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Tenax. This is one of our best as well as 
most varied in color coming from white to 
deepest blue and rarely in lilac and or- 
Thompsoni. This is a lovely little thing of- 
chids, falls ruffled ... .25 
fered by others as a color variation of 
I. Innominata. We found it and offered it 
as I. delight but Prof. Thompson of Se¬ 
attle had beaten us; we hereby give him 
credit and he allows us to be the first 
to offer it under his name. It is a lovely 
orchid and forms a dense mat of narrow 
green foliage, quite distinct . 1.00 
Lineafolius. This is our own name for a 
very dainty little white iris with foliage 
only a line wide and very sparse. Stems 
wiry, six to nine inches high .. 1.00 
Louisiana wild iris. These are very interest¬ 
ing and have proved hardy here. Burnt 
orange and blue... 50 
Versicolor, native blue iris from Wisconsin.25 
Juniperus —r.ee tree and shrub list. 
Leucocrinum rnontanum, pure white sand lily, 
clump .40 
Lewisia —The evergreen varieties are often listed 
as Orebroma and include all except redi- 
viva and oppositifolia. These are our very 
best rock garden plants requiring good 
drainage and full sun, but not south ex¬ 
posure in California. Roots should have 
good protection under large rocks, and no 
irrigation. Coarse sand or broken rocks 
around the plant on surface to prevent 
damping off. 
Columbianum, has narrow leaves and small 
flowers. This bloomed the whole summer 
and fall in my rock garden. Flower white.. .25 
Columbianum var. rosea. Pink .25 
Cotyledon, slender leaved rosette and white 
flower, veined pink .25 
Finchii, one of the best. Have counted over 
five hundred florets from one plant in a 
season. Striped pink tlowers .50 
Nye’s new variety of Finchii, still larger 
with a clear pink flower .50 
Hecknerii, a fine new one with saw-edged 
leaves; flower pink striped with white .35 
Howellii, leaves of the rosettes, ruffled and 
crested, flower deep rose striped with 
white .35 
Ingramii, a variety of Howellii, equally good .35 
Leana, narrow leaved evergreen plant flower 
a many blossomed spray .25 
Nye’s Dwarf Rose variety of above with larg¬ 
er semi-double flowers on short stem and 
of a fine bright rose . .50 
Eastwoodiana, very similar to above but 
pure white. Very rare .50 
Seeds of Eastwoodiana, 5c each 
Whiteii, of this group but has a longer 
spearshaped leaf 
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