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They may be planted, as convenient, from October to the end of December, and, being perfectly hardy,
to 2 6 0 pyrenaicum . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 0 4 super bum, fine hardy
1Vliite flo1v01·s, shaded yellmv ex- ternally, f1·c1n the Neilgher1·y Hills, and possibly 1wt qwite hardy
having been given of late to plants suitable for Garden decoration in the spring, we give a list of hardy
-HARDY PLANTS SUITABLE FOR CARPET BEDDING.
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Sow beans, peas, parsnips, spinach, and leeks in open quarters, and radish, hardy lettuce, and parsley
All hardy annuals may be sown in open border.
Half- hardy annuals may be sown out of doors, and gradually harden off bedding plants. JUNE.
The large wrinkled varieties are the sweetest and most delicately flavoured, but are not so hardy as
Duke of Albany, with all its good qualities 3½ ft. 2 6 *Early Sunrise, a dwarf white wrinkled marrow, hardy
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HARDINESS-Most of the plants and bulbs in this list are hardy except those marked with * which should
Castanea faponlca (Japan hardy wild Chestnuts) ,, ,, ( ,.
AZALEA. each Azalea Koraense, Corean azalea of salmon red colour perfectly hardy, and stands " " " "
Kaempferi and equally hardy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . magnifica, very large
Rhododendron mucronulata, a Corean azalea with purplish pink flowers blooming as early as in March, very hardy
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SECTION 1 A CATALOGUE OF HARDY TREES AND SHRUBS Acer, Maple Apr-May, Acer pseudo-platanus, Sycamore.
SECTION II A CATALOGUE OF HARDY AQUATICK PLANTS The leaves of those marked thus (*), float below or upon
SECTION III A CATALOGUE OF HARDY PERENNIAL PLANTS Achillea, Yarrow ft. in.
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., *Hardy green Saxony cabbage lettuce Jun-Jul, Lactuca sativa var., *Early frame cabbage lettuce Jun-Jul
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C. a very valuable apple, hardy and a good bearer medium size, brilliant colour, very rich and good.
Very hardy.
Prolific and hardy medium size, early and excellent; pyramid.
Has a pleasant subacid flavour; is prolific, but not hardy large and very highly coloured ; crops freely
Orchard standard large, of the Blenheim type; hardy and free bearing.
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