
WOLCOTTS LIMITED, JACKSON, MICHIGAN 

Each Per Doz. 
V. fruiticulosa—Short spikes of pink flowers, evergreen 
EL Sh Cre eee see eR Ses Bam Dee ee Fleece cteo oo $ .50 $ 5.00 
V. grandis—Fine for border. 18-inch spires of Tyrian 
OTUs Le oo Rae Ae ee aye ee ek 35 3.50 
V. multifida—Dwarf variety, especially fine for rock gar- 
den. Foliage deeply cut with flowers of pale blue on 
phere. RYEAG Ly 2s @ Wee an ait raul areca ees rae ae .40 4.00 
V. prostata—Dwarf, close-growing species and sheets of 
invealReeaqe: Gelhttes Sy apheacte. Coen silt ihe tne she SUN Reena eee .40 4.00 
V. repens—Dwarf, trailing species covered with spires 
Olew ites Obi, anGspiliky DOSSQOT) me 2. one ek 25 2.50 
V. Royal Blue—Very desirable for border or rock gar- 
den. Dwarf, bushy habit, bright dark blue flowers. 
GIT CCS se mere Rae Ewin eS a I A se A Se .30 3.00 
V. rupestris—A charming rock plant. Masses of deep 
green foliage, smothered in June with bright blue blos- 
cresante + TE RGUAS AV OO fed Ba BNE oe She ace ee Aimee ee eee 35 3.50 
V. saxatilis—A very distinct and beautiful variety. Muin- 
ute, sub-shrubby habit with large, Gentian blue flowers 
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V. spicata—Fine border plant growing about two feet tall 
and in June producing long spikes of bright blue flowers .25 2.50 
V. spicata nana—Dwarf species with deep blue spikes 
STC Neem IO wacmeee eis hater, POs Aire 2) Nr .30 3.00 
V. Traversii—Shrubby variety from New Zealand. Forms 
compact bushes of dark green with pale mauve blos- 
SOMiseitigiateuctniinete yy OU ssplants 25 stn aks 75 7.50 
V. Waldsteenii—Very showy plants for the border. Long 
Spikes old een purples tsi Cet meen eae” oer, acs, ate 30 3.50 
WAHLENBERGIA—Tufted Harebell 
Some of the choicest alpines belong to this family. All are lovely 
and all enjoy a crevice in the rocks, where their Campanula-like blos- 
soms are most effective. 
W. dalmatica—Beautiful dwarf plant with flowers of deep 
TiOlCIEGNelOn Ce ha lilomst CIM Seen tree kee eee hee yee cs $ .50 $ 5.00 
W. dinarica—syn. pumiliorum—Silvery tuffets thickly 
studded with lovely purple bells. 2 inches. Very choice .75 7.50 
W. graminifolius—Long grassy foliage and pale blue 
blowete me intelcrsmlemress Ola OC ha ae a se sks .50 5.00 
W. tasmanica—A beautiful little dwarf with dainty, 
Divehi ebhieupel lomo eincnecss haben 22.07 os te 15 7.50 
W. tenuifolia—Blue-purple flowers, large and showy, 
eSoe TEN AVA Fywek ence L A 3. cal nog teal dee Sea gt eee 75 7.50 
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