INDEX.
Acanthus, [120]
Accident, a beautiful, [51]
Achillea, [122]
Achilleas, large white, [53]
Aconite, the Winter, [139]
Aconitum, [121]
Adam’s Needle, [162]
Ajuga, [122]
Alkanet, [125]
Allium, the White, [123]
Allium, the Yellow, naturalised, [42]
Alstrœmeria, [123]
American Cowslip, [136]
American Swamp Lily, [64]
American White Wood Lily, [59]
Ampelopsis, [130]
Anchusa, [125]
Anemone, [124]
Anemone, Blue Apennine, [17]
Anemone fulgens, [23]
Anemones in the Riviera, [25]
Anthericum, [125]
Antirrhinum, [125]
Apennine Anemone, [7]
Aquilegia, [125]
Arabis, [126]
Arenaria, [126]
Arenaria balearica on a wall, [88]
Aristolochia Sipho, [129]
Arum, [127]
Arundo Donax, [155]
Asclepias, [128]
Asphodel, [127]
Aster, [128]
Astragalus, [129]
Astrantia, [129]
Atragene Alpina, [30]
Aubrietia, [129]
Bamboo, [130]
Bambusa, [130]
Baptisia, [130]
Barren–wort, [138]
Bear’s Breech, [120]
Bedding System, the, [2]
Bee Balm, [150]
Bell–flower, [130]
Bindweed, [134]
Bindweed, a South European, [135]
Bindweed, large white, [39]
Bitter Vetch, [151]
Blood–root, [15]
Bloodwort, [157]
Blue Apennine Anemone, [17]
Blue Rock Cress, [129]
Bog Garden, [77]
Bog Gardens, [67]
Bohemian Comfrey, [11]
Borage, [12]
Borage family, [9]
Borago, [130]
Borago cretica, [13]
Bramble, [155]
Bramble, the Nootka, [40]
Brookside Gardens, [67]
Bugle, [122]
Bulbs, hardy, for naturalisation, [172]
Bulbs and Tubers in grass, [15]
Calla palustris, [135]
Callirhoe, [150]
Calystegia, [134]
Campanula, [130]
Candytuft, Evergreen, [145]
Cape Pond Weed, [75]
Catch–fly, [157]
Celastrus, [46]
Centaurea, [131]
Centranthus ruber, [131]
Cephalaria, [157]
Cephalaria procera, [33]
Cerastium, [131]
Cheddar Pink, [91]
Cheddar Pink, Saxifrage, etc., on wall, [89]
Cheiranthus, [131]
Christmas Rose, [143]
Clematis, [133]
Clematis erecta, [133]
Clematis flammula, [21]
Clematis, large white, on Yew tree, [44]
Clematis, the mountain, [22]
Clematis, the White–flowered European, [133]
Climbers, [166]
Climbing plants crucified, [45]
Climbing plants for Wild Garden, [8]
Climbing Rose isolated on grass, [87]
Colchicum, [132]
Colony of Myrrhis odorata, [51]
Colony of Narcissus in shrubbery, [57]
Colony of Summer Snowflake, [119]
Columbine, [125]
Columbine, the Siberian, [126]
Columbines in Grass, v
Comfrey, [157]
Comfreys, [11]
Common Lupine, [146]
Copse, Lily of the Valley in a, [63]
Copses, [36]
Coral–wort, [135]
Cornus canadensis, [133]
Coronilla varia, [135]
Cotton Thistle, [151]
Cow Parsnip, the Giant, [35]
Cow Parsnips, [143]
Crambe, [134]
Crane’s Bill, wild, [94]
Creeping Forget–me–not, [151]
Cretan Borage, [13]
Crocus, [132]
Crocuses, [17]
Crocuses in turf, [20]
Culture in Woods, [64]
Cyclamen, [133]
Cyclamen, Ivy–leaved, [5]
Cyclamens in the Wild Garden, [134]
Cyperus longus, [73]
Cypripedium spectabile, [133]
