Lonicera spinosa or Al-bertii

Siberian Honeysuckle

1

2

Rose-pink

May & June

S. Leaves small and narrow. Branches slender and pendulous. Individual flowers small but very fragrant. A pretty low shrub and good near rocks or in the shrubbery border. A. E.G.

Lonicera Standishi

1

6

Light pink

April

S. Spreading in growth. Leaves hairy and half evergreen. B. C. D. G.

Lonicera tatarica

Tartarian Honeysuckle

1

6-8

Pink to white

May & June

S. A very attractive, useful shrub, with an abundance of fragrant flowers in the spring, and bright red fruit in autumn. A. D.G.

Lonicera tatarica var. alba

White Bush Honeysuckle

1

6-8

White

May & June

S. More erect in growth than the preceding; flowers larger. A. D.G.

Lonicera xylosteum

Fly Honeysuckle

1

6-8

Yellow-white

May

S. Foliage oval, dull green. Flowers fragrant and large. Fruit dark red and very showy. A. D.G.

Lupinus polyphyllus

Hardy Lupine

4

3

Purple

June & July

Leaves palmate. Flowers pea-shaped, in long spikes. An old garden favorite. A. G. I.

Lupinus polyphyllus var. albus

White Lupine

4

3

White

June & July

Like the preceding, this variety is very effective in the wild-garden or in the hardy border. A. G. I.

Lychnis alba var. flore-pleno

Evening Campion

4

2

White

July to Sept.

Flowers double, large and loose in clusters. Spreading in habit; good for the rockery. A. G.