. Le petit jardin. personnes ; et ce n'est pas une expérience, mais une belle plante-ing. L'imagination en panne avant que les images qui peuvent ici bearranged, la ravissante couleur de relations d'être establishedthrough ce une mise d'un effectif annuel, délicate. Némésie,schizanthus, phacélie, sont tous utilisés couramment dans les jardins anglais,et commencent à être plutôt généralement cultivés dans nos propres. La liste des jaunes pourrait bien commencer avec l'Islande et du pavot fin,comme la saison n, avec marigold zinnia et datescomes ; entre ces une longue procession d'or : calendula, dimorphotheca, Gail-lardia, nasturtiu

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. The little garden. uals; and this is no experiment, but a tried and lovely plant-ing. Imagination fails before the pictures which may here bearranged, the enchanting relations of color to be establishedthrough this one placing of a delicate, effective annual. Nemesia, schizanthus, phacelia, are all commonly used in English gardens, and are beginning to be rather generally grown in our own. The list of yellows may well begin with Iceland poppy and end, as the season does, with marigold and zinnia; between these datescomes a long golden procession: calendula, dimorphotheca, gail-lardia, nasturtium, Oenothera (the evening primrose), salpiglos-sis in its yellow variety; Sanvitalia procumbens, a lovely littleplant with orange-colored flowers in constant bloom; Staticesinuata Bonduelli with its pale-yellow straw-like flowers; theannual chrysanthemums. Morning Star and their kind; the an-nual dwarf sunflowers, such as Primrose Queen; and, finally, themarigold and the ziimia. Whites are represented in this list by. FLOWERS IN THE LITTLE GARDEN 57 cosmos, — the early dwarf is the best for cool climates, —? sweetalyssum (Little Gem), candytuft, stocks, the nicotines, bothNicotiana affinis and the larger Nicotiana sylvestris — both excel-lent white-flowered things. Annual gypsophila, or chalk-plant, and Phlox Drummondii, in white again; white verbena has aplace of its own among these. Do not think that those mentioned above complete the list ofannuals available for the little garden. It is only a rough, generallist, most casual; meant to serve only as a reminder of thingsquickly obtainable and practically sure to do well anywhere. Asmall garden may easily be well managed with the annuals alone;but it is when the three — annuals, perennials, and bulbs, spring, summer, and autumn flowering — are happily used together, thatthe triumph comes. And for an imbroken succession of bloomno one has laid down a clearer or better rule than has MissShelton in her book, Continuous Blo

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