WOLCOTTS LIMITED, JACKSON, MICHIGAN 
Each Per Do/.. 
G. acaulis (Gentianella)—One of the most beautiful Al¬ 
pines. Large trumpets of intense blue on 3-inch stems. 
Very choice.75 7.50 
G. asclepiadea—The graceful Willow Gentian. Sapphire 
trumpets on erect stems 18 inches to 24 inches high.75 7.50 
G. cachemerica—From the Western Himalayas. Beauti¬ 
ful deep blue flowers in clusters of one to three. Very 
rare . 1.50 
G. dahurica—Rare and beautiful variety with large bells 
of purple blue on prostrate stems. 1.00 
G. Farreri—Sold out until Fall. 
G. Freyniana—Prostrate habit. Dark blue flowers. Fine. 
G inches.....75 7.50 
G. Hascombensis—Dwarf, spreading habit with deep blue 
flowers in trusses. 2 feet..50 5.00 
G. Lagodechiana—-Large clusters of pale blue flowers. 
Fine and handsome.75 7.50 
G. Purdomyi—From Tibet. Beautiful rich blue trumpets .75 7.50 
G. P. trichotoma—New' and very choice form of the 
above with rich, dark blue trumpets. 1.00 
G. Rochelli—Little rosettes of leaves with wide open 
trumpets of azure blue.50 5.00 
G. septemfida—-A beautiful variety with clusters of soft 
blue flow’ers.75 7.50 
GERANIUM—Crane’s Bill 
An easily grown, long flowering group of plants, very valuable for 
both rock garden and border. 
G. argenteum—An alpine gem. Tufts of silvery foiiage 
and large, soft pink flowers. 3 inches.75 7.50 
G. cinerium—Grey leaves and pink flowers with darker 
veins .50 5.00 
G. Endressi—Dwarf variety from the Pyrenees. Rose 
colored flowers on stems from 9 inches to 12 inches.35 3.50 
G. Endressi A. T. Johnson—A lovely new variety. Sil¬ 
very pink flowers on G-inch stems.75 7.50 
G. grandiflorum—A fine variety with large blue flowers. 
1 foot.^5 3.50 
G. g. Buxton Blue—Fine, large deep blue blossoms. 1 ft. .50 5.00 
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