***R. ledoides. 1% ft. Twiggy shrub with narrow pointed leaves; globular 
clusters of small tubular flowers carried at the ends of branches. 
Very floriferous. Apr. 75c. 
R. lysolepis. The best of the Lapponicum Series to my mind. Leaves 
small shiny ovals; flowers rose-violet with spring and fall-blooming 
seasons. $1.00. 
***R. moupinense. Dwarf shrub; leaves small and shining; flowers 
scented, tubular, white to deep rose. Jan. to Feb. $1.50. 
*** R, myrtilloides. N.E. Burma at 15000 ft. Oval gray leaves; waxy bell 
shaped flowers of apricot-pink to mahogany red; beautiful in growth. 
$2.00 - $3.50. 
***R, orbiculare. Desirable because of elegant shape; beautiful leathery 
foliage, round and heart-shaped; flowers broadly bell-shaped, rose 
pink. Well-shaped small plants $1.00. 
**R. oreotrephes. Slowly grows to tall shrub; leaves beautiful leathery 
gray-lavender ovals; large funnel-shaped delicate lavender or pink 
flowers. 50 - 75c. 
**R, pemakoense. Habit dense and prostrate; to 1 ft. Increases in width 
by suckers; a valiant and early bloomer; flowers 2 in. across; pale 
pinkish mauve. One of the most satisfying small shrubs. 75c - $2.00. 
**R, pseudoyanthium. Leaves 214-3 in. long, smooth; flowers medium size, 
dark purple. Well branched small shrubs $1.00. 
****R  pracemosum. lLeathery gray-green leaves; young shoots purple- 
rose; flowers white, pinkish to rose. Blooms in March and desirable 
in any garden. $1.00. 
****R, rv. Forrest’s 19404. (Seedlings) A more dwarf form. $1.00. 
#*#**R rr. iForrest’s 21549. Another of Forrest’s discoveries. Not often 
offered. $1.00. 
****R, radicans. S.E. Tibet at 14000-15000 ft. Creeping dark evergreen; 
flowers 11% in. across, rose-violet. $1.00 - $2.00. 
*R. rhantum. A tall shrub with pale-rose flowers. Small plants 50c. 
**R. rupicola. Small upright, few-branched shrub; leaves elliptic, very 
scurfy, % in. long; flowers deep plum-crimson. $2.00. 
***R, saluenense. 12 in. Foliage gray-green; flowers purple-crimson. Apr. 
$2.00. 
*#**R, scintillans. 14% ft. Small pointed aromatic leaves; flowers a rich 
lavender-blue. Apr. $1.25. 
**R. sperabile. Related to R. neeriflorum. Flowers clear scarlet. Received 
Award of Merit when first shown by Baron Lionel Rothschild in 1925. 
$2.00. 
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