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DACTYLOEIDES GROUP (Mossies). Mossy mats. Very effective in 
shade. Require leaf soil and sand. 
ceratophylla. ( Tiny Staghorn). Green foliage and pure white flowers. .35 
decipiens alba. Finely cut foliage. Charming white flowers. Spring. .30 
decipiens mixed. Fine hybrids with pink and white flowers. 35 
Guildford seedling. Bright crimson hybrid. 35 
H. S. Stokes. Rosy pink flowers. .. 35 
sarmentosa ( Diptera Group) Ornamental marbled foliage. Showers 
of pink and white flowers. Full shade.35 
ROBERTSONIA GROUP —Shade and leaf soil. No lime. 
Andrewsii. Rosettes of green foliage. Pink and white flowers. No lime. .75 
cuneifolia. Dainty white flowers on 6 in. stems. Alps. 50 
SAXIFRAGA umbrosa “London Pride”. Fine foliage. Sprays of pink 
flowers. 35 
U. Primuloides. Smaller form of above. 40 
Sax. Burseriana Magna 
MEGASIA GROUP ( Large Leaved Rockfoils). Sun or shade. Orna¬ 
mental foliage. Effective as accent notes in the rock garden. 
Cordifolia. Large leaves richly tinted in autumn. Heads of rosy pink 
flowers. Spring. 
megasia hybrids. Fine strain. Large glossy leaves. Showy pink 
flowering spikes. Spring. 
SCABIpSA 
graminifolia. Small clumps of grassy foliage. Mauve flowers. 6 in. . . 
pterocephala ( Pterocephalus Parnassi) Silvery cushions. Large pink 
flowers. 3 in. Greece. An excellent plant for the sunny rock garden. 
Long blooming season. 
lucida. An outstanding plant of great charm. Lovely lavender flow¬ 
ers. Blooms several times during the season. 6 in. 
SCHIZOSTYLIS Mrs. Hegarty. Late flowering bulbous plant. A 
profusion of satiny pink flowers. 12 in. Autumn. Choice. !... 
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