The tree-shaded garden, so pleasant with its cool walks in summer, is apt to be somewhat trying to the flower-lover. There are not a great many flowering plants of the first rank which thrive quite under trees, but the following do not object to moderate shade: -

Aconite, Winter.

Anemones.

Aquilegias.

Asclepias.

Corydalis.

Cyclamens.

Daffodils.

A Colony Of Daffodil Emperor At The Garden House, Saltwood, Hythe.

Fig. A Colony Of Daffodil Emperor At The Garden House, Saltwood, Hythe.

Dielytra.

Digitalis (Foxgloves).

Dodecatheons (American Cowslips).

Doronicums (Leopard's Banes).

Epilobiums (Willow Herbs).

Evening Primroses (Oenotheras).

Forget-me-nots.

Fritillarias (Snake's Head Lilies).

Funkias.

Geranium Pratense flore pleno.

Geums.

Heucheras.

Hypericums (St. John's Worts).

Lilies of the Valley.

Mimuluses.

Omphalodes verna.

Pansies.

Primroses and Polyanthuses.

Primulas Japonica and rosea.

A colony of Primula Japonica Pulverulenta.

Fig. A colony of Primula Japonica Pulverulenta.

Sanguinaria Canadensis.

Saxifragas.

Scillas.

Sedum spectabile.

Snowdrops.

Spiraeas.

Thalictrums.

Tiarella cordifolia.

Trillium grandiflorum.

Trolliuses.

Tulips.

Veronicas.

Vincas (Periwinkles).

Violas and Violets.