Fool proof. 
Sedum. 
Sedum hispanicum minor. % in. mats of tight bluish green 
foliage. Common but one of the showiest. 
S. intermedium. Brilliant red winter foliage. Orange 
flowers. Early spring. New. 
S. mittendorfianum. Slow grower. Dull red foliage. Forms 
nice compact tufts. 
S. nevii. For shade. Foliage blue green and pink. Non 
invasive. White flowers. 
S. sieboldii. From Japan. Pink flowers in Fall. Foliage 
whorled in threes. Glaucous tipped with pink. 
Semoervivum. House leaks. Hen and chickens. Very 
hardy rosette forming plants "that make the rockery. 
We are trying to follow Praeger’s Monograph in nam¬ 
ing this genus. Many names found in horticulture have 
been relegated to the botanical position we feel they 
belong. 
Sempervivums are $ .10 each. 3 for $ .25 unless other¬ 
wise stated. We have many more varieties in stock. 
Inquiries solicited. 
Sempervivum ailoni. A cornutum of old. Distinct in its 
small compact yellow green rosettes. 
S. arachnoideum. The Spider Web Hen and Chick. The 
new growth is covered with a while thread like growth. 
var. dolomiticum-arach. tectorum. Tight compact rosettes 
M /2 in. across. A standard variety. 
var Hausrr.anni-arach. X mentanum. Medium size. Red¬ 
dish cast to leaves. Good. 
var. rubellui.'i arach. X. tectorum. Fla ft ish hairy roseltes. 
