------------------+--------------+---------------------------+-------- Verbenas. | | Buy sweet-scented | 18-24 | | verbenas which come in | inches. | | red, rose, pink, purple, | | | lavender, white. | ------------------+--------------+---------------------------+-------- Four-o’Clocks. | Mi-rab-i-lis | Do well everywhere. | 2 | Jal-ap-a. | | feet. | | Mixed colors. Give each | | | plant twelve inches of | | | room. Interesting because | | | often visited by humming | | | birds. | ------------------+--------------+---------------------------+-------- Mourning Bride. | Sca-bi-o-sa. | | | | | Pincushion | | | Flower. | | | ------------------+--------------+---------------------------+-------- * If garden space is small, select only the names marked with a star. Note: For description of Sweet Peas, see page 356. Our grandmothers loved also lady slippers, heliotrope, mignonette; but the perennial flowers have taken the place of many old-fashioned Annuals because they require less care. Among the most interesting Annuals are— EVERLASTING FLOWERS which may be dried and will keep their color for years. They make charming winter decorations for the table. There are several varieties. Do not try all of the varieties named, but select from the descriptions the one or two which would be most pleasing to you.