WILD FLOWERS 
Lend Color and Interest to Tliat Shady Spot 
We offer only those best 
adapted to conditions found 
in the average garden. 
Bird Foot Violet 
Viola Pedata bi-color. A 
beautiful 2 shaded blue violet with 
a deeply cut leaf. Good drainage 
in Full Sun. 
Celandine Poppy 
Stylophorum diphyllum. Large 
yellow poppy like flowers over a 
great part of the summer. 
Shade—Reseeds Freely 
Confederate Violet 
Viola papilionacea alba. A 
beautiful white form of our common 
butterfly violet with deep blue 
stripes in its throat. 
Sun or Shade. Easy. 
Iris Cristata 
The dwarf crested iris of our 
woodlands. Easily grown in a 
semi-shaded location where it has 
freedom to run. Blue flowers. 
Virginia Bluebells 
Mertensia virginica. Showy 
blue heads in early spring. One 
of our best and easiest grown wild 
flowers. 
SHOOTING STAR 
Ohio’s Wild Flower 
The Wild Flowers listed 
below are strong nursery 
grown ones and not weak 
spindly plants collected in 
the woods. 
Jacob’s Ladder 
Polemonium reptans. So 
called because its divided leaf 
resembles a tiny ladder. Pretty 
blue flowers in April and May. 
Shade or Flalf-Shade. 
Shooting Star 
Dodocatheon meadia. Beauti¬ 
ful white and yellow flowers on 
18 inch stems. Easily grown in a 
bare rocky spot. Sun or shade. 
2 O’clock Plant 
Talinum calycinum. A rare 
plant from the Ozarks. Given a 
hot sunny location its cherry red 
flowers will greet you every day 
of the summer. 
Great Wbite Trillium 
Trillium grandiflorum. A 
plant of great beauty. Large white 
flowers among 3 emerald green 
leaves. Easy. 
Wild Columbine 
Aquilegia canadensis. Crim¬ 
son bells with semi-long spurs. 
Thrives in the rock or wild flower 
garden. 
All are 30c Each—$3.00 per Dozen—$15.00 per Hundred 
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A Plages 
Achillea.8 
Anemone.8 
Aquilegia.2, 3, 13 
Arabis.8 
Asters.9 
Aubrietia.8 
B 
Baby Breath.11 
Balloon Flower.15 
Baptisia.13 
Basket of Gold.8 
Blazing Star.15 
Bleeding Heart.13 
Blue Flax.9 
Blue Grass Daisy.14 
Butterfly Weed.9 
C 
Campanula.2, 10 
Carnations.18 
Chinese Forget-me-not.8 
(Trysanthemums.lb, 17 
Coral Bells.14 
Core^sis.13 
Cup Flower.7 
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Delphinium.15 
Dianthus.18 
Doronicum.14 
Dutch Bulbs.29 
E 
Ercxiium.12 1 
I^DEX 
F Pages 
Forget-me-not.11 
Foxglove.11 
Funkia Lily.19 
G 
Gaillardia.19 
Garden Heliotrope.10 
Gas Plant.12 
Geranium.15 
Geum.11 
Gladiolus.29 
Ground Covers.29 
H 
Helenium.14 
Hemerocallis.19 
Hen and Chicks.23 
Hollyhock.11 
Hypericum.12 
I 
Iberis.12 
Iris.13 
Ivies.28 
L 
Lilies.3, 20 
Lupines.10 
Lychnis.24 
N 
New Zealand Creeper.11 
P 
Persian Candytuft.8 
Phlox.3, 21 
Pinks.18 
Plumbago.30 
Pages 
Poppies.20, 22 
Potentilla. ... 18 
Primroses.20, 22 
Pulmonaria.3, 24 
Pyrethrum.23 
R 
Red Hot Poker.12 
Rock Roses.15 
Roses.2, 2b, 27 
S 
Saponaria.14 
Scabiosa.19 
Sea Thrift.9 
Seed.4, 5, b, 7, 32 
Shasta Daisy.23 
Silver Morning Glory.2 
Soldier and Sailor Plant.3, 24 
Statice.25 
Sweet William.18 
T 
Thalictrum.24 
Toad Lily.3 
Trollius.12 
V 
Veronica.25 
Vines.28 
Violas.25 
W 
Wallflowers.24 
Wildflowers.30 
X 
Xmas Roses.24 
COPYRIGHT 1938 - BY B. C. SAUR 
30] ROCKXOLL XIJRSERY - FOSTER, OHIO 
