OELFHJNIU31, Torn Thumb, 1 ft., very free- 
flowering, compact plants; ultra-marine 
Pumilum Blue Butterfly, 1 ft., branches 
freely and become a globe of blue firs. ; 
blooms during autumn. 40 seeds 5 cents. 
1 can also supply White Butterfly or Mix¬ 
ed at same price. 
D1ANTHUS JDeltoides, 8 in., Maiden Rock 
Pink ; a mass of bright flowers 
Barbatus. 1 Ft., Dwarf, a new class of 
Sweet Williams; flowers of many shades 
and variegations; borne in fine clusters. 
Cacsins, 8 in , Cheddar Pink, a superior rock 
plant ; bright rose flowers 
Flumarius, 9 in., Garden Pink; double and 
semi-double flowers, richly scenteu. 
Rock Species cf Pinks in splendid mixture. 
G'ranitieus, 8 in., a fine hardy Pink for rock 
gardens; branching habit; small red fl. 
Xegleetus, 6 in., a charming little hardy 
Pink; cherry-red flowers abundant. 
Highland Queen, 8 in., free-growing Pink, 
rich red flowers. 
KRINUS Alpina, 6 in., hardy violet flowers in 
profusion; seeds small and need care 
EEPETION Reniforme, 4 in., Australian vio¬ 
let; pretty violet flowers; charming for 
suspended baskets, beds or the rockery. 
ERYSIMUM Pulchellum, 6 in., new dwarf 
species, compact, forming dense tufts; 
flowers sulphur yellow in racemes in 
spring; a fine rock plant. 
FRAGARIA Indira, trailer, hardy; golden 
flowers, followed by handsome scarlet in¬ 
sipid strawberry-like fruit; good for bas¬ 
kets and the rockery'. 
GENTIANA Acaulis, 4 in., a hardy perennial 
for edgings and rock-work; rich ul¬ 
tramarine blue with gold spots; trumpet¬ 
shaped flowers. 
Septemfida, 6 in., easily-grown Alpine with 
trumpet-like blue flowers ; June till August. 
GERANIUM Traversi, 1 ft., a beautiful hardy 
perennial with woolly', silvery-grey foliage ; 
bright pink flowers from New Zealand. 
OEUM Urbanum, 6 in., hardy perennial, or¬ 
ange flowers. 
GLOBULARIA Trichosantha, 9 in., hardy per¬ 
ennial ; small blue flowers in large globu¬ 
lar heads in Summer; neat border 
GYPSOPHILA 31 urails, 9 in., tuft-like plants 
covered with small rose-colOred flowers. 
Repens, trailer ; an everblooming hardy per¬ 
ennial : flowers pinkish white in great a- 
bundance. 50 seeds. 
Jonopsidium Aauk 
J ON OF SI D1U 31 Ae.aule, 2 in.. Violet Cress, a 
lovely' little carpet annual; flowers pale 
mauve, exceedingly pretty; self-sows. 
HELIAN THE3IUM 3Iutabile, 1 ft., indispensa¬ 
ble rock plants for sunny places; cup-like 
flowers in many colors; new and beauti¬ 
ful sorts mixed. 50 seeds. 
HESPERIS 3Iatronalis Nana, 1 ft., a hardy 
perennial with clusters of sweet-scented 
rhlox-like flowers; very handsome. 
HEUCHERA Sanguines, 2 ft., graceful spikes 
of bright crimson flowers; long-stem 
HYPERICU3I Polyphyllum, a pretty trailing 
hardy perennial ; silvery foliage; golden 
Orientale, 9 in , hardy' perennial; large gol¬ 
den yellow flowers, showy' and handsome . 
Reptans, prostrate hardy' perennial : silvery 
foliage and numerous bright golden flowers. 
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HIEEACIU3I Yillosum, 1 ft., hardy perennial; 
foliage covered with dense down; golden 
HOR3IINU3I Pyrenaicum, 1 ft., rosettes of 
large green leaves; spikes of violet flow¬ 
ers; tine for edgings and rock-work. 
