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each 10 for 
Purpureus. (Cytisus). (Purple Broom). A low growing de¬ 
ciduous shrub which covers itself with purple flowers in 
early spring. A massed planting of these makes a handsome 
effect. $1.00 
Sagittalis. (The Arrow Broom). A dwarf prostrate species 
with stems curiously winged like an arrow. Brilliant golden 
flowers. May to July. 50c 
Scoparius. (Cytisus). A yellow Broom with very effectve 
bright golden blossoms. Thrives in poor soil in sun. $1.25 
Tinctoria. Long sprays of golden flowers in summer. 2 ft. 50c 
Tinctoria. FI. PI. An almost prostrate form densely covered 
with golden yellow double flowers. Summer. 50c 
Tinctoria Prostrata. Similar to preceding. A horizontal form 
with long shoots clothed in yellow blossoms.$1.00 
Genista Sagittalis 
GENTIANA— (Gentian). Gentians require firm planting in rich 
sandy loam. Partial shade. 
Acaulis. The famous Gentian of the Swiss Alps. Large 
brilliant sapphire blue trumpets covering mats of dark 
green pointed foliage. Blooms in spring with a few 
scattered blossoms again in autumn. 75c 
Acaulis Gigantea. New. A hybrid of the above. Exceedingly 
large trumpets of dazzling blue. A gorgeous plant of high 
quality. 85c 
