Both the present varieties are very desirable for rock-
work, as they are quite hardy, and need not the least
protection, or they may be grown in small pots, where
they make a handsome appearance when covered with
flowers, and may be turned out of them, and planted
into the ground at any season without injury. Cuttings
of them, planted under hand-glasses, after they have
done flowering, will strike root readily, and will soon
become nice young plants. Our drawing was made at
the Nursery of Mr. Lee, at Hammersmith, last Summer.