LEPTO s l PRON Rosea, 6 in., hardy annual ; 
beautiful rose-colored flowers in profusion. 
Aureus, like Rosea, but has golden firs. 
LINARIA Cymballaria, a hardy perennial 
trailing plant with light green foliage and 
small lilac-blue flowers ; very attractive. 
Alplna, a hardy trailer; foliage silver-green; 
flowers small Snapdragon-like ; orange 
LYCHNIS Alpina, 6 in., hardy perennial ; flow¬ 
ers brilliant rose, in clusters. 
Lagascae, 3 in., a charming rock-plant; 
forms tufts issuing numerous showy .flow¬ 
ers ; bright rose, white eye ; evergreen 
3IT3IULUS 3Ioschatus, 6 in., a hardy perennial 
with little golden bells; very fragrant. 
Prince Bismarck, 1 ft., a free-blooming showy 
annual with coppery scarlet-red flowers: 
likes sandy soil and partial shade. 
31 ESE3! BRIAN TIIE3IU3I Cordifolium Variega- 
tum, 6 in., handsome variegated foliage, 
rosy purple flowers; highly valuable for 
beds and the rockery. 
NIERE3IBERGIA Gracilis, 1 ft., branches and 
blooms profusely'; flowers cup-like, light 
blue, beautiful ; very desirable. 150 seeds. 
3IATRICARIA Golden Ball, 1 ft., a beautiful 
hardy' plant, covered during summer and 
fall with golden double flowers, 
Mesembrianthemum Tricolor Mirnulu9 
31ESE3IBRIANTHE31U3I Tricolor, 6 in., very 
pretty ; showy annual; flowers crimson and 
white with dark ey'e; likes sand and sun. 
3IY r OSOTIS Palustris Semperflorens, 9 in., the 
true Water Forget-Me-Not; blue clusters 
produced freely from spring till late fall. 
Ruth Fischer, compact little plants bearing a 
wealth of large azure flowers in fine clus 
Star of Love, dense little plants smothered 
with clusters of rich blue flowers ; fine for 
the rockery, also for pots 
NEPETA 3Iussini Superha., 1 ft., a new large- 
flowered sort, thrifty in growth ; deep blue. 
OENOTHERA 3Iacrocarpa, 8 in., prostrate 
plant bearing large golden flowers. 
Drummond! Nana, 1 ft., hardy annual of 
dwarf habit; large pale yellow flowers . 
OXALIS, Cloth of Gold, 6 in., masses of gol¬ 
den clusters in summer; bulbous . 
Tropaeoloides, 4 in., a pretty, easily grown 
annual; flowers yellow, foliage brownish 
OROBUS Vermis, 1 ft., Pea-like blue and lilac 
flowers freely produced in spring; hardy. 
PAPAVER Alpinum, 6 in., a hardy perennial ; 
blooms freely in summer ; plain and fring¬ 
ed in many rich colors mixed. 150 seeds • 
PARNASSIA Palustris, 6 in., an elegant har¬ 
dy perennial for moist or boggy' soil ; 
charming white flowers, blooming in mass- 
POLE3IONIU3I Prim a Donna, 1 ft., a new va¬ 
riety ; hardy, long sprays of azure blue fl- 
Richardson!, 1 ft., hardy perennial; flowers 
large, blue in drooping panicles in sum¬ 
mer ; foliage slightly' musk-scented. 
POTENTILLA Gibsoni, 1 ft., an Improved 
Scarlet hardy perennial developed by Mr. 
Gibson ; a lovely' scarlet-flowered creeper. 
3Iiss JVillmott, 1 ft., an exceedingly free- 
flowering creeper; glossy magenta rose. 
Nana. Mnltiflora, 1 ft., showy, easily grown 
little plants becoming a mass of semi¬ 
double flowers ; very' pretty. 
Pyrenaica, 1 ft., hardy' perennial ; canary 
flowers, early'; distinct and good. 
