18 SHOREWAY NURSERY 

OXALIS 
There is an elfin daintiness about the 
exquisitely formed flowers of Oxalis, and 
an.‘unrestricted prodigality in their 
blooming that gives them an appeal over 
many other flowers, They’ bloom for 
months, Very valued for edgings and for 
the Rock Garden. Handle all Oxalis like 
Gladiolus, digging and storing them in 
late Fall. 
LASIANDRRA OR FLORIBUNDA. 
Rather large blooms of a pleasing deep 
rose, so rich that it approaches ‘crimson. 
In bloom from late Spring to late Fall. 
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TETRAPHYLIA. ' Clustered flowers of 
old: rose above brown-banded four leaf 
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PAPAVER. ORIENTALE— 
ORIENTAL. POPPY | 
ORIENTALIS. The plant that gives 
that gorgeous display of large cup- 
shaped, bright orange scarlet flowers in’ 
May and June. They do well in any well 
drained soil in sunny position. ........ 2.50 
BEAUTY OF LIVERMORE. (Deep 
Cherry seg) ce ee ee ti es see 2.50 
MAY SADLER: fs aiien Pin), .. 2.50 
MRS. PERRY. (Apricot Pink). as 2.50 
OLYMPIA (Double Orange). ........ 2.50 
PERERYZ5 ey OLRM a GWhite).< ce ere, 2.50 
WURTEMBERGIA. (Rose Red). ... 2.50 
GOLD OF OPHIR. A Poppy of medi- 
um height, about 24 to 28 inches, com- 
ing to perfection when 2 year old or 
more. The flowers are golden orange 
which develop into the nearest yellow of 
any Oriental Poppy, This tone of golden 
orange becomes more pronounced as 
the plant grows older. A unique Oriental 
PODDY. setenv ot ee eee eee ee 3.00 
HENRY CAYEAUX. Early, deep old 
rose shading to burgundy. Best grown 
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PENSTEMON 
+GARNET. We believe this new Pen- 
stemon is the finest of them all. It is a 
large flowering type, a prolific bloomer 
from’: June until frost. The large, rich, 
garnet colored flowers are gracefully 
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Varieties marked (*) recommended for Rock Gardens 
