Garden Notes - Old English Garden Flowers

 
Of all the flowers, none are more showy and long lasting as the Old English flowers.  Many are perennial, and will be growing in your garden for years to come.
  • Ageratum
    A half hardy annual plant, which may be kept over the winter as a perennial.

  • Auricula
    One of the oldest of our hardy perennial plants.

  • Bleeding Heart or Lyre Flower
    A hardy perennial plant that is now called Dicentra Spectabilis.

  • Calceolaria
    The ordinary bedding Calceolaria, a shrubby evergreen perennial plant.

  • Columbine
    A hardy perennial plant that is admirably adapted for borders or large beds.

  • Crown Imperial
    A hardy perennial bulbous plant that has long been a favorite in cottage gardens.

  • Double Daisy
    The Daisies of gardens are double forms of the Wild Daisy, a dwarf perennial plant that is quite hardy.

  • Dwarf Bindweed
    A hardy annual plant that is extensively grown in cottage gardens.

  • Flowering Currant
    A hardy deciduous shrub grown principally for its bright rose colored flowers.

  • Globe Flower
    A hardy perennial herbaceous plant of erect habit and useful for growing in shady places.

  • Goat's Rue
    A hardy perennial plant with beautiful foliage.

  • Godetia
    A hardy annual plant of which there are many beautiful varieties.

  • Golden Rod
    A hardy herbaceous perennial plant useful for the border, wild garden, and also for cutting.

  • Gypsophila Elegans
    A hardy annual plant largely grown for cutting.

  • Heliotrope or Cherry Pie
    A half hardy perennial plant of semi climbing habit that is largely grown for its fragrant flowers.

  • Honesty
    A hardy plant that may be grown as an annual or biennial

  • Iberian Cranesbills
    A hardy perennial plant that is very useful for growing in rockwork, banks, and similar places.

  • Italian Borage
    A hardy herbaceous perennial plant with bright purple flowers.

  • Lily of the Valley
    A hardy low growing perennial that is a native of Great Britain.

  • London Pride
    A low growing hardy herbaceous plant that has been grown in cottage gardens for many years.

  • Love in a Mist
    A hardy plant that is very useful for cutting.

  • Mallow
    A beautiful hardy annual plant that ought to be grown in every garden.

  • Monkey Flower
    A hardy perennial herbaceous plant of dwarf, training habit.

  • Night-Scented Stock
    A half hardy annual plant that is greatly prized for its fragrant flowers.

  • Oleander
    A beautiful greenhouse shrub which may be stood outdoors during the summer and early autumn months.

  • Perennial Flax
    A hardy perennial plant that is greatly prized for its blue flowers.

  • Perennial Lupin
    A hardy perennial herbaceous plant that is very useful for planting in borders.

  • Petunia
    A half hardy garden plant that is largely used for summer bedding.

  • Plume Poppy
    A hardy perennial plant with a rapidly spreading root system.

  • Pot Marigold
    A hardy annual flower of which there are a number of varieties.

  • Primrose
    A low growing hardy herbaceous plant that is found wild in the hedge rows and copses of great Britain.

  • Ranunculus
    A tuberous rooted member of the Buttercup family, and one of our oldest garden flowers.

  • Red Hot Poker
    A hardy herbaceous perennial plant well adapted for the border or large beds.

  • Rose Champion
    A hardy perennial plant that is sometimes known as Agrostemma Flos-Fovis.

  • Scarlet Avens
    A hardy perennial plant that is useful for cutting.

  • Sea Lavender
    A hardy herbaceous perennial plant that is very useful for growing in sea side gardens.

  • Sneezewort
    A hardy herbaceous plant and native of Great Britain.

  • Snowdrop
    A well-known perennial bulbous plant, of which there are several varieties.

  • Soapwort
    A hardy herbaceous perennial plant specially adapted for the wilder parts of gardens.

  • Solomon's Seal
    A free growing hardy herbaceous plant that is very useful for growing in semi wild places.

  • Spiderwort
    A hardy herbaceous perennial plant that is seldom met with except in old cottage gardens.

  • Spire Lily
    This used to be known as Hyacinthus candicans.

  • St. John's Wort
    A very dwarf hardy shrub, sometimes called the Rose of Sharon.

  • Sweet Jasmine
    A hardy shrub of rambling habit that is widely grown for its fragrant flowers.

  • Sweet Bergamot
    A hardy perennial herbaceous plant suitable for growing in borders or beds.

  • Sweet Woodruff
    A hardy perennial plant that is a native of this country.

  • The Blue-Flowered Sage
    A hardy herbaceous perennial plant useful for borders on account of its blue flowers.

  • Verbena
    The ordinary bedding Verbena, a hybrid, half-hardy herbaceous plant largely used for summer bedding.

  • Virginian Stock
    A hardy annual flower largely used for edging pathways.

  • Wild Hyacinth
    A hardy bulbous plant that is a native of Great Britain, being commonly known as the Bluebell.

 

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