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The Meadowvieiv 
S. fimbriatum. A small rosette, leaves tipped with 
a tuft of hairs. Flowers light rose. 
S. Funkii. Medium-sized brownish rosettes tipped 
emerald green. Flowers reddish purple. 30c 
each. 
S. globiferum. Large globular rosettes and in¬ 
curved leaves. 
S. Laggeri. The rosettes are very dense and com¬ 
pact, flattened. The outer leaves being reddish 
purple and the central ones green. The whole 
being covered with a thick, cobwebbed texture. 
40c each. 
S. potsi. Very small clustered rosettes. Should 
be grown in masses. 
S. tectorum. Large rosettes. Flowers red. (Roof 
Houseleek.) 
S. tectorum violaceum. Bronzy green foliage. 30c 
each. 
S. triste. Pretty bronze-green rosettes. Distinct. 
30c each. 
SILENE acaulis. Little green cushions starred 
with bright pink flowers. 30c each. 
S. alpestris. Mats of grassy foliage with clusters 
of pure white flowers. 
S. Elizabethae. Tufted shiny foliage and lovely 
pink blossoms. Rare and unusual. 50c each. 
S. maritima. This plant attracted more attention 
in the garden last season than almost any other 
plant. Trailing plant with large white blossoms. 
S. schafta. Bright carmine flowers in late fall. 
Lovely. 
STATICE incana nana. A minute Statice Latifolia. 
Blue flowers. 
TEUCRIUM Chamaedrys (Germander). Evergreen 
shrubby plant. Deep rose-red flowers. 
THYMUS Serpyllum album. A charming creeping 
plant covered with white blossoms. Fine for 
crevices. 
T. serpyllum citriodorus argenteus. Variegated fo¬ 
liage, lilac-colored blossoms. 
T. serpyllum coccineus. Fine for contrasting with 
the white variety. Bright carmine blossoms and 
a deeper green foliage. . - ~- 
T. serpyllum lanuginosa (Wooly thyme). Grey fo¬ 
liage and rose flowers. Beautiful in masses. 
VERONICA incana. Wooly foliage and intense blue 
colored flowers. 
V. pectinata. Grey wooly mat of foliage, flowers 
pink. A lovely plant. 
V. repens. Light blue flowers on flat dense foliage. 
V. rupestris. One of the most striking, plants, 
forming a lovely mat of green foliage with love¬ 
ly bright blue flowers. 
V. rupestris trehani. Like the above but the foli¬ 
age is greenish gold. 
VIOLA cornuta. These violas bloom continually 
from very early spring until fall. 
V. cornuta Jersey Gem. True violet blue color. 
Beautiful. 
V. cornuta apricot. Lovely rich apricot color. 
V. cornuta Suttons Apricot. Rich apricot tinged 
orange toward the center. 
Prices on all plants, except as noted, 25c each 
