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BLUE, LAVENDER AND PURPLE (CONTINUED) 
SPRING AND EARLY SUMMER 
AQUILEGIA 3 for 
Glandulosa. Beautiful large blue and white flowers. Spring 
and early summer. Siberia. Ht. 1 ft. each 75c 2.00 
Jucunda. (Siberian Columbine). Broad sepals of powder blue 
with clear white petals. each 50c 1.40 
ASTER—Sandy loam in full sun. 
Alpinus. An abundance of violet blue flowers with center of 
bright gold. North America. each 25c .65 
Alpinus Dark Beauty. Form with dark blue flowers, each 25c .65 
Alpinus Nancy Perry. A fine variety of dwarf Aster with 
lavender blue flowers and golden center. Ht. 8 in. each 25c .65 
ATRAGENE — Alpina (Clematis Alpina). A low rambling 
species seen at its best trailing among rocks in the rock 
garden. Drooping flowers of light purple in early summer. 
Alpine woodlands. each 75c 2.00 
BELLIS—Rotundifolia Caerulescens. Tiny rosettes of green 
leaves and charming blue Daisy-like flowers. 3 in. Morocco. 
A gem. each 40c 1.10 
DIANTHUS—Superbus. One of the most beautiful of the 
family with very large lacy blossoms of pale lavender, 
having a strong scent of orange blossoms. Europe. Limy 
soil. each 40c 1.10 
DRABA—Pyrenaica. (The Rock Beauty). A native of the High 
Alps. Tiny tufts of foliage covered with fragrant soft lilac 
flowers. Rare and fine. each $1.00 2.75 
ECHINACEA — Angustifolia (Brauneria angustifolia). Low 
foliage with short silvery hairs. Heads of light purple 
flowers. North America. each 35c 1.00 
EDRAIANTHUS—Pumiliorum. Tufts of narrow leaves. Large 
bell flowers of clear lavender. Height 2 in. Very 
fine. each 50c 1.40 
EPIMEDIUM—Violaceum. Orchid-like blossoms of lavender. 
Shade. each 60c 1.65 
ERICA — Vulgaris Aurea. Golden foliage with lilac 
flowers. each 50c and $1.00 
ERINUS—Alpinus. Small compact plant with fine foliage 
covered with rosy lavender flowers. Spring. each 30c .85 
GENTIANA—Acaulis. Large blue trumpets. 4 in. Sun. Alps 
and Pyrenees. each 75c 2.00 
GERANIUM—Ibericum. Fine blue flowers. Its broad lobed 
leaves take on brilliant coloring in autumn.each 50c 1.40 
HABERLEA 
Ferdinand-Coburgi. Rosettes of green leathery leaves. 
Gloxinia-like lavender flowers, speckled inside with gold. 
Balkans. Rare and choice. each $1.00 2.75 
Rhodopensis. New. Handsome dark green rosettes. Pale lilac 
flowers speckled with gold. 3 to 4 in. Closely related to 
Ramondia. Balkans. each $1.00 2.75 
