24 SHOREWAY NURSERY 
PRIMULA—Primrose 
*denticulata Hybrida grandiflora. Mixed. 
*Veris, Hybrids. One of the finest plants 
for the rock garden. The many colors 
are very brilliant, ranging in colors of 
lilac, purple, violet, buff, orange, salmon 
yellow and rich reds. They bloom heav- 
ily during May and June. This variety 
is very hardy and easily grown. Re- 
- quires a shady position in a moist well 
Orainedssoi eink es catene ww haters 
*VerisvAureas SY eCUOW. ss isan Coun ees 
*Veris Munstead Strain. A giant flower- 
ingwelorms0re eriimuige V Crise dss ae 
PYRETHRUM—(Painted Daisies) 
*Mixed Hybrids. 2 ft. Our general mix- 
ture is grown from seed of Selected 
plants. The flowers are produced on 
long stems during May and mostly in 
shades Ore pinks andere ds: oer. ti aes’, 
ROSEMARINUS. (Rosemary.) Officinalis.. 
SALVIA— (Sage) 
*Pitcheri. 3 ft. One of the most desirable 
Fall blooming plants, of upright branch- 
ing growth with spikes of rich blue 
flowers in Sept. and Oct. Recommended 
to replace the variety Azurea which is 
THOTESO™ WLOSIVA DGG Agr itevvvctesedete totats costes 
SANTOLINA—(Lavender Cotton) 
incana. Dwarf evergreen with grey green 
foliage useful as rock garden or border 
DIAG cake a OT. 
SAPONARIA—Soapwort 
*Ocymoides splendens. An easily grown 
plant, suitable for the rock garden and 
margins of sunny borders. Plants are 
compact, yet trailing, forming the shape 
of a mound. Flowers are rosy pink, 
produced in great quantities just above 
the foliage in late May and June. Does 
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SCABIOSA—(Pin-Cushion Flower) 
+Caucasia. 2 ft. Long stemmed good 
sized flowers in various shades of lav- 
endar starting to bloom in June and 
CONLINUINGR tiie me be. vce on Gate bie 
+Caucasica alba. A white variety. ...... 
+House’s Strain. A very suburb of the 
ADOVE sheer e tae ee Tee as CONE eis Beas 
Fisheri. Rich, deep violet blue, blooms 
all summer, excellent plant for border 
AMG CULES Sete ea et ee tices aes ees 
SEDUM 
*Sieboldii. Fleshy, gray leaves and pink 
flowers. 9 inches. Aug.-Sept. ........ 
spectabile. Large, flat heads of rosy pur- 
ple flowers. 1% ft. Aug.-Sept. ...... 
spectabile Brilliant A deeper colored vari- 
ety than the preceding, being a _ vivid 
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Varieties marked (*) recommended for Rock Gardens 
