WOLCOTTS LIMITED, JACKSON, MICHIGAN 
Each Per Doz. 
D. glacialis —A rare and beautiful Alpine pink. Rose 
colored blossoms on short stems. A real treasure.75 7.50 
D. neglectus —One of the most beautiful wild Pinks in 
cultivation. The stems are about an inch high with 
deep rose-colored flowers, frequently borne two on a 
stem. No flower garden should be without this lovely 
Pink .50 5.00 
D. nitidus —Glossy foliage and large, glowing pink 
flowers. 6 inches.75 7.50 
D. noeanus —A rare plant. White, sweet scented flowers. 
Syn. Acanthophyllum spinosum.75 7.50 
D. plumarius Hybs. —The finest strain of border pinks 
obtainable. Large flowers, beautifully frilled.25 2.50 
D. Roysii —Hybrid of D. neglectus with much larger 
blossoms. Slow to increase. The true variety is very 
scarce . 50 5.00 
D. subacaulis —Very dwarf, tufted variety with one 
lovely rose colored blossom on each short stem.75 7.50 
D. superbus Holtzeri —A very lovely variety of fringed 
pink. Pale purple, deeply fringed blossoms.35 3.50 
DODECATHEON—Shooting Star 
D. Clevelandi —Delicate lilac and white cyclamen-like 
flowers. 1 foot.50 5.00 
D. Meadiae —Pale purple to pink flowers with yellow 
center. 1 foot.25 2.50 
DRABA—Whitlow Grass 
One of the important spring flowering plants for the rockery. 
Very dwarf and compact with numerous small flowers in early spring. 
They require an open soil and sunny position. 
D. aizoides —Forms beautiful little rosettes of hairy 
leaves, covered in spring with bright yellow flowers 
about two inches high.40 4.00 
D. alpina —Golden yellow flowers. Slightly smaller than 
aizoides .50 5.00 
D. incana Adamsii —Mats of grey, hoary leaves and white 
flowers on minute stems.35 3.50 
D. rigida —Tiny species. Shiny rosettes in dense clumps. 
Yellow flowers.50 5.00 
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