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(Primrose). 
PRIMULA AURICULA. Relatively rare plants which enjoy moist con¬ 
ditions and some shade. The large, leathery leaves are particu¬ 
larly attractive, and the big, round flowers come in appealing 
shades of many colors, all of them marked with a distinctly clear, 
contrasting eye. Especially good for shady, moist places in the 
rock-garden. 2 in. pots. 1 00 
Denticulata Ronsdorfer Hybrids. A good grower with neat clusters of 
lilac flowers. Blooms in early May. 1 ft. 2 in. pots. 1 50 
Japonica Hybrids. Fine mixture of colors, rose, white, carmine with 
yellow center. Attractive large plantings of these can be seen in 
the Rochester parks. July, August. 20 in. 2 00 
Veris Munstead Strain. New strain with large yellow flowers. 6-9 in.. 1 25 
HYBRID JULIAE. Rich rosy-purple; dwarf growing, dark green fol¬ 
iage. Very interesting. April, May. 2-in. pots. 5 00 
WANDA. One of the loveliest of the spring primulas. Fine, clean, pur¬ 
ple-blue flowers in masses. Very free blooming. We like this im¬ 
mensely. 2-in. pots. 3 00 
JULIANA GLORIA. Another dwarf hybrid with brilliant magenta-col¬ 
ored flowers with an orange eye. A most pleasing combination. 
Very free flowering. April, May. 2-in. pots. 4 50 
PAM. A Juliae cross; exceedingly dwarf; deep purple-crimson flowers; 
very rich distinctive coloring. The dwarfest of all. 2 in. May. 
2-in. pots. 4 50 
Veris aurea. Yellow flowers. 1 00 
Veris coccinca. Deep scarlet, yellow eye. 6-8 in. 1 00 
PYRETHRUM (Painted Daisy) 
Invaluable cut-flowers throughout early spring and summer. 
2 ft. Also good for borders, etc.$ 60 per 1000.. 90 
590 Album. White; single. 
1000 Atrosanguineum. Deep blood red flowers; single. 
1000 Carneum. Flesh-colored; single. 
1000 Roseum. Rose color; single. 
ROSA ROULETTI (Rock-garden Rose). 
Small pink flowers. See Novelties. 2 in. pots. 4 00 
500 3 in. pots. 5 00 
500 4 in. pots. 7 50 
RUDBECKIA (Coneflower). 
375 Purpurea. Purple-red petals; cone-shaped centers. May be used to 
cover dry and exposed spots. July to October. 3-4 ft.$50 per 1000.. 80 
1000 c Speciosa (Newmani). Dark orange-yellow flowers; black disc. Fine 
for cutting and borders. July to October. 3-4 ft...$50 per 1000.. 80 
SALVIA (Sage). 
300 Turkestanica alba. Long spikes, 2\' 2 feet high, of large white flowers 
tinged pink; very ornamental. Fine for borders. August, Sep¬ 
tember. 1 00 
500 Turkestanica rubra. Red form of the above. 1 00 
SCABIOSA (Pincushion Flower). 
2000 Caucasica. Blue Bonnet. Lovely shade of lavender. Flowers borne 
on iy 2 to 2-foot stems. June to September.$80 per 1000.. 1 20 
500 Caucasica alba. Snow-white form of the above.$80 per 1000.. 1 29 
Goldingensis. New. Deep lavender flowers on erect stems. July to 
October. 2 ft. 2 50 
600 HOUSE’S HYBRIDS. J. P. V. Improved. This strain is a decided im¬ 
provement over the original Caucasica. The flowei’s are larger, 
have stronger stems, and bloom more profusely. Very good for cut 
flowers from July through the first frosts. Color, lavender-blue. 
2 ft... 2 00 
r SEDUM (Stonecrop) 
Sedums will thrive for almost anyone, in any location, among 
l : . y ’I stones, on sandy, dry spots, cracks between stones,—in fact, any¬ 
where where their roots are high and dry. 
700 Acre. Gold Moss. Masses of yellow flowers. Light green foliage. 
May, June. 4 in.$50 per 1000.. SO 
700 Album. White Stonecrop. Waxy, round foliage, with tiny white flow¬ 
ers on pink stems. Creeping. July, August. 4-6 in.$50 per 1000.. SO 
150 Kamschaticum. Strong dark green foliage, orange yellow flowers; 
seed heads change to a brilliant crimson. June, August. 6 in- 90 
59 Sexangulare. Leaves dark green and compact. Tiny yellow flowers on 
slender stems. June, July. 4 in.$50 per 1000.. 80 
750 Spectabile, Brilliant. Large heads of handsome deep, rosy crimson- 
red flowers. Broad green foliage. Fine border plant. August, 
September. iy 2 ft. SO 
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