ACHILLEA — Boule de Neige (Ball of Snow). An improved 
variety of the Pearl. Valuable for border and cutting. 
iy 2 feet -- 
Tomentosa. (Wolly Yarrow). A blanket of yellow flow¬ 
ers, very showy in the rockery, leaves wolly- 
Millefolium Cerise Queen (Rosy Mifoil). A very attrac¬ 
tive form, leaves finely cut, flowers bright red in dense 
heads. Height IV 2 feet- 
AJUGA — Reptans (Bugle Flower). For growing under 
trees, creeping habit, used in rock gardens, flower 
purplish-blue in May- 
ALLIUM — Schoenoprasum (Chive). Leaves cylindrical and 
hollow. Flowers rose-purple, in flowered umbels- 
ALYSSUM — Argenteum. Leaves silvery, flowers in yellow 
clusters, blooms practically all summer- 
Saxatile Campactum (Basket of Gold). Used for borders, 
g^rayish-green leaves with brilliant golden flowers early 
in spring_ 
ANCHUSA — Italica Dropmore (Alkanet). Tall growing 
plant of dark blue flowers in profusion, 4 to 5 feet in 
height. Blooms in mid-summer- 
Myosotidiflora.- This is a Russian species. Grows to the 
height of 1 foot, with small blue Forget-me-not flow¬ 
ers; finds a place readily in any rockery- 
ANEMONE Pulsatilla (Pasque Flower). One of the early 
blooming plants in the rockery. The flowers are of a 
purplish cast of 9 to 12 inch stems_ 
ANTHEMIS — Kelwayii (Hardy Marguerite). The yellow 
daisy. Valuable as a cut flower, 2 feet_ 
AUBRIETA — ^Graeca (Purple Rock Cress). Very attractive, 
resembles Arabis in growing appearance, flowers of 
a bright purple_ 
AQUILEGI A—(Columbine) . One of the best perennials 
found in the border. Blooms in the early summer. 
Valuable for cutting and also used in rock gardens. 
18 inches. 
Dobbies Imperial Hybrids. New, long spurred hybrids of 
a large range of colors_ 
Mrs. Scott Elliott. Mixed colors, long spurred_ 
ARABIS—Alpinus (Rock Cress). This rock plant blooms 
soon after snow leaves in the spring. The spreading 
nature of this plant makes a nice show of white blos¬ 
soms in the awakening rock garden; 6 to 8 inches_ 
ARMERIA —(Sea Pink). Used for rock garden planting, 
clumps of grass like foliage with small clusters of 
flowers on stiff wiry stems. 8 to 12 inches. 
Cephalotes Rubra. This plant grows taller than the Lau- 
cheana. Flower stems are 8 to 10 inches. Deep pink__ 
Laucheana. Flowers bright rosy red. 6 inches high. May 
and June _ 
ARENARIA — Caespitosa Vera (Sandwort). Mat forming 
plant. Very attractive when placed among flag-stones 
in garden walks_ 
ARTEMISIA — Lactiflora (Mugwort). Finely cut foliage 
with fragrant creamy white flowers, 4 feet. August_ 
Silver King (Ghost Plant). Silver foliage that is used 
considerably when dried_ 
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