ROCKY MOUNTAIN RARITIES 
PLANTS AND SEEDS 
PRICE: Plants, 50c each, unless otherwise noted; 3 for $1.00, 
10 for $3.00, 100 for $25.00. 
Seeds, 25c per pkt., except where noted. Seeds are 
available of all varieties listed, except where 
“plants only” indicates that seed is scarce or 
unobtainable. 
ABRONIA fragrans, Snowball. Cymes of strongly fragrant white flowers, 
semi-prostrate; lovely turned loose on dry sunny banks. 
ACONITUM columbianum. Monkshood. Dark blue hoods, larkspur 
foliage; moist valleys; 3 feet. 
ACTINELLA acaulis, Woolly Daisy. A well behaved, long season 
yellow daisy; soft gray foliage. Alpine, 4 inches. 
ALLIUM, Wild Onion. Ordinary garden conditions. 
cernuum. Rose pink flowers; graceful. 
geyeri. Pink, like A. textile. 
pikeana. A delicate fairy-like, erect edition of cernuum from Pikes 
Peak; peaty soil. 
reticulatum. Rather like A. cernuum, but with erect head. 
textile. White. A dwarf dry-plains species. 
ANAPHALIS, Pearly Everlasting. 
subalpina. Numerous white flowers on woolly white stems rising from 
flat silver foliage ; gravelly soil. 
ANEMONE, Windflower. 
canadensis. Clear white flowers; moist shade. 
globosa. Deep rose pink, also white. Round, fluffy white seed heads. 
pulsatilla. See Pulsatilla hirsutissima. 
zephyra, Alpine Anemone. Like A. narcissiflora. Lovely clear white 
flowers and good foliage; plants only; seed sometimes available. 
ANOGRA, White Evening Primrose. Sunny open places, any soil. 
albicaulis. Large silky white flowers, twisting up into pink as they 
fade, profuse on low coarse plants. 6 to 10 inches; annual. 
Seed only. 
ANTENNARIA, Pussy-Toes. 
rosea. Heads of white or pink flowers; forms the neatest, flattest 
carpet of silver gray; gravelly soil, sun. 
AQUILEGIA, Columbine. Well-drained leafmold soil. 
coerulea. The exquisite blue and ,white columbine of the Colorado 
Rockies. Large graceful long-spurred blooms, specially selected 
strain; seed 50c per pkt. Seed from the wild, 25c per pkt. 
longissima. Pale yellow flowers with 5-inch spurs which add unusual 
grace and charm. Award of Merit, Chelsea 1934. Large field grown 
plants, $1.00 each; seed scarce, 50c per pkt. 
saximontana (brevistyla). A rare and lovely alpine miniature of 
A. coerulea with shorter spurs. Blooms profusely in spring, then 
trickles occasional blooms later. Most attractive foliage; easy to 
grow where their roots can burrow indefinitely under a rock. 
Seed 50c per pkt. 
