LiBRARY 
BERG! BW at 
we MAY 261943 
SR Fepurtnost oS Aggiolewes 


The Yellow Sheets 
March 1943 
“Iris, unlabelled, 40 varieties, $1. postpaid. 
Bin tM rr - Bs 2 a Ane. } ya \2 Kees 

“Viole refines que, very early dwarf , 10¢ per doze. 
Rinete ‘(floustonia ) very dwarf | Pa " 
Alum Root (Meuchera atericann) attractive winter foliage, 
spring Reauty (Cleytonia vircinics), 
Golden Raawort (Senecio aurens), yellow flowers on yood s' sus 
votentiile, vine for rock gardens, &1.60 called vive Fingers, 
Self Heal (Prunes ) wild garden, poor soil, st purple blooms. 
wood Retony, (Pedicularis censdensis) also called ‘Lousey ort; Fern like 
aE derk red in early spring; yellow flowers on good ste s tor cutting; 
indtfferant to soil but must heave shade. 
Partridceberry (Miehella repens) popular Christmasdecor-tion; hardy 
—evercrean groundcover; necds deep shade in the South; acid soil: fruit ; 
_edibie. iste eee a hk 

* 
a - 
ey 
we Green Bricr--~ vines stlekery: nodules on roots Zrow quive large and 
are used in makeing DILpehe | : 
tris ‘eristata, blue and gold, best for sheded ground. cover, 
tris cristata amethyst, best for rock and wall gardens. 
Leather Breeches, do not know botanicel name; new foliase in lete 
winters sarenser flovers on s00d stems in early auuner ° esteemed by the 
Indiens as a food plant 
Rattlesnake | aOR, medidinal herb; highly esteemed by the Indians for — 
trentmant of poisoned wounds. | 
‘Ferns-- Christmas; gbony Spleenwort ; Resurrection; Blunt Lobed - oodsia. 
Spring Avens (botanically A GEUN). 
Red Tradeacantia, g0 called from cold weether coloring of the lenveie 
_. One of the native Spldervorts. 
three verleties of native Violets blooming in succession. 

