Pedicularis procera Gray. Two to 5 feet, 
foliage large and beautifully pinnatifid, fern 
like, flowers in long terminal racemes, yel¬ 
low, showy; easily grown. Packet 2b cents. 
Primula Parryi Gray. A large and hand¬ 
some species, flowers crimson-purple, very 
showy; grows along mountain streams. We 
distribute the entiie supply of this, so pro¬ 
cure your seed directly from us to be sure it 
is fresh and true to name. Plot. 25 cents, oz. 
$ 6 . 00 . 
Rudbeckia ampla Nelson. A robust plant 
with large flower heads and long drooping 
yeiiow rays; new. Packet 15 cents. 
Salvia azurea grandiflora Benth. A very 
fine blue flowered species which has had a 
remarkable sale, easily grown and blooms 
hrst season, perennial and absolutely hardy. 
Packet 15 cents, oz. $2.00. 
Viola Rydbergii, Greene; (V, Canadensis 
Centers Manual, not L.) A recently named 
species, which though somewhat resembling 
the Eastern Canadensis, is in several points 
notably distinct, being a stronger and more 
vigorous plant, and a longer, better bloomer. 
One of the most useful of all the species. 
Packet 25 cents. 
Viola ovata Nutt. A rare species and per¬ 
haps new in cultivation. Flowers blue or 
pink lilac, handsome sort. Pkt. 2b cents. 
Valeriana septentrionalis Richards. Snowy 
white flowers very early in spring and some¬ 
times again in autumn. A very neat low 
species that will tnnve anywhere and espec¬ 
ially valuable for its earliness. Pkt. 25 cts. 
We call attention to the following rare 
shrubs. 
Jamesia Americana T. <& G. Very beauti¬ 
ful dwarf shrub with clusters of fragrant 
waxy-white flowers, will thrive anywhere, 
hardy and easily grown. Seed very small. 
