The water-dragon is a nickname of the Caltha palustris, and dragon's-mouth of the Digitalis purpurea.

Among the earliest songsters of spring, occasionally tuning his voice before the arrival of the multitudinous choir, is the Crimson Finch or American Linnet (Fringilla purpurea).

(Fringilla purpurea.)

Malva, Mallow, at 910, and at 1. Arenarea purpurea, purple Sandwort, at 910, and at 23.

COPPER BEECH (Fagus sylvatica, var. purpurea).

[108] Probably the Anodonta Purpurea, according to V. Martens.

D. polifolia alba has white flowers; and D. polifolia atro-purpurea, purplish flowers.

There are numerous varieties, including a white-flowered E. cinerea alba; E. cinerea atro-purpurea, bearing dark purple flowers; E. cinerea atro-sanguinea, dark red flowers; E. cinerea coccinea, scarlet; E. cinerea purpurea, purple flowers; and E. cinerea rosea, with deep rose-coloured flowers.

There are numerous varieties, including a white-flowered E. cinerea alba; E. cinerea atro-purpurea, bearing dark purple flowers; E. cinerea atro-sanguinea, dark red flowers; E. cinerea coccinea, scarlet; E. cinerea purpurea, purple flowers; and E. cinerea rosea, with deep rose-coloured flowers.

P. AMYGDALUS DULCIS (syn A. dulcis), Sweet Almond, of which there are three distinct varieties, P.A. dulcis purpurea, P.A. dulcis macrocarpa, and P.A. dulcis pendula, should be included in every collection of these handsome flowering plants.

Or the seeds of Gentiana lutea or asclepedia or purpurea and of Aconite or Monkshood on their strong stems standing high above the snow.

Purpurea (Vallota Purpurea or Scarborough Lily) is a very beautiful free bloomer.

Purpurea (Vallota Purpurea or Scarborough Lily) is a very beautiful free bloomer.

The following plants are suitable:Arundo Donax, Bambusa Fortunei, Cypripedium Spectabile, Dondia Epipactis, Drosera Rotundifolia, Gunnera Scabra, Iris Kaempferi, Iris pseud-Acorus, Juncus Zebrinus, Myosotis Palustris, Osmunda Regalis, Parnassia Palustris, Pinguicula Vulgaris, Polygonum Sieboldi, and Sarracenia Purpurea.

Height, 1 ft. to 2 ft. Echinacea Purpurea (Purple Cone Flower).A stately hardy perennial, very pretty when in flower, but hardly suitable for cutting purposes.

Height, 2 ft. Stobæa Purpurea.

[Purpurea intexti ] tollunt auloea Britanni. (Georg. 3, v. 25.)

Testa depresso-conica, umbilicata, purpurea, albomarmorata, spiraliter papillata; papillis quadri-seriatis, umbilico laevi; infima facie papillata, apertura sulcata.

Testa ovato-conica imperforata ulbido-purpurea rudis crassa, labro duplicato, extus albido viridi, intus subsulcato, albo. Inhab.

Testa ovato-conica imperforata purpureo-albida laevigata, anfractibus convexis ultimo subangulato, apertura purpurea unifasciata.

0 2 ANAGALLIS ARVENSIS S.P. 2 3 ARENARIA PURPUREA P.S. 2 4 CALENDULA ARVENSIS F.M. 3 0 TACETES ERECTA A.M. 3 3 CONVOLVULUS ARVENSIS S.B. 4 0 ACHYROPHORUS MACULATUS S.A. 4 5 NYMPHAEA ALBA

The Salix purpurea.

DIGITALIS purpurea.

462 purpurea Purple Chinese ditto b.l.s.

l.b. 645 - purpurea Common purple do.