YELLOW JUNE 
Color English ane se iti Height Time of 
Name Synonyms ae seien Bloom, 
“Yellow” MIDDEN- *Sedum Creeping tufted evergreen. Starr in. une, 
3dull (|DORF’S Midden- flowers in flat-topped iseets: Palpy San ie 
STONECROP |dorfianum foliage, deep green turning purple in 
winter. Good for carpeting. Prop. 
preferably by division. Sandy soil 
best. Amurland. 
“Yellow” |SIX- Sédum Tiny creeper closely resembling S.| 3-6in. |Early 
4 ANGLED sexangulare | acre, with starry flowers and delicate |Sun June, 
STONECROP pulpy foliage. Prop. by seed or off- July 
sets. Ordinary garden soil. Europe. 
“Yellow” |\CELANDINE |Styléphorum See page 106. May, 
8 lighter POPPY diphyllum early 
Chelidonium June 
d. Papaver 
Styl6phorum 
“Green- |GLAUCOUS Thalictrum Desirable for foliage. Flowers in] 2-5 ft. |Late 
ish MEADOW _ fglatcum dense clusters. Fern-like leaves. |Halj June 
yellow” RUE Wild garden. Prop. in spring by seed |shade _jto late 
2 and division. Well-drained loam. S. July 
Europe. 
“Green- |DWARF *Thalictrum Grown for foliage. Insignificant | 1-2 ft. [Late 
ish MEADOW _ minus flowers droop in lax feathery pani- |Halj June 
yellow” |RUE T. pur- cles. Fine grayish foliage like that of |shade to 
piureum, Maiden-hair Fern. Good for cutting. mid 
T. saxdtile Charming in border or wild garden or July 
as edging. Prop. in spring by seed 
and division. Well-drained soil. Eu- 
rope; N. Asia; N. Africa. 
ar. adiantifolium (T. adiantioides, 
T. adianthifolium). A favorite, simi- 
lar to the type, with foliage even more 
maidenhair-like. Hort. 
“Yellow” |GOLDEN Thaspium Wild branching herb. Flowers in| 1}ft. jJune, 
4 lighter |ALEXAN- = jatireum umbels. Deeply divided leaves on |Half July 
DERS T. trifoliatum| the stalks and at the base of plant. |shade 
var. aureum | Naturalize in wild garden. Good 
moist soil. N. Amer. 
“Yellow”|CAROLINA |*Thermépsis Erect Jupine-like plant, wild in open | 2-4 ft. |Early 
THER- Caroliniana |roads. Pea-shaped flowers in long |Sun or |June 
MOPSIS dense racemes. Clover-like leaves. |shade to 
Excellent for border. Prop. generally mid 
by autumn or spring sown seed, July 
Light well-drained soil. Va.; N.C. 
“Yellow”|BEAN-LIKE |*Thermé6psis See page 106. May, 
4 THER- fabacea June 
MOPSIS T. montana 
“Yellow” |ALLEGHANY |*Thermépsis See page 1006. Mid. 
4  |THER- méllis May to 
MOPSIS Aug. 
“Yellow”|MOUNTAIN |Thermépsis See page 106. May, 
THER- montana June 
MOPSIS 
“Yellow”|MOUNTAIN |**Tréllius See page 109. Early 
5  |GLOBE Europ2us May to 
FLOWER __ |7. globosus fare 
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