Plants for the Rock Garden 
PHLOX—Continued Season Height Each Three Dozen 
Subulata (Moss Pink). 17 varie- 
ties—soft pink to deep red; May-June 2 ina 230 180 3200 
Blue violet swhitesn aa) eaeee ijto/ 760 nmele OOO, 0U 
PLUMBAGO larpentae. Bronzy fo- 
liage, bearing clusters of gen- 
tlan-bliedlowetsem ae ee Aug.-Sept. 8 in. oe) 12 00s 5 0 
POTENTILLA verna nana. Dense 
green mats covered with bright 
Ol cdefl blossoms seta sees Apr.-May Zin. .40 1.10 4.00 
PRIMULA. Best in partial shade. 
Auricula. Smooth-leaved rosettes, 
bearing clusters of fragrant 
flowetsiin pastel colors), 1.9% Apr.-May 8 in. 35 1.00 3.50 
Cashmeriana. Charming balls of 
lavender blossoms, held erect 





above powdered foliage ...... Apr..May 10 in. 40 1.10 
Rosea. Blossoms pink ..... Apr.-May 8 in. 50 
Duplex (Hose-in-Hose). Creamy 
yellow s8 Go) sho a tnt ode ceo oa lo Apr.-June 6 in. .40 110 4.00 
Helenae. Rich purple flowers ... Apr.-May 3 in. 40° 212 10° 74:00 
Japonica. Glowing pink to red .. Apr.-May 12 in. 40, 1210 24-00 
Kleyni. Yellow flowers well above 
fOllagéf et ee hy ha ee ee Apr.-May 9 in. .40 1.10 4.00 
None-so-Pretty. Quaint old-fash- 
ioned clusters of red blossoms... Apr.-May 5 in. 30 590 ees. 00 
Orange Flame. Like Kleyni in red Apr.-May 9 in. 40 1.10 4.00 
Polyanthus, Munstead. 
White; yellow OER eae) eee ee ee Apr.-May 8 in. .40 LO 4.00 
Red ae iis gs ee ree cae ate Apr.-May 8 in. oD 1.00 3290 
Veris. English yellow cowslip ... May-June 9 in. Bh: LO00v=e1b 0 
Verna. Cream-yellow. Very early April 5 in. 50 1.35 5.00 
Vulgaris. Large solitary flowers of 
pale yellow. English primrose. Apr.-May lites 50 139 5.00 
Alba. White blossoms resem- 
bling small double roses ..... Apr.-May 4 in. .60 1.60 
Lilacina. Identical with Al- 
bay int lavender eee eee Apr.-May 4 in. .60 
Queen of Heaven. Varying 
shades of purple and blue .... Apr.-May Sn, 50 1.35 5.00 
Rosea. Pink. Enchanting . Apr.-May 5 in. 5) 135 5.00 
PUEMONARIA®.§ 2 nt eee Apr.-May .40 1.10> "4.00 
Angustifolia. Clusters of gentian- 
blue flowers against dark green 
toliage seta oC aye Coen ee ee 5 in. 
Saccharata. Flowers sky-blue, 
touched pink. Foliage deep 
green spotted with silver ..... 8 in. 
SANTOLINA incana. Aromatic. 
Deeply cleft silvery foliage ..... 12 in, 407% 1 iLO 00 
SAPONARIA* ocymoides. Trailing 
EloudPotebrichtepin caer. ee ae June D bey 35 00> aie 
SEDUM. By their contrasting pat- 
terns of gray or green foliage, 
Sedums lend charm to the Rock 
Garden throughout the _ year. 
Their season of bloom varies from 
late May through October. We (fee eeye P30 mee 00 
Ot efa 2ivarieties <a unc ee }te:.40, 301, 10s e400 
10 
