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SCABIOSA caucasica Hybrids 
1^2 2 ft.; separate strains in a wide range of lavender and 
blue shades are available. 
Each Per 10 
$ .35 $3.00 
SEDUM STONECROP 
.30 2.50 
Dwarf varieties; interesting foliage; flowers in small clusters. 
kamtschaticum Orange Stonecrop 
4 to 6 in.; golden-yellow flowers; July and Aug. 
sarmeutostim Stringy Stonecrop 
3 to 6 in.; yellow flowers, June and July. 
sexangulare Hexagon Stonecrop 
4 to 6 in.; yellow flowers, June and July. 
sieholdi Siebold Stonecrop 
6 to 9 in.; brilliant pink flowers, Aug. and Sept.; blue fo¬ 
liage. 
5tolo7iijerum coccinenm Scarlet Running Stonecrop 
4 in.; rosy-pink flowers; July and Aug., reddish-green fo¬ 
liage. 
ternatum Mountain Stonecrop 
2 to 4 in.; white flowers, June and July. 
Tall varieties—12 to 15 in., flowers in dense flat heads, Aug. 
and Sept.; foliage bluish-green and fleshy. 
spectahilis Showy Stonecrop 
Pale pink flowers. 
spectahilis brilliant Brilliant Stonecrop 
Light crimson flowers. 
SEMPERVIVUM HOUSELEEK 
Tight clusters of tiny flowers rising above small to medium 
si 2 ed rosettes of green foliage in June and July. 
.30 2.50 
alberti 
4 to 6 in.; bright red flowers; slightly webbed foliage. 
arachnoideum Spiderweb Houseleek 
4 to 6 in.; red flowers; webbed foliage. 
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