GENTIANS ARE FLOWERS OF QUALITY 37 

VIBURNUM Opulus Nanum. Dwarf Snowball. A compact, rounded 
bush with lovely fall color. 1 ft. 50c. 
VINCA Alpina. Sh. Small foliage. Compact habit of growth. Double 
flowers of attractive rosy violet. 
Bowles Var. Wide, glossy green leaves and rich blue flowers of 
large size over a long period. Floriferous and fine. 
VIOLA SPECIES. Sh. Violets. 
Adunca. Our most showy western wild blue violet. Heart shaped 
evergreen leaves and large violet flowers on 4 in. stems. 
Arenaria Rosea. Tufted violet with rose colored blooms in summer. 
Blanda. Tiny white flowers. Fragrant. 
Beckwithii. Deciduous cut leaf type with two upper petals purple 
and lower ones pale violet. Oregon native. 35c. 
Chrysantha. Deciduous native with finely cut foliage and large 
yellow flowers of fine substance, with brown reverse. 35c. 
Hallii. Oregon native. Finely cut deciduous foliage. Two upper 
petals dark violet, lower three yellow or cream. Good. 35c. 
Nana. The smallest violet. A delightful miniature with rounded 
leaves and tiny pale lavender flowers. Less than 1 in. Rare. 50c. 
Odorata. Sweet Violets. Very early blooming. Fragrant. 
Charm. Soft pale lavender flowers. Distinct. 35c. 
Double Russian. Very fragrant deep violet double blooms. 
Lady Hume-Campbell. Pale lavender blue. Very double. Hard- 
ier than Marie-Louise. 25c. 
Rosina. Deliciously fragrant single old rose flowers. 
Semperflorens. Very fragrant violet blooms produced over a 
long period both spring and fall. Choice. 50c. 
Sweet English. Profuse bloomer with long stems. Very fragrant. 
Swanley White. Choice double white. 35c. 
Pedata. S. Bird’s Foot Violet. Eastern native. Cut foliage. Large, 
pale lavender blossoms. Needs acid soil. Long season bloomer. 
Pedata Bicolor. S. Exquisite form of the above with two upper 
petals of royal purple. A very beautiful flower. 35c. 
Riviniana. Fine, light blue alpine violet. Long season bloomer. 
Septentrionalis. Large white flowers, more or less veined violet. 
Walteri. Rounded foliage beautifully marked with silver and 
purple. Lavender flowers borne well above the leaves. 35c. 
WAHLENBERGIA Pumilio. S. Attractive dense silvery cushions of 
foliage with fine, violet blue bells. A rare treasure. 2 in. $1.00. 
