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NEVILL PRIMROSE FARM 
Gentiana Parryi ( R) — Clustered heads of 
fine blue trumpet-shaped flowers. Rare 
and very fine. 4 ins. Summer. 50c. 
Gentiana Sino-ornata (R)—This gentian is 
really the most satisfactory and easiest to 
grow. It blooms in late summer when good 
color in the rockery is at a premium, and 
will keep on blooming in spite of 10 or 12 
degrees of frost. The neat grassy-foliage is 
nothing less than covered by sheets of 
intense blue of large, wide-open flowers on 
2-in. stems; it makes a wonderful edging 
and loves a good pocket among rocks where 
it can spill over and hang down. Any good 
garden soil and full sun. 35c. 
Geranium sanguineum (R)—Of prostrate 
habit with dark green foliage and large 
blood-red flowers, tinted purple. Very 
easy and floriferous. All summer. 25c. 
Geum Prince of Orange —Double flowers of 
a rich orange shade, plant of very sturdy 
habit. In full bloom in early summer. 
Will be just as popular as the well-known 
favorites — Mrs. Bradshaw and Lady 
Stratheden. 50c. 
Globularia incanescens (R) — Dainty egg- 
shaped leaves and deep blue heads on 1- 
inch stems. 75c. 
Globularia pygmea (R)—Tiny little shrub- 
let. very congested. A gem. $1.00. 
Gypsophila fratensis (R)—Very dwarf mats 
of grey foliage. Flower sprays of clear 
pink which obscure every leaf. Lime 
lover. 3 inches. May to July. The finest 
prostrate pink plant. 50c. 
Lavendula Munstead Dwarf (R)—Very com¬ 
pact. Makes a fine border of deep purple, 
fragrant flowers. 50c. 
Nierembergia hippomanica (R)—This beau¬ 
tiful little plant, 4 to 6 inches high, forms 
a perfect cushion of light green foliage 
covered with 1 inch saucer-shaped flow¬ 
ers of delicate lavender with clear yellow 
eye. Blooms very profusely over a long 
period. Award of Merit R. H. S. 75c. 
Oxalis adenophylla (R)—The most beautiful 
of all Oxalis. Pleated silvery fan-like fo¬ 
liage with large deep pink goblets with 
maroon eye. Sandy soil and sun. Spring 
and summer. 1 inch. 50c. 
Phlox decussata Mary Boles —This phlox far 
surpasses the much advertised “Colum¬ 
bia”. It has large flowers in immense 
heads of the most exquisite flesh pink. 
Easy to grow. 50c. 
Phlox stolon if era (R) (reptans verna) — 
Fine and easy growing. Heads of large 
rose colored flowers in spring. 6 inches. 
Very showy. 35c. 
Phlox subulata, Brilliant —New deep wine 
red novelty, exceptionally fine. 25c. 
Polygala calcorea (R)—The sweetest little 
gem from Ireland. Bright deep blue flow¬ 
ers on dark green foliage; densely tufted. 
2 inches. Full sun, good drainage and a 
little lime. $1.00. 
Rudbeckia hirta hybrida — A new and 
splendid summer and fall flower of buff 
and orange shades. The star shaped flow¬ 
ers 3 to 4 inches across are borne in great 
numbers on 1 to 2 ft. stems, and keep on 
blooming until December. Excellent for 
the border. 50c. 
Shasta Daisy — See Chrysanthemum max¬ 
imum. 
Saxifraga granulata fl. pi. (R)—A rare and 
beautiful little gem. Rosettes of small 
bright green shiny leaves from which rise 
innumerable clusters of double white 
flowers. 8 ins. $1.00. 
Scabiosa Fischeri —A new perennial from 
Macedonia. Handsome divided leaves 
with flowers about 2V 2 ins. diameter, of 
a rich deep violet blue shade, on good stiff 
stems; unlike any other scabiosa in color. 
First rate cut flowers. Award of Merit 
R. H. S. 1935. 50c. 
Viola alpina Black Prince (R)—Long slen¬ 
der petals elegantly shaped and set. The 
blackest of all flowers. Profuse and beau¬ 
tiful. 35c. 
Viola septentrionalis (R)—Large white vio¬ 
let-like flowers pencilled mauve on long 
stiff stems; very floriferous. A rare and 
valuable rock plant. 50c. 
PRIMULA 
Tj 1 VERY year we raise new Primulas from 
seed and select such as are distinguished 
in type, color, shading or fragrance for 
propagating purposes. In this list are a num¬ 
ber of such new and striking Primulas, of 
which we have a very limited stock. 
SHIPPING 
We send all plants by parcel post except 
when requested to do otherwise. Retail or¬ 
ders from anywhere in the United States 
amounting to $5.00 or more will be shipped 
prepaid. Retail orders from Oregon, Wash¬ 
ington, Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Montana and 
California amounting to $3.00 or more will 
be shipped prepaid. On other orders send 
10% in addition to the cost of the plants to 
help pay postage. On orders amounting to 
more than $1.50 we will send a plant or 
plants gratis. 
To retail buyers we sell one dozen plants 
of a kind at the price of ten. Six plants at 
dozen rate. 
Gorgeous for summer and fall bloom in the rockery—Aster King George 
