WOLCOTTS LTD., JACKSON, MICHIGAN 
Each Doz. 
A. pulsatilla rubra. A variety with blossoms of deep violet 
red . 35 3.00 
A. sylvestris. Fine for cool, moist corner of rock garden 
or border. Large white blossoms on nodding stems of 
about 12 inches. Very free blooming. May-June. 35 3.50 
ANTENNARIA neodioica. Prostrate silvery carpet, span¬ 
gled with white blossoms. 25 2.50 
ARABIS (Rock Cress). One of the most common of rock plants. Or¬ 
dinary soil is suitable, but they must have a sunny position. We 
offer the best of the many varieties. 
A. alpina nana. Compact growth and somewhat more 
dwarf than the common variet}/-. $ .25 $2.00 
A. rosea. Forms neat rosettes of glossy leaves bearing 
4-inch stems of rose colored flowers in the spring. 
Not a variety of Arabis alpina. 25 2.50 
procurrens. Prostrate growth with white blossoms on 
slender stems in early spring. 25 2.50 
stellaris roseus. Similar in growth to A. rosea, but 
foliage is not glossy. Another new and very choice 
variety from the Royal Botanic Garden. 25 2.00 
ARENARIA (Sandwort). As their name implies, the majority of 
these plants do best in sand and full sun. Beautiful and of easy 
culture, they are most at home in the rock garden. 
A. caespitosa. A close tufted plant of mossy growth, 
studded with white flowers. Charming for the rock 
garden . $ .25 $2.25 
A. gracilis. Prostrate growth with deep green foliage and 
white blossoms. Fine for rock garden. 35 3.50 
A. trnolea. Dwarf cushions of small, stiff leaves. White 
flowers in sprays of two or three stems. 35 3.50 
ARMERIA (Sea Pink or Thrift). Small perennials with leaves in 
rosettes close to the ground. Very easy culture, preferring a sunny 
position in light soil. 
A. caespitosa vera. Very rare. Spiny leaves, forming very 
compact rosettes. Pink flowers. Rockery. $ .45 $4.50 
A. juncea alba. A rare and tiny species bearing heads of 
white flowers on 4-inch stems in June. Fine for rock 
garden . 25 2.50 
ARTEMISIA frigida. Silvery spires of foliage, filmy and 
graceful for rock garden or border. 12 to 18 inches tall .25 2.50 
ASPERULA hexaphylla. Rare plant with fragile, 4-inch 
stems, set with whorls of leaves and ending in a bunch 
of pearly pink starry trumpets. 25 2.50 
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