T. balticum No. 2. Hairy creeper. 25c. 
T. erectus. Erect little shrub with green bead-like leaves. 35c. 
T. ericaefolius. Compact heather-like brassy-gold bushlet; rose-red flow¬ 
ers. 25c. 
T. fragrantissimus. Dark green carpeter. 25c. 
T. hirsutus. A downy creeper. 25c. 
T. Marschallii. Pink-flowered creeper. 25c. 
T. micans. Resembling T. azoricus. 25c. 
T. nitidus. Erect stiff but close cinerous leaved fragrant little shrub; 
completely submerged in flesh-pink flowers in June. 35c. 
T. sp. Russian. Open trailing stem. 25c. 
T. serpyllum splendens. Flowers brilliant crimson. 25c. 
T. s. roseus. Rosy-flowered. 25c. 
Lavandula nana atropurpurea. 12 inch bush; leaves of pewter gray; long 
spikes of rich blue. 40c. 
LEGUMINACEAE 
Most of the pea family listed here come from the Mediterranean re¬ 
gion. We therefore place them on our warmest slopes and sunniest 
banks in neutral sandy soil. 
Erinaceae pungens. A silvery little bush with spine-like branches and few 
leaves; large bluish flowers; must have a dry sunny place. $1.50. 
Cytisus Ardoinii. 8 inch; bushes of erect hairy branches behung with 
golden flowers in May. 60c. 
C. kewensis. Whip-like branches; free-flowering; very large yellow-cream 
flowers. Beautiful. 75c. 
C. purpureus. Gracefully arching branches; free blooming; purple-mauve 
flowers. $1.00. 
C. sp. Arching branches clothed in silvery hairy leaves; flowers rosy-pink 
and yellow-cream. Blooms throughout summer. 75c. 
Genista dalmatica. A thorny little gorse of 3 inches; becoming hum¬ 
mocks of pure gold. 50c. 
G. hispanica nana. 14 inch; a rounded spiny bush; free-flowering. 75c. 
G. horrida. A silvery dome of thorny branches; an interesting accent 
plant; not free of bloom in our garden. 75c. 
G. pilosa. An on-the-ground dark green slow-growing creeper; flowers 
small, of good substance. 50c. 
G. radiata. A spidery bush of erin-green striated branches; few leaves. 
A very good bush for winter interest. 50c. 
G. saggitalis. Arrow broom; a perfectly prostrate growth of interesting 
winged branches. Free flowering; blooms large. 50c. 
G. tinctoria fl. pi. Almost prostrate tangled branches. Blooms well when 
the plant acquires some age. 50c. 
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