Daffodil, [151]
Day Lily, [143]
Day Lily by margin of water, [76]
Delphinium, [136]
Dentaria, [135]
Dianthus, [137]
Dielytra, [136]
Digitalis, [137]
Digging shrubbery borders, [51]
Ditches, [36]
Dodecatheon, [136]
Dog’s–tooth Violet, [139]
Doronicum, [136]
Drapery for trees and bushes, [43]
Dug and mutilated shrubbery in St. James’s Park, [111]
Dwarf Cornel, [133]
Echinops, [138]
Ellacombe, Rev. H. N., on the Rose, [81]
Enothera, [151]
Epigæa repens, [138]
Epimedium, [138]
Eranthis hyemalis, [139]
Erica, [138]
Eryngium, [138]
Erythronium, [139]
Eupatorium, [137]
Evening Primrose, [151]
Evening Primrose at night, [4]
Evergreen Candytuft, [145]
Everlasting Pea, [148]
Exotic and British Wild Flowers in the Wild Garden, [17]
Ferns, [141]
Ferula, [140]
Flame Flower, [159]
Fleur de Lis, [145]
Flowers, Spring and early Summer, [166]
Forget–me–not, [149]
Forget–me–not, Creeping, [151]
Foxglove, [137]
Fritillaria, [140]
Fumaria, [136]
Fumitory, [136]
Fumitory, the Yellow, on wall, [91]
Funkia, [139]
Funkia Sieboldi, group of, [140]
Galanthus, [143]
Galega, [142]
Gardens of the future, [58]
Gentian, [142]
Geranium, [141]
Geranium, a hardy, [141]
Geraniums in Grass, v
Giant Comfrey, [13]
Giant Cow Parsnip, [35]
Giant Fennel, [140]
Giant Sea–kale, [134]
Globe Flower, [159]
Globe Flower order, [21]
Globe Flowers, [25]
Globe Flowers, group of, [21]
Globe Thistle, [138]
Goat’s Rue, [142]
Golden Rod, [156]
Grape Hyacinth, [148]
Grape Hyacinths, [17]
Grass, double Crimson Pæonies in, [30]
Grass, Star of Bethlehem in, [15]
Grasses for naturalisation, [171]
Great Siberian vegetation, type of, [35]
Green Hellebore in the Wild Garden, [26]
Gromwells, [11]
Gypsophila, [142]
Hardy flowers by brook–side, [69]
Heath, [138]
Hedgerows, [36]
Helianthemum, [144]
Helianthus, [144]
Hellebore in Wild Garden, [26]
Helleborus, [143]
Hemerocallis, [143]
Hemp Agrimony, [137]
Hepatica angulosa, [24]
Hepatica, common, [25]
Heracleum, [143]
Herb Paris and Solomon’s Seal in copse by streamlet, [67]
Hesperis, [145]
Honesty, [146]
Honeysuckle, [147]
Hop, the, [45]
Houseleek, [158]
Hovey, Mr., on tree drapery, [47]
Hypericum, [145]
Iberis, [145]
Illustrations, list of, xi
Indian Cress, showy, [160]
Iris, [145]
Japan Anemone in the Wild Garden, [23]
Japan Knotweed, [152]
Japan Sedum in Wild Garden, [92]
Kitaibelia, [150]
Knap–weed, [131]
Knautia, [157]
Landwort, [126]
Large Achilleas, [53]
Large Bindweed, [39]
Large–flowered Clematis, [101]
Large–leafed Saxifrage, [97]
Larkspurs, perennial, [27]
Lathyrus, [147]
Lavender, Sea, [156]
Leopard’s Bane, [136]
Leucojum, [147]
Liane in the north, [49]
Lilies through carpet of White Arabis, [55]
Lilium, [146]
Lily, [146]
Lily, American Swamp, [64]
Lily, American White Wood, [59]
Lily of the Valley in a copse, [63]
Lily, Wood, [159]
Lily, Water, [151]
