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PERENNIALS NOT PRICED 
viscaria splendens. Rich rosy pink. Flowers 
lightly tipped crimson, fine rocky plant. 
LYSIMACHIA. 
elethroides. (Clethra loosestrife.) Long recurv¬ 
ing tail like racemes of pure white flowers. 
R. nummularia. (Moneywort.) Fine plant for cov¬ 
ering bare ground, especially good in shade. 
LYTHRUM. (Loosestrife.) 
roseum superbum. Attractive pink spikes, fine 
for the shores of ponds and streams. 
MALYA. (Mallow.) 
moschata alba. (White Mallow.) An excellent 
border pant. 
MAZUS. 
R. rugosus reptans. Striking large blue flowers 
on close tufted plants, prefers moist ground, 
flowers over a long season. 
MENTHA. 
R. requienii. Minute prostrate creeping habit, 
makes a wonderful carpet. Peppermint 
'SPPTl'f'pd 
MERTENSfA. (Bluebells.) 
R. virginica. (Virginia bluebells.) Lovely pale blue 
flowers, glaucous foliage. 
MONARDA. (Beebalm, Oswego Tea.) 
didyma. Crimson scarlet flowers, fragrant 
foliage. 
MISCANTHUS. (Eulalia.) 
gracillima univittata. (Japan rush.) Graceful 
narrow foliage, green with silvery midrib. 
Fine ornamental grass. 
japonica. Long narrow, graceful green foliage, 
attractive plumes when in flower, 6-7 feet 
high. 
Prices of Miscanthus 40 cents each, $4.00 per doz. 
MYOSOTIS. (Forget-me-not.) 
R . alpestris Victoria. Bright blue, very compact 
habit. 
R. palustris semperflorens. Bright blue, constant 
bloomer in moist ground. 
R. sylvatica. Of spreading habit, bright blue. 
NEPETA. 
R. mussini. (Lipwort.) Clouds of attractive blue 
flowers all summer, fine for edgings or the 
rock garden. 
R. nervosa. Grows somewhat taller than mussini 
and with deeper blue flowers, 
souv. d’andre chaudron. An excellent and 
floriferous variety. 
Six Hills hybrid, grey-green foliage and spikes 
of dark lavender blue flowers. 
NIEREMBERGIA. 
R. rivularis. Makes a perfect mat like growth 
above which rise large snow white cam¬ 
panula like flowers in great numbers, it has 
a prolonged flowering season starting in late 
July, one of the best rock plants we have, 
coerulea (hippomanica.) Neat little bushes 
smothered with lovely blue cup shaped flow¬ 
ers the entire summer. Needs cold frame 
protection in winter. One of the best novel¬ 
ties in recent years. 
OENOTHERA. (Evening primrose.) 
fruticosa major. Deep yellow flowers, neat 
bushy habit. 
fruticosa Youngi. Large golden yellow flowers, 
missouriansis. Extra large flowers, very strik¬ 
ing. 
PEONIA. (Peony.) 
Quite a number of varieties of outstanding ex- 
