ROCK HmNTS con't. 
ROC: PLANTS con’t, 
DIANTHUS;aronarius , This pink delimits 
in sandy soil and sun, white vith 
carmine ring, fringed- Loz. 1.00 
Cassius grand!florae, compact with 
cushion glaucous leaves, rose 
colored flowers. Doz, 1.00 
Zhappi;- A dainty 3pocios produc¬ 
ing slondor stoias which boar clusv 
tors of small yellow floners, Like;s 
hot dry place. Doz. 1.00 
Erinus alpinus rosous. A pretty 
rosette of foliage and racemes 
of rosy floners. Doz. 1,00 
ERIOPlffLLUi/1 caospitsoum, A showy hardy 
perennial large ye Hot; bloom aster* 
like flower. Doz, 1.00 
Geum-AVEl'TS, cooincum, Mrs. §radshaw a 
splendid, variety, large double 
floners, of a fiery orange red 
blooms most all summer. Doz. 1.00 
Lady Strathodon, rich golden yol- 
lo\7 blossoms. Doz. 1,00 
GLOBULARIA, trichosantha (globo daisy) 
Dwarf tufted little plant, with 
lavender floners, Doz. 1,00 
GYPSOFHILIA ropens (baby breath) A beau¬ 
tiful trailing plant. Small uhito 
and pink flonors. Doz. 1.00 
Repens rosea, pink 1.00 
GERIL4NDER, charaadrys, purple Doz. 1.00 
HEUGhERA coral bolls) son,guinea- Flow- 
ers of a rich coral rod, leaves 
light green. Doz. 1.00 
1IELIANIEEMUM, sun rose. Doz. 1.00 
IBERIS pumila, 
Rich dark evergreen foliage v/hitc 
floncrs. Doz. 1.00 
IRIS pumilla, mincaturo flag or dv/arf 
Iris for rockery, clump Doz. 2.00 
Excelsa, pale blue clumps, 2.00 
ipavmns, lavender rose, a charming 
> pie;it .for the rockery 4" 
Doz. 1.00 
Viscaria floro p.lono, fine dou- 
olo variety, good for cutting.1.00 
LAililnJLA, lavender vora, The true sneot 
lavender, blue floners. Doz. 1.00 
laYo oh l.u, (I or-got-me -not) Plant in damp 
places, blue vith yol.lon centers, 
profuse bloomer. Doz. 1.00 
NEiETA muss ini, Ancxcollont plant, dnarf 
compact plant lavender bloom in 
the Spring in masses, Doz. 1,00 
OENOlHSRn frasori, (Evening primrose)- 
Pale yollo flosers, Doz. 1.00 
FENTSTEMON,(Board TONGUE) Blue, Dz. l.no 
FriOX, subulata moss pink, most valu¬ 
able for the rookery, Dz. 1.00 
Divarcata canadensis, Doz.1.00 
ILUt/iBAGQ, larpontae (lead wort) Ono of 
the most desirable border and rock- 
plants . Dwarf sproadin. habit, deep 
blue, Doz. 1.00 
FRIl/ULA, (English primrose or cowslip) 
Mixod colors, Doz. 1.00 
SINTOLINa, chamaocyparissus; A sweet 
smelling overgreen dwarf perennial, 
silver uhito foliage. Doz. 1.00 
SAPONARIA, ocymoidcs, (sea T;ort) A 
pretty prostrate border and rock 
plant, rosy pin!:. Doz. 1.00 
SaXIERaGA megasoa docipicns, (crimson 
moss) Dwarf mossy plant: bearing 
white flov/erd. Doz. 1.00 
THESE PLANTS ARE ALL IN 2?- INCH POTS, 
FIELD GROWN PLANT’S CAN BE SUPPLIED FOR 
02.00 DOZEN. 
STACHYS lantana( woundwort) Fine old- 
fashion garden plant for edgeing, 
silver fcliago. Doz. 1.00 
STATION latifolia, ( Sea Lavender) 
Suitable for rockery or border. 
Large heads often 2 ft. accross, 
purplish blue. Doz. 1.00 
TEUCRIUM germander ehamaedrys; Glossy 
green foliage resembling boxwood 
can be clipped to suit any height, 
up to 12 in. Doz. 1.00 
THYMUS, scrpyllum, ooccincum. Plant 0 
completely covered vith brilliv. 
crim.son flowers. Doz. 1.00 
Sorpyllura; gro'./s ton inches hi 
spreads rapidly. Foliage fragr 
good for naturalizing. Doz. 1.0. 
VIOLA, (Jersey Gem) violet blue. 1, 0 
Vh L A . .. contrantlius ( garden holit'* 
Showy heads of old rose flowers, 
12 in. stems. Doz. 1.00 
VERBaSCUM phoonicoum, hybrids Colors 
arc most interesting, ranging fror 
white to pink, rose and purple to 
brovm. Doz. J,00 
VERBENA canadensis, A creeping plant _ 
bloom all summer. 
Purplish blue, 
Beauty of oxford pink, 
Corise imd , Doz. 1.00 
Plant VERBENaS in a v/aim place and pro¬ 
tect some in the winter. 
VERONICA rupostris; A fine rock plant 
thick matted deep green foliage, 
blue flowers. Doz. .1,00 
Spicata, veronica; An elegant hardy 
border plant. Producing long tl’-'O 
spikes. Doz. 1,-V 
SEDUM, 
acre yellow flowers, 
album, white flowers, 
tonuifolia, 
soxangularo, Poz. Hi\> 
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