Lily, White Wood, [37]
Lithospermum prostratum, [147]
Longleat, Wild Garden at, [61]
Lonicera, [147]
Lords and Ladies, [127]
Lunaria, [146]
Lungwort, [154]
Lungworts, [11]
Lupine, common, [146]
Lychnis, [147]
Mallow, [150]
Malope, [150]
Malva, [150]
Marsh Calla, [135]
Marsh Mallow, [123]
Marsh Marigold and Iris in early spring, [78]
Masterwort, [129]
Matthiola, [149]
May–flower, [138]
Meadow Rue, [158]
Meadow Rue in Wild Garden, [1]
Meadow Rues, [31]
Meadow Saffron, foliage of, [132]
Menispermum, [47]
Menziesia, [138]
Mertensia virginica, [12]
Milk Vetch, [129]
Mimulus, [148]
Mocassin Flower, [133]
Molopospermum, [149]
Monarda, [150]
Monkey–flower, [148]
Monkshood, [121]
Moonseed, [47]
Mountain Clematis, [22]
Mouse–ear, [131]
Mowing Grass, [17]
Mulgedium Plumieri, [6], [150]
Mullein, a tall, [161]
Muscari, [148]
Myosotis, [149]
Myrrh, [60]
Myrrhis odorata, a colony of, [51]
Narcissus, [151]
Narcissus, colony of, in shrubbery, [57]
New England, woods of, [58]
Night effect of Evening Primrose, [4]
Nootka Bramble, [40]
Nuphar, [151]
Nursery for London Parks, [118]
Nymphæa, [151]
Œnothera Lamarkiana, [4]
Omphalodes, [151]
Omphalodes verna, [10]
Onopordon, [151]
Orchard Wild Garden, [65]
Ornithogalum, [151]
Orobus, [151]
Oxalis, [152]
Ox–eye Daisy, the tall, [154]
Pæonies in grass, [30]
Pæony, [153]
Papaver, in var., [153]
Partridge Berry, [80]
Pea, [147]
Pea, Everlasting, [148]
Perennial Larkspurs, [27]
Perennial Larkspurs naturalised in shrubbbery, [28]
Periwinkle, [161]
Phlomis, [153]
Physostegia, [154]
Phytolacca decandra, [154]
Pink, [137]
Plants, Annual and Biennial, for naturalisation, [171]
Plants, Aquatic, [171]
Plants chiefly fitted for the Wild Garden, [32]
Plants, climbing and twining, for copses, thickets, hedgerows, and trees, [172]
Plants for bare banks, [164]
Plants for calcareous or chalky soil, [169]
Plants, hardy, with fine foliage, [165]
Plants for hedge–banks and like places, [165]
Plants for moist rich soils, [169]
Plants for naturalisation beneath specimen trees on lawns, [167]
Plants for naturalisation in lawns and other grassy places, [172]
Plants for peat–soil, [169]
Plants for the Wild Garden, [120]
Plants of vigorous habit for the Wild Garden, [164]
Plants, selections of, for old walls, ruins, or rocky slopes, [170]
Plants, selections of hardy, [163]
Plants suited for dry and gravelly soil, [170]
Polygonum cuspidatum, [152]
Poppy, [153]
Primrose, Evening, [151]
Pulmonaria, [154]
Pyrethrum serotinum, [154]
Rabbits and Woods, [173]
Reasons for the system, [4]
Red Valerian, [131]
Reed, the Great, [155]
Results, [92]
Rheum, [155]
Rhubarb, [155]
Riviera, Anemones in the, [25]
Rocket, [145]
Rosa, [155]
Rose, [155]
Roses for the Wild Garden, hedgerows, fences, and groups, [81]
Roses in the Riviera, [85]
Rosy Coronilla, [135]
