151. Podalyria calyptrata (Large pink Keurtje) 
South Africa. Very beautiful evergreen shrub, neat sil¬ 
very foliage, good sized clusters of rosy pink large pea 
shaped fragrant flowers very much resembling the common 
sweet pea. A beautiful thing for cut flowers and lasts 
well in water. Named after Podalyrius, a physician who 
accompanied the Greek army to the Siege of Troy. New 
introduction. 4 inch pots.1.00 
152. *Polygala apopetala 
Lower California. Tall, rather slender growing evergreen 
shrub, dark green foliage, covered in spring and summer 
with spikes of purple pea shaped flowers. Very showy 
and profuse bloomer...$ .50 
153. *Polygala virgata 
South Africa. Smaler growing than the preceding, habit 
somewhat ike a Broom, the pea shaped fowers are a deep 
rosy pink or purple. Uncommon.$ .75 
154. *Prostanthera nivea (Mint Bush) 
West Austraia. Evergreen shrub with neat, small green 
foliage, covered in spring and early summer along the 
new growth with very beautiful small white somewhat 
trumpet shaped flowers. Lasts well in water. New in¬ 
troduction . $ .75 
155. Psoralea pinnata 
South Africa. Tall, strong growing evergreen shrub, fol¬ 
iage very similar to a Pine tree, spikes of deep blue and 
white flowers, quite attractive and uncommon....$ .50 
156. Psoralea aphylla 
South Africa. Much slenderer than the preceding, habit 
and growth similar to our Brooms or Genistas, racemes of 
blue and white pea shaped flowers. New introduction. 
.$ .50 
157. Regelia pileata 
Australia. Strong growing evergreen shrub with dense 
dark green foliage resembling a Melaleuca, to which it 
is closely allied, an abundance of purple Bottle Brush 
shaped blooms. New introduction. 1 gallon cans.$1.00 
158. Rhodorhiza Florida (Syn. Convolvulus Florida) 
Canary Islands. Rather slender shrub growing eventually 
to about ten feet in height, willowy, slender branches cov¬ 
ered during almost the entire year with masses of small, 
pure white, single flowers of the regular Convolvulus 
shape. Very pretty and attractive shrub, does equally well 
in sun or shade. An unusually good garden shrub and 
very uncommon. 1 gallon cans.$1.50 
159. *Rondeletia amoena 
South America. Good sized shrub, very handsome foliage, 
large nicies of pink flowers with yellow throat. Unus¬ 
ually beautiful shrub of aristocratic appearance. Scarce. 
.$1.00 
160. Rondeletia cordata 
South America. Very similar to the preceding with the 
exception that the leaves are smoother and the flowers are 
rather more pronounced pink. A splendid shapely shrub 
particularly beautiful and uncommon....$1.00 
161.^Rondeletia speciosa 
South America. Much dwarfer than the preceding, with 
a brilliant orange and scarlet bloom.$1.50 
162.*Salvia arborea 
Mexico. The largest growing of the family, makes a large, 
