bright-yellow variety. Half-hardy annual. 
1 ft.10 
Lamarckiana, bright yellow; most effective and strikingly beautiful ; flow¬ 
ers three to four inches in diameter, produced in the greatest profusion; 
exceedingly ornamental for mixed borders. 3 ft . 5 
tetraptera. Silvery white ; very handsome . 5 
fruticosa. A fine perennial species; rich yellow flowers; open in sunshine 
(perennial). 2 ft . 10 
glauca. Flowers deep, rich yellow; very free-flowering. Hardy perennial .10 
macrantha. Large yellow flowers. Hardy annual. 2 ft.10 
odorata (Evening; Primrose). Sweet-scented, yellow flowers. Hardy 
annual. 1 ft .. . 6 
rosea. Small rose-colored flowers. Hardy annual. 1 ft. , , . .6 
ONOPORDON. Nat. Ord., Composite. 
904 Onopordon taurieuin. A noble, thistle-like plant, of very omjflhental character; 
thrives well In any soil; flower purple. Hardy perennial. 0 ft. . . .10 
905 ** Arabicum. An immense ornamental-follaged biennial, attaining ten feet 
iu height, and thirty feet in circumference at the base. The glaucous, 
cottony leaves are large and spiny, rendering the plant striking and at¬ 
tractive. Of magnifleent aspect on the lawn.. 
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