Aug. 11.—We have many "Morning Glories" here, some are native and many are imported. The local varieties are very decorative in the early morning and not to be despised; but the best. flowers are produced by plants grown from imi seed and we are of the opinion that the best of the lot are the varieties Heaven. ly Blue" and "Scarlet O'Hara." The first-named bears huge sky-blue flowers in abundance and a trellis covered with it is a begutifut sight. "Scarlet O'Hara" is also a prolific bearer, large red flowers appearing all over the plants. Canary creeper (Tropaeolum aduncum) does not thrive very well here: we seldom see a really good specimen; this is rather a pity for it is an elegant yellow-flowered creeper. The Summer appears to be too hot and damp for the plant. yet it will grow in some places especially if it is given a well-drained place with a aspect, Quamoclit lobata or Mina obata as it is Sometimes called. is another vigorous.growing climber; but as this is a Mexican perennial, it does not'fower very profusely until late in the season when grown as an annual: however, is not unlike does flower and all they are of a ari in great Suántitr. There is also a while-Gawered variety, but this is not so effective as owned gardens, the fruit being d and the fibrous interior bleached and Experience is doubly defective; too late to see the beginning and we soon to see the end of many 3 supplies both these detects. Viscount broke, jon: E Vater. a moments intense silence)
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