ACRE MINUS. An abbreviated form of Acre. With 
a reasonable amount Of watering: durm}>- severe 
drouffnt. tew plants make a finer j^rouua >„uvcr. 
ALTISSIMUM: Gray gflaueous foliage three to live 
inches high. Drouth resistant. 
BALTICUM. Close ground cover of tiny emerald 
green heads. 
CUKSICCM. This is a sligj^y larger edition of 
jjasyphyllum and has proved a little liaruier vvim 
us. 
DASYPHYLLUM. Forms dense blue gray cujiiions 
of beady foliage. Should be protected irom ^i-ak 
winds in winter This with the Corjicum s^Ouiu 
be clipped after blooming and require some caie 
to get them through the heat of our summers, out 
they are worth it. 
ELEGANS*. Steel blue foliage, six inches retiming 
ixi winter and beautiful all the year round. 
INTERMEDIUM*. A fine winter ornament with us 
red foliage. Conservative grower. 
KAMTSCHATICUM. Long time bloomer. Orange- 
yellow flowers 
MIDDENDORFFIANUM. A choice variaiy. Narrow 
leaves on unbranched six inch crowded seems. 
Clusters of dark reddish rosettes appear for 
winter decoration. 
SIEBOLDI. This well known sedum is outstandirg 
of high rank, and good stock of it is n ^ver over¬ 
abundant. 
Three Tall Growing Sedums One to Two Feet. 
SPECTABILE BRILLIANT.. “One of the most 
noble.” Large panicles of amaranth red fl.wers 
in September. Spectabile is a lighter shade 
flower of the above. 
ALBOROSEUM. Foliis Medio Variegatis. White 
blotches in center of leave’s. Stems with green 
leaves should be removed if they apnea . 
PURPUREUM. Stout round stems. Flowers pur¬ 
plish red in dense terminal cymes. V/e also have 
a dwarf form of this variety. 
