globes.25 
GORMANIA. Crassulaceae. Sandy soil. 
311. Watsoni 4” Native; rosettes of large glaucous fleshy 
leaves and heads of soft cream flowers. A good 
novelty and rare.50 
GOLDEN GLOW. See Rudbeckia Lacinata. 
GRASS. Ornamental. Gramineae. 
312. Bengal Grass 72” Attractive foliage stripes ACROSS 
the leaves.20 
313. Blue Grass 72” Giant. Attractive blue foliage.20 
314. Eulalia Japonica 12” A very fine dwarf ribbon grass. .20 
315. Festuca Glauca 6” Neat tufts of glaucous foliage. .. .20 
316. Gama-Gama, Bamboo Grass, 1 to 12 feet. Not a true 
grass; a beautiful background or screen plant with cream 
white flowers; very rapid grower.25 to $1.00 
317. Gymnotherix Japonica 42” Silvery spikes with purple 
anthers; similar to Pampas but hardier.50 
318. Poa Pilosa 12” Filmy brown panicles.20 
GYPSOPHILA. Caryophyllaceae. Lime soil. “Baby Breath.” 
319. Acutifolia 36” A pretty and useful species; flowers 
pale pink. 20 
320. Manginii 36” Large flowers with a light pink.20 
321. Oldhamiana 36” A rare pink form.35 
322. Pacifica 36” A good clear pink.30 
323. Paniculata 36” The favorite white Baby Breath for 
drying.20 
324. -Flore-pleno Double form of the above.25 
325. Repens Rosea 6” A fine rock plant with rose pink 
blooms.20 
326. Stevensii, the old-fashioned Baby Breath of our Grand¬ 
mothers’ Gardens.20 
HELENIUM. Compositae. “Helen’s Flower.” Bronze Fall Aster. 
327. Autumnale Hybridum Nanum Praecox 42” Early 
bronze and copper. Very good background plant.30 
328. Riverton Gem 48” Crimson and gold in showy masses. .30 
329. Rubrum 72” Bright brick red.20 
330. Superbum 72” Pure lemon yellow.20 
These are all excellent background plant for fall bloom¬ 
ing. Fine in combination with Fall Asters. 
331. Biglowi 24” Large golden yellow flowers with a big 
black disc. July.25 
332. Hoopesi 24” Large daisies of bright terra cotta. June. .25 
HELIANTHEMUM. Cistaceae. “Rock Rose.” Dry sandy soil. 
Bloom all summer. 
333. Mutabile 6” Assorted bright colored singles.20 
334 . - Double Orange.35 
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