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CARL STARKER, JENNINGS LODGE, OREGON 
Cerastioeides. Creeping, dwarf and hairy, producing inch high tufts 
spangled with large white blossoms veined purple. 35c. 
Repens. Blue-gray mats covered in May and June with countless 
lovely white stars. 
Repens rosea. Dainty rose form of the above. 35c. 
HABENARIA fimbriata. A lovely lavender fringed orchid. A 14 inch 
spike studded with daintily fringed blossoms of exquisite lavender 
pink. Very rare. 50c. 
HELENIUM. H oopes ii. Pure orange flowers three inches across. 
18-24 in. 
HELLEBORUS. Hardy herbaceous plants with attractive foliage. Very 
early blooming. Resent being disturbed. 
Corsicus. The beauty of this plant lies in its prickly evergreen fo¬ 
liage which is unimpaired by frost. Flowers are pale yellowish 
green in fine clusters. Very rare. $1.00. 
Niger. Christmas Rose. Blooms throughout early winter. White, 
anemone-like flowers tinted with apple blossom pink. Our strain 
is unusually free-flowering. Very rare. $1.00. 
Oriental is. Similar to the above, but varying from pink to purple 
and chocolate brown. Later and taller. 75c. 
Viridus. Magnificent frost-resistant dark green foliage and pale 
green flowers. $1.00. 
HEPATICA triloba. One of the earliest spring bloomers. Small ane¬ 
mone-like flowers in white, pink or lavender. 
HERN I ARIA Giabra. Dense mossy foliage. Fine trailer. 
HEUCHERA. Coral Bells. 
Alba. Dainty white bells. 
Cascade. A new large flowered shell pink. 35c. 
Hybrids. Lovely colors from cream to deep red. Mixed. 
Pluie de feu. Very fiery red. 35c. 
HUTCHINS!A alpina. A true alpine with mossy green foliage covered 
with dainty white flowers in spring. 35c. 
HYPERICUM. St. John’s Wort. 
Gar is. A choice shrublet with clouds of sparkling golden flowers. 
Very choice and rare. 50c. 
Olympicum. Bluegray foliage. Large yellow flowers. 
Reptans. Marvelous little mat-forming beauty. Lovely soft golden 
blooms. Buds red on the outside. 1-2 in. 50c. 
IBERIS. Tenoreana. Candy Tuft. Dainty white flowers. Early. 
IRIS. See iris species. 
JASIONE perennis. Tufts of foliage. Globular heads of powder blue 
flowers. 
LEONTOPODIUM alpinum. Edelweiss. A well known alpine with 
woolly flowers. 
