it. Sudden changes of temperature, as cool nights
following warm days, tend to the production of mildew, and with house
plants, these sudden changes should be carefully guarded against.

CHAPTER XXX.

SENTIMENT AND LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS.

Amaranth Immortality.
Amaryllis Beautiful, but timid.
Aster, double Variety.
Aster, German Afterthought.
Arbutus Thee only do I love.
Acacia Friendship.
Apple Blossom Preference.
Asphodel Remembered after death.
Arbor Vitae Unchanging friendship.
Alyssum Worth beyond beauty.
Anemone Your love changes.
Azalea Pleasant recollections.
Argeratum Worth beyond beauty.
Balsam Impatience.
Blue Bell Constancy.
Balm Pleasantry.
Bay-leaf I change but in death.
Bachelor's Button Hope.
Begonia Deformed.
Bitter Sweet Truth.
Buttercup Memories of childhood.
Brier, Sweet Envy.
Calla Feminine Modesty.
Carnation Pride.
Clematis Mental Excellence.
Cypress Disappointment, Despair
Crocus Happiness.
Columbine I cannot give thee up.
Cresses Always cheerful.
Canterbury Bell Constancy.
Cereus, Night-blooming Transient beauty.
Candytuft Indifference.
Chrysanthemum Heart left desolate.
Clover, White I promise.
Clover, Four-leaved Be mine.
Crown Imperial Authority.
Camellia Spotless purity.
Cissus Changeable.
Centaurea Your looks deceive me.
Cineraria Singleness of heart.
Daisy, Field I will think of it.
Dahlia Dignity.
Daffodil Unrequited love.
Dandelion Coquetry.
Everlasting Always remembered.
Everlasting Pea Wilt thou go with me.
Ebony Blackness.
Fuchsia Humble love.
Foxglove Insincerity.