PINK, PURPLE TO LILAC 
SEPTEMBER 
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Color eae Hem on Description 
Synonyms 
“Pur- [EWER’S *Sedum More or less trailing plant. Flow- 
plish TURKESTAN Ewersii var. | ers in close globular clusters. Broad 
pink” (STONECROP |Turkestani- | glaucous leaves. “Hardy in Mass.” 
27 lighter cum Good for carpeting. Prop. preferably 
by division. Sandy soil best. Tur- 
kestan. 
“Pink” |LYDIAN Sedum See page 402. 
STONECROP |L¥dium 
“Pink- (LARGEST *Sédum Vigorous bushy plant, bold and 
ish” STONECROP |maéximum stately. Flowers, spotted with red, 
dull 22 in in lax panicles. Broad pulpy leaves. 
effect Good for massing in the border or 
rock-garden. Prop. preferably by 
division. Easily grown in any poor 
gravelly soil. urope; Asia. 
Var. purpureum, purple leaves. 
“Pink” |SIEBOLD’S § |*Sedum See page 402. 
38 lighter STONECROP (Siebdldii 
“Rose” SHOWY **Sedum See page 402. 
38 or 32 SEDUM spectabile 
lighter S. Fabaria 
“Pink- |JAPANESE  |*Tric¥rtis An interesting plant. Lily-like 
ish” TOAD LILY jhirta purple-spotted flowers on erect leafy 
39 lighter T. Japonica |stems. Blooms so late that it is apt 
to be injured by frost. Associate with 
Trilliums, etc., in rock-garden. Prop. 
by offsets. Light sandy loam with 
leaf-mold. Japan. 
Var. nigra, desirable as it flowers a 
few weeks earlier. Hort. 
“Purple” BESSA- *Aster See page 403. 
46 |RABIAN Améllus var. 
ASTER Bessarabicus 
A. Bessara- 
bicus 
Violet” RUSH *Aster See page 337- 
47 |ASTER janceus 
“Violet” |SAVORY- *Aster lina- See page 337- 
bet. LEAVED riifdlius 
46 & 47 |ASTER Diplopappus 
linariifoélius 
“Violet”? |LINDLEY’S |*Aster See page 403. 
44 pale |ASTER Lindleyanus 
“Purple” |NEW ** Aster See page 404 and Plate, page 434. 
48 redder,ENGLAND |Nove Anglia 
ASTER OR 
STARWORT 
“Blue [NEW YORK |*Aster Novi Vigorous plant with numerous flow- 
violet”? |STARWORT |Bélgii ers. Shrubbery and border. Prop. 
44 by seed and division. Prefers moist 
soil. N. Amer. 
Situation 
4-6 in. 
Sun 
1-2 ft. 
Sun 
1-3 ft. 
Half 
shade 
3-5 ft. 
Sun 
Aug., 
Sept. 
July to 
early 
Sept. 
July to 
Oct. 
Aug. to 
early 
Oct. 
Mid. 
Aug. 
to late 
Sept. 
Sept., 
early 
Oct. 
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