WOLCOTTS LIMITED, JACKSON, MICHIGAN 
Each Per Doz. 
R. purpurea —Deep violet purple flowers in June. 1 foot .75 7.50 
R. purp. capitata —A new and improved variety of this 
lovely plant.... 75 7.50 
SALVIA—Meadow Sage 
S. azurea grandiflora— A most attractive plant for the 
border, bearing exquisite pale blue spikes of flowers 
on stems 3 to 4 feet tall. It prefers a rich, sandy loam 
in a sunny position.$ .25 $ 2.50 
SAXIFRAGA—Saxifrage 
Silvery Rockfoil 
Hardy Perennial 
A large family of very beautiful plants, natives of the European 
Alps and Arctic regions. Nearly all have lime encrustations on the 
foliage, making them glorious subjects for the rock garden. They must 
be planted flat against the rocks in well drained stony loam in a sunny 
position. 
S. aeizoon brevifolia—Small rosettes of silvery encrusted 
foliage .$ .60 $ 6.00 
S. a. densa—Tiny silver rosettes packed closely together. 
Very attractive as well as rare.75 7.50 
S. apiculata—A member of the Kabschia group. Pale 
green rosettes and large primrose yellow flowers in 
early spring. 3 inches.60 6.00 
S. balcana—Incurved rosettes of silver. White flowers, 
thickly speckled with purple dots. 2 inches.60 6.00 
S. cochlearis — Lovely humped domes of silvery rosettes. 
White flowers on red stems. 4 inches.75 7.50 
S. Hostii— Fine variety. Eucrusted foliage and white 
flowers. 6 inches.50 5.00 
S. Kolentiana—Pointed, incurved rosettes heavily sil¬ 
vered . 75 7.50 
S. lantoscana superba—One of the finest of the en- 
crusteds. Large white flowers. 9 inches.75 7.50 
S. longifolia—Called the “Queen of Saxifrages.” Beauti¬ 
ful encrusted rosettes with immense panicles of white 
bloom. Young plants.75 7.50 
S. MacNabiana—Another choice encrusted. Panicles of 
white bloom spotted red. 9 inches.40 4.00 
S. Obristi — A lovely Kabschia hybrid with blue-grey 
tuffets and numerous flower stems with white blos¬ 
soms. Very choice.75 7.50 
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