
“WOLCOTTS LIMITED, JACKSON, MICHIGAN 
Each Per Doz. 
LEONTOPODIU M—Edelweiss 
Hardy Perennial 
L. alpinum—The much sought Edelweiss of the high 
alps: «Hine ftor,hiph es diyvestuations...5 =e eee $ .50 $ 5.00 
LINUM—Flax 
Hardy Perennial 
Charming plants of easy culture and profuse bloom. Sandy loam 
and sun. 
L. alpinum—Prostrate growth with showers of blue blos- 
SOnis. ON *Six-inChe Stems 2421 .cs tee ee $ .30 $ 3.00 
L. flavum compactum—Dwarf habit. Large, bright yel- 
low=blossoms and fine for rock: gardens: 3a5 9 ee .50 5.00 
L. Narbonnense—Forms a clump of attractive foliage 
andsaiprotusionyofazure, blue blossonis..22 ee .30 3.00 
L. monogynum—New Zealand. Beautiful, large white 
Saucers! 29 11kCheS tO b2INCheS ca ee .50 5.00 
L. tenuifolium—Dwarf variety of great beauty. Prostrate 
toliagesand= rosy-ltlace blossomiss= Rare: een Lo 7.50 
LY CHNIS—Campion 
Hardy Perennial 
L. alpina—A very attractive little plant for the rockery, 
of tufted growth and bearing heads of pink blossoms 
ii Maly tatid*e) times ee ee ee $ .30 $ 3.00 
MAZUS—Scrophulariaceae 
Hardy Perennial 
M. pumilio—Dense, dark green carpets studded with blue 
and “white flowers. UpinGlhie sie: ee eee eee $ .35 $ 3.50 
M. rugosus (reptans)—-Bronzy carpets and large blos- 
soms of mauve and white, speckled gold. Both varie- 
ties tine for) Gar petifi o.oo eee .35 3.50 
MENTHA—Mint 
Hardy Perennial 
M. Requieni—A tiny mint from Corsica. Cool, damp 
place suits it where it makes a fine carpet covered 
with violet mint tlowersyin@Augusts =. ee $ .35 $ 3.50 
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