or 
4 
can be treated as an annual S¢ eachs 
Hardy rock garden plants---- 
Senpervivuns-—- Vectorum (Hen and Chickens) 
ee Arachmoideum (Cobweb House Leek) 
° Globiferum _ - 
three sent m unlabelled. 
oy Cacti-—- Opeatte vulgare (Prickly Pear) yellow bloom, fruit pain.» 
ae remosissima (good dog hedge) 
es cholla 
Al& rock garden plants 5¢ cache | 
Sedums in quantity--- Sarnentosum, very herdy; one sent m labelled 
Glaucum, much like Album but turns pronzy in winter; one sent me lebelled 
Fosteristum, — like Glaucum but more open growth and showing more red; 
& ed unidentified grey green one, at times having ettractive under color; 
Aeres ‘Sexangulare} Album; Makimowsents} two which are in’ dispute emong 
botanists who have seen them, gone claiming that ‘Woe 26 is the rere pink Me 
flowered Stoloneferum end that No. 28 4s the still rerer stoloneferum 
coccinea; others that both are Spurium hybrids, 
Have only small quantities of Kamohaticum; one sent me labelled | 
Persifolia, much like Spurium but bigger leaves at times; Sieboldd; | 
Spurium; BllencombLenum; Mexicanumg Reflexium; Reflexium minor; a form — 
of Pulchelluss deciduous form of Albums Ternatum; one very much like 
Ternatum but not quite; Crested Purpureun; "iddendorfienums Lydium 
‘gleucum; Spectabile alba; one much like a Spectebile but leaves varle=- 
en Lineare veriegatas and others not iden ified to about 50.6 
Well rooted plants of eny variety of which I have enough to 
 aiviae,  Sd¢ each. 
Sedum collection of interest to dealers and Garden clubs, 100 well 
_ rooted, gmail clumps, my selection, not less than 12 varieties, $2. 
