

WOLGOTTS LIMITED, JACKSON, MICHIGAN 
Each Per Doz. 

PRIMU LA—Primrose 
Hardy Perennial 
A race of plants little known in America, but forming one of the 
most attractive features of the spring garden. They are perfectly hardy 
in our Michigan climate and once established are as sturdy as our 
oaks. The different varieties range in size from one inch to three feet, 
and in time of blooming from early April until late summer. 
Do not try to compel Primroses to grow in hot, sandy places, for 
you will only meet with failure. They need at least partial shade and 
while they enjoy moisture at the roots, they must have good drainage 
or they will rot at the crown. Also be particular when planting that no 
dirt is left on the crown, as it seems to smother them. 
P. auricula alpina—One of the treasures of the rock gar- 
den. The growth is very attractive, forming rosettes 
of thick leaves, sometimes farinose or mealy. From 
these rosettes the flower stalks rise to a height of six 
or eight inches, bearing heads of bloom of various 
colors and. exceedingly fragrant. Our strain is from 
the great Primula specialist in Scotland and com- 
prises a wide range of colors. Large, lusty plants........ $ .40 $ 4.00 
P. Asthore—Coppery old rose tinged heliotrope. Yel- 
Lawayeey Ceti ae Ee et hg ee yak ore enc or 75 7.50 
P. Ailin Aroon—Intense orange scarlet in whorls of 
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P. Beesiana— Distinct type of Bulleyana and pulverulenta 
but later than either, with flowers of various shades 
olepurplegwith, vellow-eyve. .o.1cet....4.. ee .50 5.00 
P. Bulleyana—A beautiful species from Yunnan. Flowers 
rich golden yellow, shaded orange buff, borne in whorls 
ONgstiltps (CMSs eelCCt ee a ee one oe .50 5.00 
P. Briscoei—A fine new hybrid of the candelabra class. 
Shadesmonedeepescarlete. ease oes ees 50 5.00 
P. capitata Mooreana—A strong growing form with stal- 
wart stems and ample heads of Tyrian violet flowers. 
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P. carniolica—Very rare species of great beauty. Glossy 
rosettes and large flowers of soft rose with white, 
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P. Clusiana—W onderful Prantl from high Alps of Aus-- 
tria. Rosettes of glossy leaves dev eloping into strong 
clumps. Flowers glowing carmine with white eye on 
stems 3 or 4 inches high. Prefers an open position 
WithMeDparte Sunset se. cee eA! te eee 1.00 
