V E R O N1C A— Co n t i nil ed. 
*REPENS —Creeping with small leaves and small lilac flowers. 
*RUPESTRIS —Trailing with small leaves and b'ue flowers. 
*TEUCRIUM PROSTRATA —Larger leaves than the preceding. 
SPICATA —Upright spikes in blue and white. 18 inches. 
*SPICATA NANA —Small blue spikes about 10 inches high. 
*VIOLA ALPINA —Long narrow flowers of deep velvety purple. 25c. 
*APRICOT —Apricot yellow shades. From flats, 35c dozen. 
*ODORATA ROSINA —Hardy pink violet of pink and rose shade. 25c. 
VIOLA JERSEY JEWEL —Very fine with large rich purple flowers. 25c. 
MAGGIE MOTT —Large flowers of soft heliotrope blue, fragrant. 35c. 
MARY EMMA —Large c’ear yellow perennial Viola. 35c. 
RADIO —Light lavender with darker veins. 25c. 
WHITE JERSEY GEM —Large white flowers. 25c. 
The above are all perennial Violas and are offered in field grown plants. We 
also carry the annual bedding Violas in flats. 
VIOLET DOUBLE RUSSIAN —Double deep violet color. 25c. 
PRINCE OF WALES —Single large flowers of fine fragrance. 25c. 
WAHLENBERGIA DAL^ATICA —One of the rare gems of the rock garden 
with heads of purple flowers on 6 inch stems. For the sun and well drained 
soil. 35c. 
s 2AUSCH N ERIA CALIFORNICA — Tubular flowers of brght orange scarlet 
flowers in late summer and fall. Native to California. 
2EPHRANTHUS CANDIDA (Zephyr Lily)—White crocus-like blooms about one 
foot high. Potted plants, 25c. 
ROCK PLANTS SUITABLE FOR SHADE OR 
PART SHADE 
Ajuga Reptans 
Anemone (variety) 
Arenaria Balearica 
Arenaria Montana 
Aquilegia Pyrenaicum 
Asarum Europaeum 
Aubretia 
Auricula 
Bellium Minutum 
Campanula (varieties) 
Fuchsia Procumbens 
Gentiana (part shade) 
Geum (part shade) 
Globularia 
Hutchinsia Alpina 
Hypericum 
Jasione Perennis 
Linaria Aequitriloba 
Linnaea Borealis 
Mentha Requiena 
Mitchella Repens 
Oxalis (variety) 
Pachysandra 
Polemonium Reptans 
Primula (variety) 
Saponaria Ocymoides 
Silene Acaulis 
Soldanella Alpina 
Vancouveria Hexandra 
Veronica (variety) 
Viola (variety) 
DWARF CONIFERS FOR THE ROCKERY 
See prices under CONIFERS. 
Chamaecyparis Nidifera 
Chamaecyparis Letinea Aurea 
Chamaecyparis Squarrosa Nana 
Chamaecyparis Minima 
Chamaecyparis Obtusa Ericoides 
Cryptomeria Japonica Compacta 
Juniperus Conferta 
Juniperus Tamariscifolia 
Juniperus Procumbens 
Pinus Montana Mughus 
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