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Leeana. Spiny foliage. Sprays of pale pink flowers. 40 
rediviva. Deciduous species having large flesh pink flowers. Fine. 3 in. .35 
rediviva, Deep Rose. Large clear deep rose flowers. N. A. New . 35 
Tweedyi. The largest flowered Lewisia. Waxy apricot flowers suf¬ 
fused with pink. Very lovely. 6 in. See illustration. 1.00 
Lewisia Howellii 
LIATRIS —Sun and sandy soil. 
punctata. Dwarf form. Mauve flowers in midsummer. 25 
LIBERTIA 
ixioides. Bulbous plant. Charming waxy white flowers in late spring. 
N. Z. 18 in. New . 50 
LIMONIUM —See Statice on page 69. 
LILIUM Formosanum Price’s var. An alpine lily of great beauty. 
Large white blossoms on 8 in. stems. Summer. 1.00 
LINARIA 
aequitriloba. An effective little paving plant for shade. Lavender 
flowers. Spring. 35 
Cymbalaria (Kenilworth Ivy). Trailing species with dainty foliage 
covered all spring and summer with lavender flowers. 35 
LINUM 
africanum. An attractive variety having golden flowers. Early sum¬ 
mer. Africa. Tender. New . 25 
alpinum. Semi prostrate form. Large sky blue flowers all summer. .35 
austriacum. Rich clear blue flowers on 6 in. stems. Rare and fine. .40 
capitatum. Heads of bright yellow flowers. Summer. 50 
flavum. Golden flowered Flax. 9 in. Summer. 40 
glabrescens. Resembles L. capitatum, but of more robust growth and 
larger flowers. Long season. New . 50 
narbonense. Six Hills var. Beautiful dusky blue flowers. Long season 
of bloom. One of the best. 35 
perenne. Delicate blue-grey foliage. Pale blue flowers. Summer. 25 
perenne album. White form of the above. 18 in. 35 
viscosum. Dwarf species with fine pink flowers. 6 in. Rare. Hungary .75 
