CATALOC?rE OF HARDY PLA^'TS. 
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EACH. BOZSN. 
Epimedium alpinum. Alpiiie Barrenwort. — Handsome foliage 
and airy clusters of purplish aud yellow flowers 
of quaint ehape in May. 6 to 9 inches 25 $2.50 
macranthum. — A fine rare species -with panicles of largo 
■whitish flowers in spring. G to 12 inches. 
$14.00 per 100 25 2.60 
Erica carnea. IVinUr HeatJt. — One of the earliest floweriug 
shrubs we have J often blooms in J^Iarch. Flow- 
ers red in long racemes. Largo plants '>0— 75 
Euonymus radicans variegatus. Japanese Box. — A beautiful 
climbing variegated plant, well suited for plant- 
ing along paths, where it may be cut into any 
shape, or for covering rocks or stumps 20 2.00 
Eupalortum ageratoides. White Snake-Root. — A fine species 
with corymbs of piu*e white flowers in midsum- 
mer. 2 to 3 ft §12.00 per 100 20 2.00 
Euphorbia coroiiala. Floxcering Spurge.— A. tall branching 
plant with pure white flowers or properly involu- 
cres. Fine for cutting from July to October, 2 
to3« §8. 00 per 100 15 1.50 
Myrsiniles. Glaiicom Spurge. — The fleshy grayish 
white leaves and prostrate habit reudor this valu- 
able for edgings. Flowers small jellow aud not 
showy. G to 8 inches 25 2.50 
Rcaria ranunculoides fl. pl.—A beautiful early spring flower- 
ing plant with very double yellow flowers. 3 to 
6 inches 30 3.00 
Funkfa^ovata. Blue PUmtain LiUj. — Flowers large funnel- 
shaped and lilac-blue in summer. 12 to 18 inches. 
^U.OOpor 100 25 2.50 
Sieboldii. SiehohVs Plantain Foliage smalhr 
and lighter green than the last, and flowerH not 
as showy. 12 to IS iochos §11.00 per 100 25 2.50 
subcordata. While Plantain Lilj/.—Tho fiuost species. 
Flowers largo pure white and very fragrant in 
summer. 12 to 18 inches JjlU.OO per 100 25 2.50 
subcordata grandiflora.— A larger flowered form of the 
last aud very fihowy 35 3,50 
Gentiana acaulis. Sternlesji GaUiaii.—Onei of the most beau- 
tiful of alpines, forming mats of leathery foliage; 
in May the plants arc covered with vase-like flow- 
ers 2 inches long of the most intense blue. "We 
have strong imported clumps which, if planted 
in a rich loam^vsoil, will flower finely. Camiot 
be sent by mail 3 to G in. Extra strong clumps 50 5.00 
Small plants by mail. 30 8.00 
alba. W kit^'jloirered (7i'rt/iaH.— Similar to tie next, 
but with large greenish-white flowers. l2tol8in. 30 8.00 
Andrewsii.^ Closed GenU'an.—T'mQ blue flowers 1 inch 
long in autumn, produced in largo clusters. 10 
to 15 inches .$12.00 per 100 20 2,00 
