30 CARL STARKER, JENNINGS LODGE, OREGON 
Mezereum. Deciduous. Fragrant lilac purple flowers very early 
before the foliage. Feb.-Apr. 35c-50c. 
EPIGAEA Repens. Sh. Trailing Arbutus. Creeping evergreen plant 
with delicate, waxy, pink tinted flowers. Acid soil. 50c and 75c. 
ERICA. See Heather. 
EUONYMOUS Obovata Var. Variegata. An evergreen trailer with var- 
iegated green and white leaves touched with rose in winter. 50c. 
Radicans, Var. Kewensis. Slow growing mat-forming evergreen 
with small, shiny, rounded leaves slightly marked with white 
veins. 35c. 
GAULTHERIA Humifusa. A very compact evergreen creeper from the 
Cascade mountains with small, rounded, leathery leaves. 75c. 
Nummularicides. Trailing hairy stems and small heart shaped 
leaves. White flowers. 75c and $1.25. 
Procumbens. Sh. Wintergreen. Evergreen carpeter with attrac- 
tive, glossy leaves, and white flowers followed by showy red 
berries. 50c. 
GENISTA. See Brooms. 
HEATHER 
The dwarf heathers, which are such good shrubs for the rockery, 
are listed under so many scientific names that it is difficult for 
the ordinary gardener to keep track of them all; therefore we have 
sought to simplify matters by listing them’ all under one heading. 
There are no finer rock garden shrubs than the heathers; their fol- 
iage is always neat, and the fact that the different sorts bloom at 
different seasons, makes it possible to have one or another of them 
in bloom at almost any time of year. All heathers require a loose, 
peaty soil, and will be improved if they are cut back after flower- 
ing, as this tends to make them more compact. They need full sun 
to bloom’ well. We are very proud of our large selection. They are 
priced according to size and rarity. 
CALLUNA. Low, evergreen shrubs with bright flowers in long, rather 
dense spire-like racemes which appear in great profusion in late 
summer. The leaves are small and scale-like, and are arranged 
in 4’s, so that the small branches have a four-angled appearance. 
Vulgaris Albopilosa. Lighter, softer foliage than the type, with 
short spikes of clear white flowers. 50c each. 
Vulgaris Alba Plena. Very large double flowers and particularly 
dark green foliage. 50c each. 
Vulgaris Alba Var. Hammondii. Tall, graceful spires of purest 
Wiens flowers. Fine bright green foliage all winter. 10-12 in. 
C- foc. 
Vulgaris Alportii. A very fine variety with abundant flowers of 
deep reddish orchid. 50c-75c. 
Vulgaris Aurea. Lavender blooms produced late in the season. 
Rich golden bronze foliage all winter. Very showy. 35c-50c. 
