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PERENNIALS NOT PRICED 
TUNICA. (Tunic flower.) 
R. saxifraga. Small pale purple flowers, pro¬ 
duced all summer. 
R. saxifraga, double white. A purely double form 
of this valuable plant. 30 cents each, $3.00 
doz. 
R. saxifraga, double pink. Another interesting 
and pretty double variety. 30 cents each, 
$3.00 doz. 
VALERIANA. (Garden heliotrope.) 
officinalis. Useful, robust, fragrant, free flow¬ 
ering perennial. 
VERONICA. (Speedwell.) 
blue jay. Deep blue spikes similar to sub- 
sessilis but dwarfer and an earlier bloomer. 
R. corymbosa stricta. Fine alpine, dense plumes 
of azure blue flowers. 
R. filiforme. A very dwarf rapidly spreading 
variety for ground cover, does well in 
shade. 
R. incana. Pretty silvery foliage and violet blue 
flowers, fine plant for the rock garden or 
edging. 
longifolia. Fine late blue variety with erect 
spikes, late bloomer. 
longifolia subsessilis. One of the most valua¬ 
ble of all blue flowering perennials. 
R. repens. Superb, compact growing rock plant, 
smothered with pale blue flowers in late 
spring. 
R. royal blue. Dwarf bushy habit, dark blue 
flowers. 
R. rupestris. Splendid rock plant, lovely blue 
flowers. 
R. saxatilis. Pretty blue flowers, prostrate habit. 
spicata. Violet blue flowers in long branched 
spikes. 
spicata alba. Pretty pure white form. 
R. VINCA. 
minor. (Periwinkle.) Splendid for ground 
covers in either sun or shade. 
R. minor alba. Pretty pure white variety. 
R. bowles variety. More compact habit, much 
superior to type. 
VIOLA. (Violet family.) 
R. apricot. Rich apricot color, very desirable. 
R. arkwright ruby. Very rich ruby colored flow¬ 
ers. 35 cents. 
R. black knight. Jet black flowers of moderate 
size, striking variety. 
R. bosniaca. Distinct alpine species with rosy 
magenta flowers. 
R. bowles black. Small circular black flowers 
with tiny golden center. 
chantreyland. (New.) 
The finest acquisition in Violas in recent 
years. Flowers are of a rich apricot color, 
plants are much more stocky than those of 
ApricOt, bloom more profusely and over a 
longer season. This will soon entirely dis¬ 
place the variety Apricot. 
R. cornuta alba. Useful pure white trailing 
variety. 
R. cornuta atro-purpurea. Rich deep violet. 
R. jersey gem. A wonderfully profuse bloom¬ 
er, rich purple color, the most dependable 
and persistent of the whole family. 
R. jersey gem alba. I introduced the pure white 
variety of Jersey Gem 10 years ago, and 
it has proved just as satisfactory as the 
original purple type. The exact counter¬ 
part of Jersey Gem except in color. 
