
WOECOTTS=EIMTEED sACKSON MICH IGRWN 
Each Per Doz. 

ANEMONE—Windflower 
Lovely, graceful Alpines, in most cases delighting in deep, rich 
soil in full sun. 
A. atrata—Belonging to the Pulsatilla group. New and 
Lifes ees a ee Rae oa ec as Mela eA Ne Aire Re ATR ae Ad SPN le $ .75 $ 7.50 
A. dahurica—Rare. Allied to A. pratensis but pink 
tloweredsmyy CLy.- Chi O1C Cees, ns ee 75 7.50 
A. Halleri—Lovely rich violet blossoms, all silky outside .75 7.50 
A. montana—Fine fern-like foliage. Flowers nodding, 
MEW Seg 0g oh 0) Chae AvP Orr el ae eae UN Ses Salt d, Apne .50 5.00 
A. patens Nuttallii—Large, purple blue flowers, appear- 
inveperoresthe.tolace,..s InChes see ae eee Rear ie a 40 a0 
A. pulsatilla—Lovely Pasque Flower with large violet 
blossoms silkyeonethe outside») eee ee 35 3.50 
A. puls. Mrs. Van der Elst—Lovely rose colored flowers. 
Wier yee rateie pe yi c.cn ee a ee SY ea ee 5 7.50 
A. puls. rubra—Fine with deep reddish purple flowers.... .50 5.00 
A. rivularis—White, outside violet. Likes moist position .50 5.00 
A. sylvestris—Large white blossoms on nodding stems, 
aboutalesinches- = Kreelblooming <=) sne e e 35 3.50 
A. vernalis—(Lady of the Snows)—A rare and exquisite 
alpine. Large open flowers of white, flushed violet 
Outside Blooms Wear) yee en ee ce ee 75 7.50 
ANTENNARIA—Cat’s Ears 
A. neodioica—Prostrate silver carpet, spangled with 
White SblOsSOmS:seenee erg ee ee eee ere $ .25 $ 2.50 
ANTIRRHINUM—Snapdragon 
Hardy Perennial 
A. Asarina—A trailing plant from the south of France 
with very attractive foliage and creamy white flowers..$ .35 $ 3.50 
AQUILEGIA—Columbine 
Hardy Perennial 
The Aquilegias need no praise; they appeal to everyone by their 
grace and the beauty of their flowers. 
A. discolor—A rare pygmy for the Alpine garden. Blue 
and “whites:.2 inches:.205 2, yan te eee eer ee Sr75 $ 7.50 
