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Rudbeckia (C). 
Golden Glow;Double yellow flowers. 
NewmaniiDeep orange,brown center cone, Single. 
Sedum (R). 
Acerphyllum-Pink or yellow flowers. 
Sieboldi-Foliage gray green,flowers pink, 
Spectabile. 
Alba-White. 
‘Brilliant-red. 
Rosum-—-Pink, 
Variegated-Foliage green & yellow,Flowers white, 
Mixed-Many kinds. 
Semperviviums-Hardy Hen &% Chickens. 
Spearmint-Aromatig foliage used for flavoring, 
Tansy-Aromatic foliage.Flowsars bright yellow, Flavoring. 
Thyme-Sepphyllum—“romtiatic foliage,ground cover.purple. 
Valerian-Garden Heliotrcpe(() Fragrant white flowers. 
Vinca Minor, rave Myrtic.Ground cover, evergreen foliage, 
Violets (CG) CRY. 
- Confederate-White striped blue, 
Canadian-Pinkish white, 
Everblooning-Wignt blue.dark blue. 
Meadow Viclet-Finely cut leaves,flowers dark blue. 
Ene Lieh-Purpie, 
Evening Star- White center,blue border. 
Parna—Pufole. 
Red Violet-—Red. 
Russian, Single-Devp purple, 
W hite Wondear-Pure white, 
Woodland—-Purpie or Yellow. 
Yucca Filimentosa-Narrow evergreen foliage,Flowers white, 
Nativ 6 Plante.Woodland. 
- Anemone-whits 
Rue Anemone-White 
Belivort—Drooping yellow bells. 
Blocdroot-Large pure white flowers, 
Bluebel s-Pale blue bells. 
Cat-tail-W et sail-.Long narrow leavesOBrown spikes. 
Columbine-Red and Gold. 
Daisy-Pink clusters of flowers, 
False Solemn's eal-Foamy white flowers, 
Hepatica,Triloba-Flowers blue,pink or white. 
Jack-in-the-Pubpet—-25¢. 
Mandrake, Mayapple,White fragrant flowers,edible fruit. 
Mertensia Virginia-Pink buds changing to blue bells, 
Pennyroyal-&romatic foliage,flowers white, 
- Solidago,Goldenrod.{C). 
Broadleaved.Flowers yellow in clusters, 
Sempervirens—Sprays of golden flowers. 
Trilljum-Grandiflora-White three-pattalled flowers 25¢. 
Wild “weet Williaw-Flowers from nearly white to dark blue. 
Yarrow-Ferny foliage, ground cover, 
Ferns-Moist shade. 2Q¢. 
Christias,Cinnawon,’rested,Hayscented, Interrupted, 
Lady ,Maidenhair,Leather wood fern,Ostrich, Polypodiun, 
Toothed Wood Fern,Winged Wood Fern, 
