| | | | | | Most pæonies bloom in | | | early Summer. | ------------------+--------------+---------------------------+-------- Alkanet or | An-chu-sa. | See List No. 2 for | Bugloss. | | description. | ------------------+--------------+---------------------------+-------- Bellflower.* | Cam-pa-nu-la.| _Perennial Varieties_: | | | (_a_) Campanula Carpatica | 8 | | (Carpathian Hare-Bell). | inches. | | Bloom from June to | | | October. Blue. | | | | | | (_b_) Campanula | 2-3 | | Persicafolia (Peach | feet. | | Bells). One of the best. | | | Large blue, and white | | | varieties. | | | | | | (_c_) Campanula | 4-5 | | Pyramidalis (The Chimney | feet. | | Bellflower). Stately | | | pyramid form plant, with | | | many blue flowers. There | | | is also a white variety. | | | | | | It is best to buy plants | | | of the above. | | | | | | NOTE.—There are also | | | biennial varieties of | | | Campanula; namely, | | | Campanula Medium or | | | Canterbury Bells, and | | | Campanula Calycanthema | | | (Cup and Saucer). | | | _Biennial_ means of two | | | season’s duration. | ------------------+--------------+---------------------------+-------- Madonna Lily.* | Li-li-um | Pure white lilies, | 2-3 | Can-di-dum. | resembling Easter Lilies, | feet. | | growing on strong stems. | | | Plant in the Fall (or | | | possibly in the early |