SILVER BUFFALO. ch. ‘ 
SHEPHERDLA aARGENTES (2) 50 
a& FT., SILVER LE woah RED 
SERFIES, THORNY. 
WESTERN MT el 
tw 
SOPLUS SCOPULINA = - (A) .50 
" é FT«, WHITE FLS., COMPOUN 
LEAVES, FRUITS REL. ae 
| WHITE SPIRAEA 
SPIFAEA LUCIDA (Oo) «35 
FT., SPARCELY BRANCHES FROM A_ 
2 OOTSTALK- 
RED SPIRAEA } 
SPERAEA OENSLFOIRA (6) 540. 
‘3 FT-+, .ENSE MATS, TERMINAL RED 
PANICLES- PH-5-7 
" “SNOWBERRY ) | 
vimana Ieaneoe _ RACEMOSUS sie 
2 FT-, CLUMPS OF WHITE SERPI . 
IN FALL. PERHAPS S. ALEUS SR oe 
§. OCCIDENTALIS. 
SPANISH BAYONET 
“YUCCA GLAUCA _ . +59 
FT., EARLIEST wN> HARDIE ST. . 
BUTTERWEED . 
A CHARACTEF ISTIC, GUT VARTACLE 
GROUP ADUNDANT 1): THE WEST. 
SENECIO GANUS | lg ia neal 
oh DWARE VARLETY witH GRAY, © 
ALMOST WHITE FOLEAGE AND SMALL 
YELLOW FLOWERS. A WELL . JRAINESS ; 
GRaVELLY SUYIL WITH IWT WUCH iid 1 STURE « 
YELLOW. G12 Vic. PHH7 9 MAY-JUNE. 
SENECIO TRIANGULARIS = (a) +25 : 
A PaANK GROWING VARIETY WITH as 
TRIANGULAR GREEN LEAVES AND UMbELS. © 
OF YELLOW FLOWER HEADS ADAPTED TO 
THE STREAM GORDER OR WILD GARDEN. - 
LIKES A RICH SOIL AND PLENTY oF 
JISTURE- | 
YELLOW. 3 FT. e JUNE-JULY. a 
PURPLE AVENS 
SIEVERSIA CILIATA (ey. 420 
LOW TUFTED PLANTS WITH DIVIDED 
LEAVES AND NOOL ING PURPLE FLU SVERS |. 
FOLLOWED BY SILKY PLUMES. A WELL 
TRAINED LOAM Ii SUN OR PART SHADE. 
ROBE She ENA ‘MAY-JUNE. 
