The Garden Week By Week Throughout the Year; a Practical Handbook to Gardening Operations for Every Week in the Year And to the Culture of All Important Plants, With Numerous Coloured Plates And Half-Tone Engravings And One Hundred Practical Illus
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The Cone Flowers (Rudbeckia) are largely grown in herbaceous borders, and Newmanii, or Speciosa, which grows about eighteen inches high, and bears orange- yellow, dark-centred flowers in July, is particularly popular. Californica, yellow and brown, is a much taller plant. Laciniata Flore Pleno (Golden Glow), with double yellow flowers, is very fine. All of these can be grown from seed. Two at least of the perennial Soapworts (Saponaria) are worth growing — Ocymoides, a pink trailer, flowering l...ate in spring ; and Officinalis Flore Pleno, double rose, fragrant, blooming in summer. The Saxifrages are dainty rock plants, and it is highly interesting to grow them from seed. Practically all are spring bloomers. Aizoon, white, leaves with silvery margins, dwarf ; Cordifolia Splendens (Megasea), crimson, a relatively large plant, with broad, thick, ever- green Jeaves ; Cotyledon, with red spots, silvery foliage, 251 THE GARDEN WEEK BY WEEK June a tall plant ; Hostii, white with purple spots, leaves en- I_I 5 crusted with silver, dwarf ; Hypnoides, white, dwarf ; Longifolia, white, graceful spikes eighteen inches high, leaves encrusted with silver ; Muscoides Atropurpurea, purplish rose, dwarf ; and Macnabiana, white with crimson spots, twelve to eighteen inches high, are a few specially interesting Saxifrages which may be raised from seed.
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