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PERENNIALS NOT PRICED 
STACHYS. (Betony.) 
R. lanata. White woolly leaved plant fine for rock¬ 
ery or edgings. ‘ 
STOKESIA. (Giant cornflower.) 
cyanea. Large blue flower of aster like form, 
late bloomer. 
SWEET WILLIAM. (See Dianthus.) 
SPIRAEA. (See Astilbe.) 
TEUCRIUM. 
R. chamaedrys. Splendid perennial plant, bushy 
habit, greyish foliage, flowers are reddish 
purple to rose in color produced in whorls. 
THALICTRUM. (Meadowrue.) 
R . adiantifolium. Maidenhair meadowrue, grace¬ 
ful fern like foliage. 
R. alpinum. Fluffy heads of creamy flowers, 
charming miniature variety for the rock 
garden. 35 cents. 
dipterocarpum. Lovely mauve flowers in large 
panicles. 35 cents each, 
flavum. Pale yellow heads of flowers on long 
stems in July. 
glaucum. Fragrant yellow flowers, blue gray 
foliage. 
R. minus. Very dainty little variety for rock 
gardens. 
THERMOPSIS. 
mollis. Erect spikes of soft yellow flowers, 
caroliniana. Tall spikes of bright yellow 
flowers. 
THYMUS. (Thyme.) 
R. argentea. Silvery-leaved thyme. 
R. aurea. Golden foliage, very attractive. 
R. citriodora. Very spicily fragrant. 
R. herba-barona. Has a very distinct spicy odor. 
R. serpyllum. Creeping habit, flowers purple. 
R. serpyllum album. Pure white flowers, pretty 
variety. 
R. serpyllum coccineum. Red flower form. 
R. serpyllum lanuginosus. Woolly leaved creeping 
thyme, very popular variety. 
TRADESCANTIA. (Spiderwort.) 
virginiana. Useful garden plant, deep blue 
flowers. We also have white and pink forms. 
TRILLIUM. 
erectum. Purple Trillium. 
grandiflorum. Great Snowy Trillium, the finest 
variety. 
nivale. Nodding white Trillium, 
recurvatum. Prairie Trillium, dark purple, 
stylosum. Rose Trillium, rosy pink flowers, 
undulatum. Painted Trillium. 
TRITOM A. (See Kniphofia.) 
TROLLIUS. (Globeflower.) 
asiaticus. (Asiatic globeflower.) Rich orange, 
fire globe. An excellent orange variety, 
empire day. Large orange yellow with deep 
colored stamens. 
ledebouri golden queen. Rich golden yellow 
flowers with deeper centre, very robust 
grower and a later bloomer than other vars. 
europaeus. (European Globeflower.) Rich 
golden yellow. 
japonicus. Very rich orange. 
Prices of Trollius 50 cents each, $5.00 per doz. 
TUNICA. (Tunic flower.) 
R. saxifraga. Small pale purple flowers, produced 
all summer. 
