Heuchera -- Coral Bells 
A most satisfactory plant for the border or rock garden. The 18 inch stems are 
smothered with dozens of small brilliantly colored flowers. The following are easily 
grown newer varieties that flower in May and June. 
BRIZOIDES. Hardiest small flowers. Good 
for cutting. 
EDGE HALL. Salmon pink. A new col¬ 
or in Coral Bells. Good. 
ROSAMUNDI. A vigorous kind with rosy 
pink flowers tipped white. Distinct and good. 
SHIRLEY. The strong growing intense 
living srmmson coral bell. The best RED 
Coral Bell. 
PERRY’S WHITE. Clear white flowered 
form. Makes an excellent contrast to the 
brighter colored forms. 
ANY OF THE ABOVE 20c; $1.79 doz. 
BUTTERFLY WEED. — Asclepias Tub- 
erosa. Weedy in name only its rich orange 
flowers grace the garden all summer long. 
Loved by butterflies. 2y z ft. high. 17c; 3 
for 47c: $1.69 doz. 
XMAS ROSE. — Helleborus Niger. Cu¬ 
rious winter flowering plants with stately 
evergreen foliage. The large waxy white 
flowers appear from December till March. 
May be picked at Xmas time on established 
clumps. Shade.Flowering sized plants, 50c; 
3 for $1.25. Clumps, $1.00; 3 for $2.89. 
COREOPSIS —DWARF COREOPSIS 
BLUE GRASS DAISY. A truly dwarf plant 
of non-weedy habit always in flower. The 
deep golden yellow flowers are seldom over 
10 inches high. For a really choice everflow- 
ering rock plant try this. 25c; 5 for $1.00; 
$2.19 doz. 
DOUBLE COREOPSIS 
For cut flowers all the summer long the 
large golden flowered double Coreopsis is 
without equal. Stems are 12-18 inches long. 
Greatly improved over the single weedy types. 
15c; $1.39 doz. 
JAPANESE SPURGE 
Pachysandra Terminalis. An evergreen 
ground cover for those bare dry shady 
places where nothing else will grow. 
$1.49 doz.; $12.00 hundred. 
GOLDEN MILKWORT 
Euphorbia Myrsinites. A beautiful rock 
plant with heads of soft golden flowers in 
May,' The prostrate glaucous foliage is 
beautiful all year ’round. 
16c; 3 for 44c; $1.30 doz. 
JACOB’S LADDER 
Polemonium Reptans. A dwarf bushy 
plant covered in Spring with showy blue 
flowers. Loves shade. The divided leaves 
give the common name, Jacob’s Ladder. 
19c; 6 for 97c. 
SWEET LAVENDER 
Lavendula Vera. Fragrant foliage, sur¬ 
mounted by lavender flowers on 18 inch 
stems. An old favorite. 25c; 6 for $1.00. 
DWARF COREOPSIS 
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