WOLCOTT NURSERIES 
with much branched stems, and large brilliant red Each Eon 
flowers ...$ .50 $ 5.00 
S decipiens Blutentippich—Scarlet flowers; 6 in__50 5.00 
S decipiens Tapis Rouge—Rose colored flowers; 4 in... .50 5.00 
S. decipiens Guildford Seedling—Small red flowers, 
compact grower . . .’ .50 5.00 
S. decipiens Red Admiral—A handsome saxifrage, 
bearing an abundance of vivid crimson flowers. .50 5.00 
S. muscoides Magnifica—Largest flowering of all. 
Flowers clear crimson _ .50 5.00 
S. muscoides Rhei superba—Deep rose colored flow¬ 
ers; 4. in.50 5.00 
SAXIFRAGA—Megasea 
Hardy Perennial 
A most effective class of plants having broad, deep 
green foliage which takes on most beautiful tints in the 
fall. The}^ are perfectly hardy, their only demand being 
stones around the roots, which makes them very desir¬ 
able for the rock garden The flowers are borne on 
stout stems well above the foliage and are very hand¬ 
some, ranging in color from palest pink to rose and 
purple. We are able to offer Smith’s hybrids, which 
are the finest grown .. ... .$ .25 $ 2.50 
SEDUM—Stone Crop 
Hardy Perennial 
The dwarf vrieties are charming plants for sunny 
positions in the rockery, etc., and the taller kinds make 
effective color groups in the border. They thrive in al¬ 
most any soil. They are especial^ fond of sand and 
full sun. 
S. album —Foliage green. Small white flowers; 3 in....$ .10 $ 1.00 
S. anglicum —A very choice variety of Sednm with 
delicate pink, feathery blossoms. It is reputed hard 
to grow but has been most rampant with us in a sandy 
soil and full sun. A gem for the rockery. .._ .25 2.50 
S. glaucum —Dense gray tufts and white flowers.. . 15 1.50 
S. Laggeri —Attractive new species, with orange flow¬ 
ers . .15 1.50 
S. lydium —Pink blossoms; bronzy green tufts.. .15 1.50 
S. maximum —Tall, robust species, foliage purplish, 
flowers salmon pink. .20 2.00 
