26 
—^egueri. Interesting hybrid. 20 
—Tectorum. Old Hen and chicken^. 20 
—Verlotti. Pale green leaves tinged red brown.25 
—Viola reuni. Deeo purple leaved sort..25 
One each of the above Sempervivum— $2.40 
Sidalcea (Sy-dal'-si-a) Rosy Gem—Showy bright rose col¬ 
ored flowers on branching plants 2 ' to 3 ' high. 20 
Silene (Sy-’ee'-nee') Acaulis (R) —Close green cushion and 
tiny, stemless rosy flowers.25 
—Asterias. 18". Globular heads of carmine flowers. 20 
—Maritima (R). A fine carpet of bluish foliage and large 
white flowers all summer. 4".20 
*—Maritima Rosea (RL Pink form of abo^e.25 
—Saxifraga. A dainty Alpine of mossy groivth. Tiny white 
flowers in profusion all summer. 20 
—Schafta (R). Cha?min 2 r pink flowers July to October. .20 
One each of the 6 Silenes— $1.05 
Spergula (Soer-geu'-la) PiFf'ra (R)—Forming a flat brilli¬ 
ant emerald mantle studded with stemless white flowers 
all season. Gives the same effect as moss and will grow 
where moss will not.25 
Sisyrinchium (Sis-i-rink'-i_um) (R)—Graceful plants with 
grassy Iris-like foliage and drooping bell-shaped flowers. 
—Bermudianum. Deep violet blue flowers in June and 
July...20 
—Bellum. Clear blue flowers.....25 
—Californicum. Fine golden yellow flowers all summer .20 
—Oicvnivm GrandiPo^um. RiVh r<*rMich virdet. A native 
which turns 'our woods to fairyland in early spring .20 
The above group of 4 Sisyrinchium— .75 
Solidago (Sol-i-day-go) Golden Wings — The best of the 
Goldenrods. Like a giant golden Astilbe. 5' .30 
—Minor (R). A tiny little plant forming its gay flower 
heads on 6 " stems.35 
One each of the 2 Solidagos— .55 
Spiraea fSpy-ree'-a) Aruncus—Lovely plumes of feathery 
white flowers. 4'.35 
Spiraea Fi’aoendula Hexapetala—Fern-like foliage with 
white flowers on 15" stems.25 
Spi’mea Filipendula FI. PI. (R)—Dwarf double form of 
above . ; ..-.35 
Spiraea Astilbe —Perfect penis for partial shade. The large 
plumes are extremely handsome in the garden or for 
cut flowers. These plants are a real buy at the price. 
—America. Pale pink. 2 '. .25 
—Betsy Cuperus. Fine drooping spikes of pink 
flowers. 3'.30 
—Gloria. Conspicuous dark pink. 2'.25 
■—G r ?^dis Rosea Maglnifica. Creamy white with pink 
center.35 
—Gruno. Light graceful spikes of pale pink. 4'.20 
—Kriemhilde. Large plumes of delicate salmon pink. 4' .25 
—Mowe. Grand novelty. Long spikes of crimson 
flowers. .35 
One each of the 7 Astilbes— $1.25 
FREE: Your choice any 25c plant with each $2.00 sent in. 
