20 
D. M. ANDREWS, BOULDER, COLORADO. 
in any rather light soil. The white flower 
sprays are esteemed for cutting. Strong 
clumps, $1.00 per dozen; seed 10 cents. 
T. aquilegifolium* 3 feet. Very good sort with 
yellow flowers. Seed 10 cents. 
T. Fendlerh* 2 feet. Very fine leaved sort, 
purplish flowers. Seed 10 cents. 
T. saxitlis, Dwarf. Seed 5 cents. 
Thermopsis montana. Yellow Lupine or Buffalo 
Pea. 134 feet. One of the earliest yellow 
flowers, in long spikes, very fragrant, of 
easiest culture. 75 cents per dozen; seed 10 
cents. 
Thermopsis rhombifolia* Buffalo Pea. 1 foot. 
Resembles the last but blooms later. Seed 
5 cents. 
VALERIANA. 
V* edulis.* 4 feet. Seed 5 cents. 
V* Montana. 1 foot. White and rose. Seed 
10 cents. 
V. officinalis. 5 feet. 75 cents per dozen; seed 
5 cents. 
V. Phu. 3 feet. White. Seed 10 cents. 
V. Sitchensis.* 6 inches. Rare novelty, earliest 
spring flower, white, very fragrant. Plants 
$2.00 per dozen; seed 25 cents. 
ADDITIONAL RARE PLANTS AND SEEDS. 
Including many valuable and comparatively new sorts from various parts of the United 
States and the Old World, all being Perennial unless otherwise mentioned. Colorado plants 
are distinguished thus (*) 
Plants Seed 
per dozen. per pkt. 
Aconitum atttumnale, 3 feet. Very late deep blue flowers.$2 50 
Columbianum, 6 feet. Early summer, large deep blue, branching, erect* 3 00 10 
“ “ albidum, 3 feet. Pure white variety, slow germination.* 15 
Fisheri, 2 feet. Very large porcelain-blue, medium late, excellent. 3 00 
“ Napelltts, 2 feet. Medium early variety, large blue flowers. 2 00 
Apocynum androsaemifolittm, 1 foot. Flowers pink and white bells, fragrant*. 75 5 
Arctostaphylus Uva-ursa. Trailing evergreen shrub, fine transplanted stock*.... 1 00 5 
Artemisia absinthicum, 3 feet. Useful and ornamental sort. 5 
“ dractmculoides, 3 feet*... 5 
