SECTION XIX.-BIENNIAL FLOWERS.

Biennial Flowers, i.e. such as do not bloom the same year they are

raised from seeds.

These should be sown in the month of May or June, and let remain in the

place till the month of September, when they should be planted into

beds, and in the following spring placed out where they are to flower.

1 Canterbury Bells Campanula media

2 Iron-coloured Foxglove Digitalis ferruginea

3 Hollyoak Alcea rosa

4 Honesty Lunaria rediviva

5 Stocks red Brompton Cheiranthus incanus

6 ------ white ditto Cheiranthus incanus

7 ------ purple ditto Cheiranthus incanus

8 ------ Queen Cheiranthus incanus

9 ------ Twickenham Cheiranthus incanus

10 Wallflower Cheiranthus fruticulosus

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