16 
DeVltS CLUB 
 EOHTNPaNAX HORRI SUM (ay \'.50 
CURIDUS, UPRIGHT. GROWING, 
PENSELY PRICKLY SHO ULS WITH LARGE 
- PALWATELY LOGED LEAVES alto TERMINAL 
RACEMES OF SMaLL GREENISH WHITE 
FLOWERS FOLLOWED BY SOARLET FRUITS.- 
UPRIGHT CLULS GROWING FROM aN UNCDER- 
- GROUND STEM WHICH PLAYS THE DEVIL 
‘WHEN TROL UPGN- FOUND IN COOL, MOIST 
ALPINE &£OGS AND HILLSIDES. RECENTLY 
BROUGHT INTO PROMINENCE aS a POSSI~ 
“BLE SUOSTITUTE FOR INSULIN EN THE 
TREATMENT OF GIACETES. SR ie): 
Meteo FT ! JUNE. 
od 
FIRE WEED 
- EPTLOGIUM ANGUSTIFOLIUM | (u) .25 
TALL, RaTHER STOUT HER-S WITH 
WILLOW-LIKE LEAVES AND aC UNDANT 
Wes A 
_— LARGE, PURPLE FLOWERS IN TERMINAL 
 RACEMES. aye : 
ROSE. 3-5 FT. PH-S-7 JUNE. 
FLEABANE a 
--RESEMELING THE ASTERS, LUT me 
BLOOMING MUCH EARLIER. 
| ERIGERON COMPOSI TUS PLOY oA 
; A CUSHION OF COWNY, GRAY, Nark— 
ROWLY DIVICED LEaVES, WITH MANY 4 
IN. STEMS LEEARING SULITARY HEADS. 
RAYS WHITE T) PALE PINK OR SOME— 
TIMES RAYLESS. GIVE IT A POOR, WELL 
DRAINED SO{L OF THE ALPINE MORAINE 
fos Se ae a 
WHITE. 4-6 IN. Pa ak 
ERIGERON SP. oe (ay .20 
a MINATURE EDITION OF THE 
E. DIVERGENS © (c) -20 
A LARGEP GROWING SORT, BRANCH— 
ING AND SPREADING FROM THE CROWN OF 
A TAP ROOT. HAS DOWNY, LaNCEOLATE 
LEAVES aNd NUMER 0US LIGHT ELUE TO 
. LPLac FLOWERS- Noe 4 
- THREE PLANTS OF A VARIETY FOR 
THE PRICE OF TWO. ADDITIONAL ONES 
AT ONE HaLF THE LIST PRICE- 
