Plants for the Rock Garden 
Season Height Each Three Dozen 
PRIMULA—Continued 
Vulgaris. Large solitary flowers 
of pale yellow. True English 
Primrose. 
5 in. 
^0.35 
$0.95 
$3.50 
- Caerulea. Purple-blue . . . 
5 in. 
.35 
.95 
3.50 
- Rosea. Pink . 
- Alba. FI.Pi. Rare double, 
5 in. 
.50 
1.35 
resembling white rose-buds . . . 
5 in. 
.60 
1.60 
- Lilacina. FI.PI. Lavender 
5 in. 
.60 
1.60 
6.00 
PULMONARIA . 
Mar.-Apr. 
.35 
.95 
3.50 
Angustifolia. Clusters of gentian- 
blue flowers against dark green 
foliage . 
5 in. 
Saccharata. Flowers sky-blue. 
touched pink. Foliage deep 
green spotted with silver. 
8 in. 
RANUNCULUS re pens. Bright 
golden balls on glossy foliage. . 
May-J une 
10 in. 
.25 
.65 
2.50 
SANTOLINA incana. Aromatic. 
Delicately cleft silvery foliage . . 
12 in. 
.25 
.65 
2.50 
'SAPONARIA ocymoides. Trailing 
cloud of bright pink . 
June 
5 in. 
.25 
.65 
2.50 
SATUREIA (Calamintha). Aro- 
matic. 
.25 
.65 
2.50 
Alpina. Glossy green mat with 
spikes of violet flowers . 
Montana (Winter Savory). Soft 
June-July 
5 in. 
pink racemes . 
Aug.-Oct. 
8 in. 
SAXIFRAGA 
*Decipiens (Crimson Moss). Vivid 
green mounds from which 
spring fairy-like white flowers 
May-June 
5 in. 
.35 
.95 
3.50 
*GuiIford. Another enchanting 
mossy. Flowers pink. 
May-June 
4 in. 
.50 
1.35 
*McNabiana. Stiff encrusted ro- 
settes, bearing loose sprays of 
starry white blossoms . 
May-June 
10 in. 
.40 
1.10 
4.00 
Megasea Hybrids. Large leathery 
bronze-green leaves with con¬ 
spicuous heads of pink flowers 
Apr.-May 
12 in. 
.35 
.95 
3.50 
SEDUM (Stonecrop). The following are classified as 
to use. 
rather 
than 
individually described. (Price, single plant.) 
Close carpet 2 to 4 inches: 
GREEN— 
Acre . 
. $.25 
GRAY— 
Anglicum . 
. ^.35 
Album . 
.25 
Dasyphyllum . 
.35 
Lydium . 
.35 
Forsterianum . 
.35 
Sarmentosum . 
.25 
Hispanicum . 
.35 
Sexangulare . 
.25 
For plants at the hundred rate see last page. 
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