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Altissima. Handsome wide rosettes of blue-grey, silver-beaded 
leaves. Creamy white flowers in branching pyramids of 
blossom. each 50c 
Cartilaginea. Rosettes of sharp-pointed leaves. Pink or white 
flowers produced in sprays 6-9 in. Rare. Asia Minor, ea. 50c 1.40 
Cochlearis. Tiny silvery rosettes of tongue-shaped leaves. 
White flowers. Fine. each 60c 1.65 
Cochlearis Minor. Tiny domes of silvered rosettes. White 
flowers. each 75c 
Cotyledon Caterhamensis. 3 ft. sprays of white flowers heavily 
spotted with red. each 75c 
Cotyledon Pyramidalis. Broad-leaved rosettes; large spires of 
pure white flowers, flecked with pink. each 75c 
Elliott’s Silver. Splendid hybrid with heavily silvered rosettes 
in close clustered form. each 50c 
Engleri. Rosettes of silvery leaves. Plumes of white 
flowers. each 75c 
Gaudini. Large leathery rosettes, often tinged with red. 
Sprays of pink spotted flowers. each 50c 
Hostii. Handsome rosettes of long leaves with toothed 
margins. Panicles of creamy white flowers spotted with pink. 
Europe. each 50c 
Lingulata Superba. Mats of large and out-curled leaves, long 
and narrow with a beautiful edge of silver beading. Tall 
sprays of white stars. each 75c 
Lingulata Albida. Distinct form. White flowers. each 75c 
Lingulata Bellardi. Rare treasure. Beautiful white flowers. 
each 50c 
Longifolia. Handsome rosettes of silver grey. Large spires of 
white blossoms from 2 to 3 ft. tall. “Queen of the Saxi¬ 
frages.” Pyrenees. each $1.00 
Macnabiana. Fine spikes of white flowers heavily spotted 
with pink dots. each 35c 1.00 
Mixed Encrusted Varieties. each 30c .85 
Pyrenaica. Pointed leaves. Short plumes of white flowers. 
each 40c 1.10 
Tumbling Waters. A rare and beautiful variety with a pro¬ 
fusion of white flowers. each 75c 
KABSCHIA GROUP — (Cushion Rockfoils). Small spiny foliage 
in shades of lovely blue grey, to be used in moraine, or 
crevice between two rocks. All are early bloomers, and like 
warm, half sunny situation, in gritty soil and leafmold. 
Apiculata. Mats of green spiny foliage. Yellow blossoms. 
Early Spring. each 40c 1.10 
Apiculata Alba. White form of the above.each 40c 1.10 
