D. PAUCIFLORUM (Durnad) Greene. 
Purplee 8" pHe5=6 June. 
De RADICATUM Greene. 
A large one for a cool, wet place... 
Blooms on the way up. 
Pink, Up to 2! pH-5-6 May-June. 
DOUGLASIA MONTANA Gray. 
Moss Pink. Difficult unless suited, 
but hardly anything better if it does 
well. 
Pink, 2" pH=7={8 Apr. 
DROSACE CARINATA (Torr.) A. Nels. 
Rock Jasmine, resembles Douglasia, 
DROSERA ROTUNDIFOLIA L. 
A bog plant, quite small, 
DRYOPTERIS, see under ADIANTUM 
DRYAS DRUMMONDII Richards. 
Yellow lit. Avens. 
D. OCTOPETALA Li. 
Mountain Avens. 
ECHINOPANAX HORRIDUM (Sm.) T. & Ge 
exe Miqe Devil's Club. 
Not unlike its name. 
White. Red berries. 3-6! June. 
RAGNUS ARGENTEA Pursh. 
Silverberry. 
ELEOCHARIS FLACCIDA (Raithb.) Urban. 
Spike Rush, bog. 
EPILOBIUM ANGUSTIFOLIUM L. 
Fireweed. Often follows a forest 
fire and ra ther looks like one. 
Rose. 3-5! pH=5=7 June. 
EQGUISETUM spe 
Marestail or Horsetail as you prefer. 
A scouring rush. 
ERIGERON, Daisy to you. 
Of 15 in my herbarium I recommend: 
ERIGERON COMPOSITUS Pursh. 
White, because it is easy to get. 
White. =6" pH-7-8 Apr. 
E. CONCINNUS (H.& A.) T.& G. 
Small blue, because it is easy to 
grow. Or, E CORYMBOSUS Nutt. or 
BE. DIVERGENS T.& G. similar. If you 
are particular as to species, add 57. 
Bluce 8412" pH~6-7 May-Aug. 
Ee. COULTERI Porter. 
A large white one. 
White. 6-12" pH-5=6 July-Aug. 
E. MACRANTHUS Nutte 
A large blue one. 
Blue. 12-18" pH~-6-7 July-Aug. 
E. SALSUGINOSUS (Richards.) Gray. 
Similar. 
Lavender. 
12-18" pH-5-6 July-Aug. 
10¢ 
25¢ 
20¢ 
25g 
25g 
2b¢ 
eb¢ 
35% 
35¢ 
Cbg 
20¢ 
10¢ 
207 
25¢ 
25g 
25g 
Ee TRIFIDUS Hook. 
Whites. The cutest little one of 
the lot, 
White. 2-4" pH-7-8 Apre-duly. 
* EREOGONU! OVALTEFOLIUI Nutt. 
Small griv vith white to rose flowers, 
White. . 0" pHe7 
Apr-May. 
Re» PIPER(. creone. 
or Be. FLAG" Nutt. 
Medium geo with yellow flowers. 
Yellow. G' vln5=7 Apr. -May. 
Be SUBALPINU! Greene. : 
Larger, yelicvish-white flowers 
turning rose with age. 
Cream. 12" pH=5=7 May-July. 
We have many other ERIOGONUMS. 
HRIOPHORUM CHAMISSONIS'C. A. Moy. 
Cream puffs. 812" pH=5 Bog. July. 
25g 
2 O ¢ 
25g 
* GRIOPEYLLUM LANATUM (Pursh)Forbes var.25¢ 
Oregon Sunshine. If your colors are 
blue & gold, scatter seed of this 
and Pentstemon missouliensis ona 
medium moist, gravelly, sunny bank; 
but don't expoct flowers till the 
second yoar. , 
Goldon, 12-13" pH-5-6 May-Aug. 
Be LANATUM var. 
(Hook. ) Smiley. 
Small Oregon Sunshine. 
Golden. 612" pH=5-6 
INTEGRIFOLIUM 
May =-Au fe 
ERIODIUM CICUTARIUM LtHer. 
Stork's Bill, Littlo, but comos 
back like red ants. 
Pink. Creoping. All summer. 
ERITRICHIUM ELONG.TUM (Rydb.) Wright. 
Alpine For-get-me-not. 
E. HOWARDII (A.Gray) Rydb. 
Alpine For=geteme-not. Neither 
25g 
aay 4 
25¢ 
2O¢ 
accessible, but I get to thom somctimes. 
ERYTHRONIUM GRANDIFLORUM Pursh or var.10¢ 
Por dot. 
Apr e -\iay ~ 
Glaciocr Lily. 
Yellowe 12" pH=5=7 
TRYSIMUM ELATUM Nutt. 
Western Wall Flowor. 
50g 
15¢ 
Orange-ycllow, 12-18" He7=8 Apre-Junc. 
& Pp 
EUPHORBIA CYPARISSIAS (L.) Lam. 
Attractive if kopt under control. 3! 
FRASERA SPECIOSA Griseb.e 
This is further southe 
about onec a year. 
Ty) 866 (3G. 
FRITILLARIA PUDICA (Pursh) Spreng. 
Yollow~bell. Per doz. 
Ono of our carliest spring bloomers. - 
Yollow. 6=8" piH-7-8 Apr. 
GAILLARDIA ARISTATA Purshe 
Blanket Flower. 
Red-yellow, 18" pH-7 May. 
25¢ 
eb¢g 
10¢ 
35¢ 
20¢ 
