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Occidentalis. Soft blue flowers all summer. A smaller form of 
T. Virginica. 
Virginica. An old garden favorite. Blue flowers all summer. 
2 ft. N. A. 25c 
Virginica Alba. Slightly dwarfer in height than T. Virginica. 
Very large papery white flowers all summer. N. A.25c 
TRILLIUM — Grandiflorum. Large glistening white flowers. 
Verj' fine. Spring. 25c 
TROLLIUS 
Europaeus. Large yellow globe flowers. A plant of the Alpine 
meadows. 30c 
Sinensis. A fine type for borders. Tall variety with golden 
yellow flowers. China. 25c 
TUNICA 
Saxifraga. A dainty tufted plant with light pink flowers all 
summer. 6 in. 25c 
Saxifraga FI. PI. A double flowering form of the above. 
Flowers resemble tiny pink roses. All summer.50c 
ULEX—Europaeus. Spiny shrub with fragrant yellow flowers 
in summer. Europe. 25c 
UMBILLICUS—Chrysanthus. Masses of pale green rosettes. 
Stars of yellow rayed with red.25c 
VERBENA 
Alpina. A semi-procumbent plant of rather compact habit. 
Heads of pale pink flowers. All summer and autumn. A 
new and exquisite plant. 50c 
Bipinnatifida. Trailing mats of good foliage and masses of 
lavender flowers all summer and autumn. Sun and sandy 
soil. Uncertain hardiness, but well worth having.35c 
Bracteosa. An effective plant with showy lavender flowers 
all summer. 40c 
Canadensis. Masses of pink flowers on 12 to 18 in. stems. 
All summer. 35c 
Tenera Maonetti. A trailing plant of outstanding beauty with 
striking wine colored flowers flecked with white. Always 
in demand. Rare. First time listed. 50c 
Venosa. Deep heliotrope flowers on 8 in. stems. Summer and 
autumn. 35c 
VERONICA 
Amethystina. Fine border plant with charming blue flowers. 
Long season. Asia. 30c 
Austriaca. Another border form with 18 in. spikes of large 
bright blue flowers. Long season. 25c 
Chamaedrys. Racemes of bright blue flowers. 18 in.30c 
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