New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-24


started in hotbcd and transplanted. Some Of the
other Ipomqs-as Hmbdta skgantissims Glue with
white bcD srandiaOrs Msrieana barge violet blue).
etc.--are desirable climbers
LoAsA niida (Chian ncttle planD IL a fine plant
for growing along street fence. border where
flowers ore picked by passers by npucking the pros
trate yellow blossom the hand in contact with
the branches covered with singing hairs nearly a.
poisonous as the sting Of bee. 1t Is tender annual
and should be sown late in May.
| LYcuYIs--The common scarlet, and some OF the
newer varieties Han9eana and SisLoIdi desira
bic flowers growing from one to two feet high. aud
though perennial will usually flower the first season.
started in tho house early to transplant in May.
MAIIGoLD TAoEIEs) Ia one OF the Oldest flowers and
not altogether fayorite owing to it's rank odor. Some
Of the newer french sorts quite pretty and all Of
the varieties bloom the entire season. late cor, Tage
ties sigHata pumila. forms dense Of foliage and
flowers in globular form Is inches in diameter, on
one plant OF which q thousand flowers are sometimes
grown. Sow in Mny.
NIGNoSErrE (Reseda odor~'a) will OF course, have
place 10 every gardenat least II ladies have aught to
do with IT, Docs best in masses and the
flowers give of delightful fragrance during the Gu
tire season. II Is hardy. may be sown early in May
thinned on; that each plant may have room.
MARVEL OF PERU or -Four O'Clock (sfirabils JaLapa)
makes fine show from the time II begnst bloom until
Frost. Some Of the variegated sorts. as red lilac
striped with white. yellow and red. etc. quite
pretty They grow o2i feet high, quite branching,
hence should be nned feet apart. 1t Ia perennial
and tie roots may be preserved Winter in sand.
| NEMoPHA. M'gnis, mderlsta dis,oidaiis etc, do
finely when planted In O cool. partially shaded situa-
tim. The flowers burn In bot sun. but In shade they
arc very prettyblue spotted and yariegated flowers
Hight TO IL inches 10 be carefully IN fine soil
about the middle ofMay.
| EyESIy0 PRIMROSE (Eaothsra Lamsrekiann Drum.
~ond VeitAh, aeanls aba, etc., though not perfectly
hardy are 30 pretty they should be grown by every ole
having large collection. They are generally percnni'
MS but tie above bloom the first season. opening their
flowers toward evening and remaining in bloom for q
iwhAc In the morning Tbs Lanarckiana grandpa
grows feet high. bears its large yellow foweTs-t
inches In diameter-n clusters aud continues In bloom
until frost.
| SWEET OR FLOwERISG Pas. OF various colors
mixed both pretty and fragrant They are hne for
screens. or TO grow in clumps, and when kept hom
going to seed will flower all summer. Tho several va
rees attain hight off feet and require brush or
other support. For succession SOW from middle OF
April 10 June
| PgrrNIAs-Mny he easily grown from Sod, though
plants are usually ob,aincd from florists. They flower
the frt season and II seed Of 1ne varieties II sown
most Of the plants win be desirable perhaps somethiDe
very choice The newer double. blotched and lar &c
erng sorts are splendid fovers and TO secure any
sorts rccourso must be had 10 cuttings OF
layers sown early IN May they begin To bloom In
une and continue Ia hower until killed by frost
PhIox DRuMoypn is entitled to place in every
Gowcr garden the delicate Of bright huei How
ere form al attractive show all Summer. There s q
variety Of color, from pure white TO p!nk scnre
crimson and varegstcd Of dwarf habii they are me
or edgines, or for forming ds,nct beds
PoKULAcA-1he various brilliant coors OF this trail
ling pant have always been admired and DOW with the
perfectly double sorts OF distinct coor. Also striped
We have stn more desirable plant, thriving In The
soorching Gun and dazzling the ego with vivid color
lSo~ as esily as last Of April or first Of Nay.
| KIcNus on CAsron On Plaintiffs IL grown for
La. pculi.y formed and ornamental foliage and erect
astey habit rather than its bloom. which is insiguih
can't II aI.o has the rvpued credt Of keeping mole'
from tie grounds where grown. Does best % singh
srcelmenA and Ia dnc for growing With shTubbery IL
tho lawn. attaining hight Of } 10 Is lect.
THSWrrK Stock (MAIHioLA sHH4sl-Sbould BY M
means be neglected Its spikes ol fragrant
double flowers slmost squaliBg the hyaeinth in iieh
hose, retain their luIurant appearance from July until
rost They Of nearly every shade Of color aod
every way desirable growing inches To feet high.
sov IA Nay In rich finely prepared bcrder.
NAsuETios cfEoPkoLrS major and misor). These
are fine plants TO grow along fences, old stone walls
etc. their dense foliage and semi-cmbing habit soon
Lowering unsehtly ohlects TIE foliage quite orns.
mental and flowers Of brilliant orange. red and yare.
gated colors. Beside being ornamental 10 flower and
iolage the green seed capsules form desirable pickle
lone variety. the pesrinura Canary I1ower) Is good
climber growing ten to fifteen feet and blooms Ike ali
io,her species until frost. Sow In May.
! ZnsIA-The old sort was pretty. but Is now mostly
superseded by the dosJis variety. splendid snowy
flower when plsnted In II is All annual and
not only blooms continually until frost bat the flowers
b. their own successive changes OF color give to the
whole mars an ever varying beauty. Some Of the
double flowers arc very large but seed OF hese will
sometimes produce single flowers. especially on poor
son. They grow II to feet high. Sow In 3 nicely
prepared border Ia tie frat second week Of May.
| Among the EVERLASTING FLOWERS, Acroclinium
yo,sum, Gomphrcna giobess (goho amnranth). He'll
chrysum Rhodanthe nacgiI,, and Xcranthemun are
most desirable They are 20 be- about the middle
OF May in finely prepared soil
II than the above wanted, select Arrosten.
ma Anag allis, AntirrhiEum, Clarkia pulchelId ana
leI>ans Hibiscus LObelia oardinaiis Luplnus Salpi
slossis. Scabicsa and Veronica SydIdcl.