PURPLE TO LILAC 
JUNE 
nelist Botanical eas Height /pime of 
ot | Name | Sea Description Sietn | Bloom 
“Dark /KASHMIR _ |*Primula See page 139. May, 
purple” /TOOTH- denticulata early 
44 deeper. LEAVED var. June 
PRIMROSE /|Cachemiriana 
P. Cach- 
meriana 
“Lilac |BIRD’S-EYE |*Primula See page 139. se 
purple’ /PRIMROSE [farindsa 
43 pale 
“Pur- |JAPANESE |**Primula See page 139 and Plate, page 247. Late 
plish” |PRIMROSE (|Japénica May to 
near 30 Aug. 
deeper to 
white 
“Violet |ROSETTE |*Raménda See page 439. Mid. 
purple’? )/MULLEIN  ([Pyrenaica May to 
52 more Ramondia July 
violet Pyrenaica 
“Purple’?} ROSEMARY, |*Rosmarinus Tender aromatic sub-shrub. Small| 2-4 ft. |June, 
44bluer OLD MAN fofficinalis flowers in short racemes. Leaves of |Sun July 
culinary and medicinal value. Often 
seen in old-fashioned borders. Pro- 
tect in winter. Prop. by seed, cut- 
tings or layers. Dry light soil. Med- 
iterranean Region. 
“Bluish |TWO- Salvia See page 140. Late 
violet” (COLORED _/bicolor May, 
44 |SAGE June 
“Blue |VERVAIN {Salvia Flowers occasionally whitish. Bor-| 2-3 ft. |June, 
purple” (SAGE Verbenacea |der. Prop. by seed, Rich soil. Great |Sun July 
44 deep S. spélmina, | Britain; Asia. 
S. Spiémannt 
“Bluish SMALL OR  Scabidsa Branching plant with flowers inj 1-2ft. |June 
purple” |LILAC- Columbaria j globular heads, 14 in. wide. Good |Sun to Oct 
near50 |[FLOWERED for cutting. Plant in picking gar- 
SCABIOUS den. Prop. by seed and division. 
Any garden soil. Europe. 
“Lilac? |LILAC *Scilla See page 140. May, 
43 |WOOD festalis var. early 
HYACINTH lilacina June 
“Purple”’|WIDOW’S  |Sédum Wild on rocks. Pretty trailing | 3-6in. |June, 
43 deep |CROSS, pulchéllum species. Flowers small and closely Sun July 
BEAUTIFUL packed on many branches. Tiny suc- 
STONE- culent leaves turning reddish or pur- 
CROP plish. Carpeting for border or rock- 
garden. Prop. by seed or offsets. Any 
ordinary soil. U.S.A. 
“Pinkish |CUSHION *Siléne Mossy dwarf herb with small flow-| 2/in. es 
purple” |PINK, MOSS jacailis ers just peeping out from a dense mass Sun 
43 |CAMPION of pale green foliage. Rock-garden. 
Prop. by seed and division. Sandy 
loam. Europe. 
“Rich |LARGE- Sisyrinchium See page 140. May, 
purple” |FLOWERED |grandifldrum June 
BLUE-EYED |S. Douglasii 
GRASS 
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