25c EACH $2.50 DOZ. $15.00 PER 100 
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Mrs. W. H. Wyman. Broad clear medium yellow, long: 
season bloomer. 50 cents. 
Vesta. Striking and attractive hybrid. 75 cents. 
The Gem. Medium sized golden yellow, great bloomer. 
35 cents. 
Viscountess Byng. Fine novelty, grass like leaves, 
delicate silver grey medium sized flowers, overlaid 
rosy orange. $1.50. 
HEUCHERA. (Alumroot.) 
R. brizoides. (Pinkbells.) Graceful spikes of pink 
flowers. 
la perle. Deep red variety, very free. 
R. micrantha. Compact and charming dwarf al¬ 
pine variety. 
R. rosamundi. Lovely coral pink variety. 
R. splendens. Extra bright and free flowering 
variety. 
R. sanguinea. Free flowering, coral red flowers. 
R. sanguinea Petworth. The finest of the san¬ 
guinea varieties. The color is an outstanding 
coral scarlet. 
R. sanguinea Pluie de Feu. Fiery red flowers, 
extra fine. 
White Empress. Slender stems, delicate white 
flowers. 
HOSTA. (Formerly Funkia.) (Plantainlily.) 
caerulea. Blue Plantainlily. 
lancifolia albo-marginata. Silvery edged 
foliage. 
ovata. Pale blue flowers. 
sieboldi. Large handsome leaves of a decidedlly 
blue color. 50 cents. 
subcordata grandiflora. Giant white plantain¬ 
lily. 40 cents each. 
HYPERICUM. 
R. fragilis. Charming rock plant, flowers yellow. 
50 cents. 
R. repens. Heath like prostrate growth, yellow 
flowers. 35 cents. 
HORMINUM. 
R. pyrenaicum. Interesting dwarf rock plant with 
violet blue flowers. 35 cents. 
INCARVILLEA. 
delavayi. Large handsome gloxinia like flowers 
of a rich rosy purple color. Needs good 
drainage. 35 cents. 
IBERIS. (Hardy Candytuft.) 
R. gibraltarica. Very pretty lavender colored 
variety. 
R. sempervirens. Pure white, evergreen. 
R. sempervirens. Little Gem. Very dwarf com¬ 
pact little variety. 
IRIS, DWARF SECTION. 
R. cristata. (Crested dwarf Iris.) Charming na¬ 
tive variety, richly marked pale lilac flowers, 
splendid rock plant. 
cristata alba. Pure white flowers. 50 cents. 
pumila Blue Bird. Rich blue. 
R. pumila var. Charmer. Pretty lavender variety. 
R. pumila var. Orange Queen. Attractive orange 
yellow variety. 
R. pumila var. alba. White form of same habit 
and free flowering. 
R. pumila var. Schneecuppe. Considered the finest 
pure white form. 
R. pumila jean siret. New fall flowering Iris. 
Dainty flowers of clear canary yellow with 
slight violet coloring. Blooms in Septem¬ 
ber as well as in spring. 35 cents each. 
R. pumila souv. de lieut, xavier de chavagnac. 
(New.) The name is rather awe inspiring 
