WOLCOTT NURSERIES 
Each. Doz. 
A. armenum—A gem of only three or four inches high, 
blue-gray leaves and charming pink blossoms in close 
heads . .$ -50 $ 5.00 
A. armenum var. Warleyensis—(New)—A fine hybrid 
with brilliant rose colored flowers and glaucous blue 
foliage .-.75 7.50 
A. grandiflorum—The giant of the race, reaching a 
height of 12 inches, with large and beautiful heads of 
rose colored bloom ...75 7.50 
A. pulchellum—Another beauty with very glaucous 
leaves and heads of rosy pink flowers. About six 
inches high. One of the best .50 5.00 
A. stylosum—A treasure from Lebanon, only two or 
three inches high. Foliage blue and large, rounded 
heads of clear pink blossoms.75 7.50 
ALYSSUM—Mad Wort 
Hardy Perennial 
Beautiful, showy plants for rock work, bedding, etc. 
They like a sunny position and well drained soil. 
A. argenteum—Dense growth. Leaves silvery beneath, 
flowers yellow in clustered heads, all summer. About 
15 in.50 5.00 
A. orientale—Very showy variety, growing about a 
foot high and bearing large corymbs of bright yellow 
flowers .......... .25 2.50 
A. saxatile citrinum—Very attractive variety with 
paler yellow flowers than the type. .30 3.00 
A. “Silver Queen”—A very beautiful variety from Eng¬ 
land. Masses of pale yellow blooms. 50 5.00 
A. serpyllifolium—Very dwarf, 4 inches to 5 inches 
high, with racemes of pale yellow flowers and rough, 
hoary leaves. Charming for the rock garden. Very 
rare . 50 5.00 
A. spinosum—A woody stemmed plant with silvery 
leaves and numerous small, yellow blossoms. About 
6 in. high and very branching habit. A gem for the 
rock garden . 50 5.00 
A. spinosum roseum—A very choice rose colored form 
of the above. Very scarce.. 75 7.50 
