YELLOW JUNE 
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Caer | Name | Seas sais Sitti | Bloor 
“Golden HYBRID *Potentilla Rather tender double hybrid with) 2ft. |June 
yellow” |CINQUE- “Gloire de a profusion of buttercup-like flowers. |Sun to 
effect 7 |FOIL OR Nancy” Foliage excellent. Border. Protect Sept 
FIVE- in winter. Prop. by root division in 
FINGER spring. Dry sandy soil. Hort. 
“Yellow” |/LARGE- Potentilla Flowers borne on leafy branching | 10-20 in.|June, 
3 FLOWERED {grandiflora stems. Silky compound leaves. Bor- | Sun July 
CINQUE- der or rock-garden. Prop. by seed 
FOIL OR and division. Dry sandy soil. Eu- 
FIVE- rope; Asia. 
FINGER 
“Golden |PYRENEAN /Potentilla See page 105. May to 
yellow” |CINQUE- Pyrenaica Aug. 
5 FOIL 
“Rich |STUART’S§ |**Primula See page 105. Late 
yellow” |PRIMROSE [Stiartii May, 
3 light June 
“Golden |[BACHE- Rantinculus See page 105. Mid. 
yellow” /LOR’S acris var. May to 
BUTTONS _ flére-pléno Sept. 
“Yellow”|DOUBLE Rantinculus See page 106, Mid. 
5 ACONITE- aconitifdlius May to 
LEAVED var. July 
BUTTERCUP liteus-plénus 
“Yellow”|MOUNTAIN /Rantnculus See page 106. May to 
5 BUTTERCUP montanus early 
July 
“Yellow”|CREEPING |Rantinculus See page 106. May to 
DOUBLE- __ |répens var. Aug. 
FLOWERED (flére-pléno 
BUTTERCUP 
“Yellow” WEBB’S Scabidsa Smaller than the type. Flowers on / 6-10 in. |June 
3 pale |SCABIOUS  ochroleiica long stems. Good for cutting. Neat |Sun to 
OR PIN- S. Webbiana | tufts of grayish green leaves. Border early 
CUSHION or rock-garden. Prop. by division. Sept. 
FLOWER Poor soil preferable. Phrygia. 
“Yellow” STONE- *Sedum See page 100. Late 
4 CROP, WALL acre May, 
PEPPER, June 
LOVE 
ENTANGLE 
“Yellow” |AIZOON *Sedum Starry flowers in dense flat clusters. | 1-2 ft. |Mid 
5 STONECROP |Aizé6on Color rather poor. Pulpy leaves Sux June 
coarsely toothed. Good for edging to 
or rock-garden. Prop. by seed, spring mid. 
division or cuttings. Loose soil. Aug. 
Siberia; Japan. 
“Yellow” HYBRID Sedum Creeping evergreen. Flowers in| Gin. |June 
4 dull & SSTONECROP jhybridum clusters, 2-3 in. wide. Small leaves. |Sun 
deep Good for carpeting. Prop. preferably 
by division. Sandy soil best. Siberia. 
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