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Ruta. 
Graved LESS Fol. Yar. The varie- 
gated Rue. 50c. 
Salvia. 
Afasea. Fine blue. 2 ft. Julv 
and August. 
ARGENTEA. Very curious foliage 
large and woolly. 50c. 
BlCOLOR. Blue and white. 
BRACTEATA, Blue. June and July. 
Mfi.TiKiDA Fol. Variegata. Va- 
riegated leaved Catmint, with 
spikes of small white flowers. 1 
ft. August. 
Pr.ktknsk. Distinctblueand white; 
exceedingly fine. 1 ft. June to 
August. ' • 50c. 
RUBICUNDA. Rosy purple Dowers. 
1 ft. June. 
SPELMINA. Deep blue. 1ft. June. 
Verticii.i.ata. Lilac blue. 1 ft. 
July. 
For other showy and more tender va- 
rieties, see Bedding Plants, Catalogue 
No. 3. 
Santolina. 
Chamixipparissus. Pretty silvery 
foliage, suitable for edgings and 
borders. 30c. 
Saxifraga. 
CORDIFOLIA. Blush, heart-shaped 
foliage. 3 in. April and May. 
CRASSIFOLIA. Pink, in compact 
clusters. 3 in. April and May. 
LlNGULATA Rosea. 
LlNGULATA RUBRA. Red,withdark 
red foliage. 4 in. April and 
May. 
Siher'ica. 3 in. April and May. 
These are all of luxuriant foliage, fre- 
quently used for rock-work. 
Scabiosa. 
CAUCASICA. Pale azure. 
Scutellaria {Skulleap.) 
Jap.ONICA. Spikes of pale blue 
(lowers. 4 in. high ; foliage 
small. July. 
Sedum {Stonecrop.) 
Acre. Good for edging. 
AlZOON. YellOW flowers; largeand 
long foliage. 6 in. June. 
ALBUM. White, with small foliage. 
3 in. June. 
AtrOPURPUEEWM. Dark red foliage 
and Mowers. 1 ft. August. 
AURKl'M. 
Carneum Yariegatum. Finely va- 
riegated foliage, suitable for edg- 
ings and baskets. 
CruCEATUM. White, cross-shaped 
flowers and foliage. 3 ft. July. 
EtEGANS. Yellow, small foliage. 
Sin. June. 
Sedum (Stont<i-op.) 
Ewersii. \ellow, small foliage. 
3 in. June. 
Hybridi m. Pale yellow, small fo- 
liage. 3 in. July. 
Kamtschaticum. Golden yellow ; 
lancet-leaved. 4 in. June. 
OpPOSITJtFOLIUM. White, opposite 
leaved. 3 in. July. 
POPUUFOUUM. Poplar leaved ; 
creamy white. 4 in. August. 
PuRPURESCENS, Purple; coarse hab- 
it 1 ft. July. 
REFLEXUM ( Trip-madam.) Straw 
color. 3 in. June. 
R0BUSTUM, or Monstrosum. Fan- 
shaped leaved ; curious. 3 in. 
June. 
Rodigasi {New.) Dark red luxuri- 
ant foliage. 50c. 
Sieboldii Medium Pictum. — 
Leaves distinctly margined with 
yellow, very effective for edgings 
of beds, baskets and vases. 30c. 
SpURIUM SlEBOLDII. Rose, shaded 
witli purple. 3 in. August and 
September. 
Telei-iium. Pink, with dark red 
luxuriant foliage. 1ft. August. 
TELBPHTUM AlJMFOMUM. Red flow- 
er and light foliage. 1 ft. Aug. 
TELEPHIUM Hyhkidum. Distinct. 
TeLEPHIOM PORPUREUM. Purple 
flowers and foliage. 1 ft. Aug. 
Yii.i.osim. White; very dwarf. 
The Sedums are of a spreading habit 
and well adapted for rock-work. The 
above collection embraces the finest va- 
rieties. 
Sempervivum {Houseleek.) 
Tahul.KKorme. 
Tectorum. 
Silene (Catc/i/y.) 
Orie.ntai.is. Crimson, in large 
clusters, blooms all summer. 
Viscosa Plena. Bright rose and 
double. 1 ft. June. 
Spiraea (Meadow Sweet ") 
Aruxcus. White spikes. 2 ft. 
FlLIPENDULA Pl.KNO. White ; 
double ; fine foliage. 1 to 2 ft. 
June. 
FOLFA Variegata. White with 
variegated foliage. 2feet. .June. 
Hkmboldtii. 
JaPONICA (Iloteia.) White spikes; 
distinct and beautiful ; fine for 
forcing in winter. 1ft. June. 50c. 
Lobata. Red ; of a robust habit. 
1 ft. June. 
Pedata. 
Rosea. Fine rose. 2 ft. June. 
Ui. maria. White ; elm-leaved. 2 
ft. June. 
Venista Plkno. Double white. 
2 ft. June. 
