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SHOREWAY NURSERY 
HEATHERS 
Having been requested continually for 
these useful plants, we have obtained 
a fair sized collection of these plants 
which will grow good in well drained 
spots in either rock garden or border. 
CALUNA 
Vulgaris alba. 
Vulgaris alba minus campacta. 
Vulgaris alba Searlei. 
Vulgaris alba Villosa. 
Vulgaris argentea. 
Vulgaris aurea. 
Vulgaris cuprea. I 
Vulgaris Hammondi 
Vulgaris Humilis. 
Vulgaris monstrosa. 
Vulgaris rigidis. 
Vulgaris rosea. 
Vulgaris tenella. 
All Heathers are . 
HELIOPSIS 
flncomparabilis. A greatly improved 
form which should do much to increase 
the popularity of this easily grown 
plant. During July and August, when 
cut-flower material is not plentiful, it 
produces large, almost double flowers 
of rich golden color, on strong branch¬ 
ing stems. 
HOUSTONIA 
*Coerulea. Innocence or Bluet. Exquisite 
little blue stars, myraids of them on 
slender airy stems above close foliage. 
Delightful always, never more so than 
when it reflects April sky, spread until 
colony has merged with colony to form 
great azure drifts. No Gentian-set slope 
of Switzerland or the Himalayas has 
more endearing charm than our own 
Bluet-sheeted meadows and hillsides... 
HYPERICUM 
*Lajiugmosuni. Delightful in flower and 
in frosted foliage effects. For a full 
three months there are blossoms of 
pure butter-yellow, fluffily tasselled, 
these carried in an enormous pro¬ 
fusion, no Hypericum more floriferous. 
Makes good colonies with time. From 
coast hills of Syria, but of full hardi¬ 
ness. 
IRIS 
i'Dichotoma. August or Vesper Iris. 
Though quite out of resemblance to all 
other Irises, it is none the less desir¬ 
able. All through August the plants 
are, each afternoon, great bouquets of 
bloom. The blossoms are carried in tall 
sprays, slenderly branching and re- 
Varieties marked .(*) recommended for Rock 
doz. 100 
2.50 15.00 
2.50 15.00 
2.00 12.00 
2.00 12.00 
Gardens 