Rubus, [155]
Rudbeckia, [144]
Rush, flowering, [73]
Sanguinaria canadensis, [157]
Saxifraga, [158]
Saxifrage, [158]
Scabious, the Giant, [33]
Scabious, [157]
Scilla, [157]
Scillas, [17]
Sea Holly, [138]
Sea–kale, the Giant, [134]
Sea Lavender, [156]
Sedum, [157]
Sempervivum, [158]
Shady Lanes, [36]
Shrubbery borders, digging of, [51]
Shrubbery, margin of, [118]
Shrubbery, Perennial Larkspurs naturalised in, [28]
Sida, [150]
Silene, [157]
Silkweed, [128]
Silphium, [144]
Snakes–head, [140]
Snapdragon, [125]
Snowdrop, [17]
Snowdrop–Anemone, colony of, in shrubbery not dug, [115]
Snowdrops, [143]
Snowdrops, Wild, by streamlet, [142]
Solidago, [156]
Solomon’s Seal, [18]
Sowbread, [133]
Speedwell, [162]
Spiderwort, [159]
Spiræa, [156]
Spring Flowers in the Wild Garden, [7]
Squill, [157]
Star of Bethlehem, [151]
Star of Bethlehem in grass, [15]
Starwort, [128]
Statice, [156]
St. Bruno’s Lily, [125]
St. John’s Wort, [145]
Stock, [149]
Stonecrop, [157]
Sunflower, Perennial, [144]
Sun Rose on limestone rocks, [144]
Sun Roses, [104]
Symphytum, [157]
Telekia cordifolia, [159]
Tew Park, [98]
Thalictrum, [158]
Thickets, [36]
Tiger Lilies in Wild Garden at Great Tew, [98]
Tradescantia virginica, [159]
Trailers, [166]
Trees and Bushes, drapery for, [43]
Tree drapery, Mr. Hovey on, [47]
Trillium, [159]
Tritoma, [159]
Tritoma, group of, [160]
Tropæolum speciosum, [160]
Tulip, [159]
Tunica, [142]
Turf, Crocuses in, [20]
Turk’s Cap Lily, [19]
Valley in Somersetshire, [70]
Verbascum, [161]
Veronica, [162]
Vetch, Bitter, [151]
Vinca, [161]
Vines, Wild, [48]
Viola, [162]
Violet, [162]
Virginian Creepers, [130]
Virginian Poke, [154]
Wall Cress, [126]
Wallflower, [131]
Water Dock, Great, [72]
Water Lily, [151]
Water Lily, Yellow, [71]
Water Plants, [70]
Waterside Gardens, [67]
White Arabis, Lilies coming up through carpet of, [55]
White Clematis on Yew tree, [44]
White Climbing Rose over old Catalpa tree, [84]
White Lily in Wild Garden, [146]
Wild Garden in the orchard, [65]
Wild Garden, Japan Anemone in the, [23]
Wild Garden, plants chiefly fitted for, [32]
Wild Garden, plants for, [120]
Wild Garden in America, [106]
Wild gardening on walls or ruins, [88]
Wild Garden, where to obtain plants, [120]
Wild Orchard, [65]
Wild Rose on a Pollard Ash, [83]
Wild Vines, [48]
Willow Herb, [7]
Wilson, Mr. G. F., and wood–culture, [64]
Windflower, [124]
Winter Aconite, [15]
Winter Heliotrope, [7]
Wistaria, [45]
Wood and herbaceous Meadow–sweets, [105]
Wood–culture, [64]
Wood–culture at Bodorgan, [65]
Wood Lily, [159]
Wood Plants, American, [150]
Woodruff and Ivy, [108]
Woods and woodland drives, [51]
Woods of New England, [58]
Wood Sorrel, [152]
Wye Valley, [90]
Yarrow, [122]
Yellow Allium naturalised, [42]
Yucca, [162]
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