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COLORADO WILD FLOWERS 
o inches across, bright yellow, changing to scarlet. Pa.rtial;,'shiule.'. 15 cents, 
$1.00 per dozen. 
OR. CAESPITOSA. White E. Primrose. 0 inches. Quite similar to the last ex¬ 
cept the color of the magnificent flowers which are white,:t>lfahging to pink. 
Prefers a warm sandy soil. Id cents, $1.00 per dozen. *? 
OE. SERRULATA. 1 foot. Flowers yellow, smaller, but 'e^ee^Hiigiy abundant. 
Sandy soil. Id cents, $1.00 per dozen. 
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PENTSTEMON, „ 
The following sorts are all natives of Colorado and are entirely; hardy. All 
do best in a rather light warm soil, but will adapt themselves to most ordinary 
garden conditions. A very showy group of plants which should be more exten¬ 
sively grown. 
P. ACUMINATUS. 1 foot. Large pale lilac flowers, smooth glaucus foliage, one 
of the best. 10 cents, 75 cents per dozen; seed 10 cents. 
P. BARBATUS. Scarlet P. 4 feel. ' Fiery Scarlet dowers in tall open racemes: 
plant in clumps. 10 cents, $1.00 per- dozen;: and 10 cents. 
P. COERULEUS. Blue P. 9 inches. 1 A neat dwarf «.drt. wil h derise racemes of 
lovely sky-blue flowers of unusual, clearness and brilliancy. 15 cents.-$1.00 pep 
dozen; seed 10 cents. 
P. GLABER. 2—3 feet. Tall robust plant, producing a long open .thyrsus of very 
large rich purple flowers. This is evidently distinct from the so-called P. 
glaber of some European catalogues.: ]0 cents, $1.00 per dozen; seed 10 cents- 
P. GLABER VAR. ALPINUS. 1 foot. An exceedingly robust variety, of neat 
compact habit, with flowers very large and showy, a deep azure blue of a re¬ 
markably pure quality; one of the very best of blue flowering plants. We 
believe this is now offered for the first time. 25 cents, $2.50 per dozen. 
P. GRACILIS. 1 foot. A slender sort for moist places, flowers showy, pale lav¬ 
ender. 15 cents, $1.50 per dozen. 
P. HUMILTS. S inches. Flowers dark blue. 10 cents, 75 cents per dozen; seed 
10 cents. 
PHLOX. 
P. DEVARICATA, 9 inches. Early, light blue flowers, shade. 10 cents, 75 cents 
per dozen. 
P. DOUGLASI-I. Creeping, flowers abundant, pink, lavender, etc. Sandy- soil. 
10 cents, $1.00 per dozen. 
P. GLABERRIMA. 1 1-2 feet. A distinct showy sort, flowers large and fragrant, 
in large panicles, rose-purple. 15 cents, $1.00 per dozen. 
P. MACULATA. 3 feet. Large panicles of purple flowers, spotted stems. 10 
cents, $1.00 per dozen. 
P. PILOSA. 1 foot. Flowers in light purple tints, often with darker , eye. 10 
cents, 75 cents per dozen. ^ ’■ ; 
j. REPTANS. 1 foot. Very early, flowers large, pale violet, foliage glossy, near¬ 
ly evergreen, extra good. 10 cents, $1.00 per dozen. , . : . ' ; . 
PHYSOSTEGIA. 
P. VIRGINICA ALBA. White Lionsheart. 2 feet. Flowers pure, white'; produced 
all summer, excellent for cutting, and easy to grow. Iff eents,;. 7S cents per 
dozen; seed 10 cents. 
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