Rock Garden Seeds, New and Choice Kinds 
ABRONIA Umhellatu Grand!flora, large flow¬ 
ered, a rapid-growing trailer with Verbena¬ 
like clusters; very fragrant; rosy blooms; 
likes sun and sand. 
ACHILLEA Tomentosa Aurea, 6 in., bright 
golden repeated corymbs of bloom; gian- 
cus, fine-cut foliage; dense habit; a splen¬ 
did perennial for rock-work. 
YCONITUM Fischeri, 3 ft.; an attractive pe¬ 
rennial, with big dense spikes of deep blue 
ADONIS Vernalis, 1 ft.; large golden firs, 
ALYSSUM Minimum, an effective edging and 
rockery annual; creeps on the ground; ev- 
erblooming; white clusters of sweet firs. 
Saxatilc Compactum, Gold Dust, 1 ft.; fine 
hardy perennial ; golden clusters early 
Silver Queen, like Saxatile, but has sulphur 
yellow firs. ; perfectly hardy. 
Montanum, 6 in. ; yellow clusters, silvery 
Rostratum, dwarf, golden clusters, free- 
Serpyllifoliiim, 6 in. ; earliest pigmy rock 
plant; yellow bloom. 
VGERATUM Scarlet Gem, 3 in. ; small, dark 
rose, fine foliage. 
ANCHUSA Blue Bird, 1 ft. ; vivid indigo blue. 
Sempervirens, 2 ft., rich blue in shirt axil¬ 
lary spikes ; hardy perennial . 
ANDROSACE Coronpiflora, pretty rosettes of 
white firs., in summer; charming annual. 
AJfEMONE St. Bridgid, 1 ft., large flowers of 
various rich colors; easily grown; mixed. 
Pulsatilla, 8 in., bears violet firs., in April: 
plant covered with silky hairs. 
ANTIRRHINUM Rock Hybrids, 8 in-, high. A 
Glutinosum crossed with A. Majus; fine 
new plants for the rockery. 
AQUILEGIA COERULEA AUBRIETIA HYBRIDA 
AQUILEGIA Alpina, 1 ft., large beautiful blue- 
firs. ; splendid rock plant; hardy; peren- 
Coerulca, 1 ft., splendid big blue and white 
flowers with long spurs during June. 
Siberica, 1 ft., double firs., blue, rose, red. 
ARABIS Alpina, a splendid early-blooming 
white perennial; fine for beds and rock- 
Alpina Rosea, very handsome rose-colored 
Racemosa, 1 ft., white, dwarf, large-flower- 
ARENARIA Laricifolia, 6 in., a pretty white- 
flowered rock plant from Switzerland. 
Montana, 6 in., large white firs, very freely 
produced on long stems ; fine perennial 
ARMERIA 3raritiina Rosea, 1 ft., tufts 
Maritima Splendens, bright rosy-magenta. 
Dianthoides, 6 in., light pink in close heads. 
Lauclieana, 6 in. tufts; brilliant rose; fine. 
ARNICA Montana, 8 in., golden flowers 2 in. 
across; fine for the rockery; hardy per- 
ASTER Sub-Coerulea, 15 in., a hardy peren¬ 
nial from India; firs., blue, gold center. 
ASPERULA Odorata, 6 in., small, snow-white 
firs., in May and June; very sweet when 
dried ; very pretty; a useful, hardy peren¬ 
nial for the rockery. 100 seeds. 
ASTRANTIA Major, 2 ft., a hardy perennial 
with pretty rose and white firs!; fine bor¬ 
der or rock plant; firs, in umbels. 
AUBRIETIA, hardy perennial blooming in 
early spring; spreading, pretty and showy. 
Hybrlda Grandiflora, 6 in., large firs, of va¬ 
rious colors, as white, rose, lilac, dark red, 
blue and violet; verv useful for borders 
AURICULA, Kelway’s Perfect Model, 1 ft.. 
very beautiful hardy spring blooming per- 
BELLIS, Double Daisy, Monstrosa mixed ex¬ 
tra large flowers in splendid variety; a 
hardy perennial : free and long-blooming' 
CALANDRINIA Umbellata, a trailing hardy 
perennial producing pretty vivid crimson 
flowers, likes sun; blooms first season. 
CALLIRHOE INVOLCCRATA CAMPANULA CARPATICA 
CALLIRHOE Involucrata, trailer; large crim¬ 
son cup-shaped firs. ; showy hardv Depen- 
CALAMINTHA Alpina, 6 in., very pretty 
dwarf rock-plant; firs, purple in whorls * 
mint-like, in tufts. 
CAMPANULA Carpatica, 1 ft., verv free- 
blooming perennial; flowers bell-shaped, 
graceful, beautiful; blue, white, mixed. 
Garganica, trailing; a gem for the rockery. 
Rotundifolia Superba, the Giant Harebell of 
Scotland; rich blue flowers , 
Sarmatica, 1 ft., sprays of graceful blue 
drooping firs, from June till August; fine 
Barbata, 1 ft., Queen of the Alpine Meadows. 
Grayish-blue bells; excellent for the rock- 
Pusilla, 4 in., a fine miniature rock-plant: 
azure, shining leaves. 
CANDYTUFT Sempervirens, spreading; white 
racemes in spring and summer; hardy 
Semperflorens, 1 ft., large pure white sweet- 
scented firs, in corymbs; late autumn . 
CARNATION Early D warf Vienna, a lovely 
free-flowering Pink for rock-work; flowers 
very double; white, rose, violet or mixed. 
CERASTIUM Biebersteini, a low perennial 
witli grayish foliage and masses of white 
Tomentosurn, a valuable creeping plant with 
attractive silvery white foliage and showy 
white star-shaped flowers, covering 
CHEIRANTHUS Allionl. an early-flowering 
perennial with gorgeous orange flowers. 
Linlfolins, 1* in., compact perennial covered 
with clear mauve flowers during May . 
CINE It ARIA Diamond, 1 ft., very handsome 
silvery foliage plant of easy culture ; flow¬ 
ers vellow. showy; foliage almost white 
CORYDAXIS Cliellanthifolia. 8 in., a hardv 
perennial ; foliage dense, fern-like, decorac- 
ed with abundant spikes of clear yellow 
CRUCIANELLA Stylosa, 6 in., a pretty hardy 
perennial; trailing ; rose-colored flowers in 
handsome clusters; free-blooming. 
CORONILLA Varia. 2 ft., lovely pink and 
white flowers in umbels, each umbel con¬ 
taining 16 to 20 flowers ; a hardy herbace¬ 
ous perennial; fine for beds or the rockery. 
CYCLAMEN Neapolitanum, 3 in., hardy per¬ 
ennial ; numerous red and white flowers. 
DRACOCEPHALUM Ruyschianun, Taponlcam, 
1 ft., hardy perennial; bears whorls of vio¬ 
let flowers in June. 
