*SEDUM acre (Gold Moss). Bright yellow flowers, 4 in., May-June. 
*album. White flowers, 4 in., July-August. ' 
*album roseum. Pink flowers and bronzy foliage in winter and spring. 
*balticum. Very dark green foliage with white flowers. One of the best. 
*kamtschaticum. Orange-yellow flowers, prostrate green foliage, 6 in., 
July-August. 
*kamtschaticum variegatum. Variety of above. Cream, yellow and 
green foliage, 3 in., June-July. ; 
*lydium. Pink flowers on dense carpet of bright green foliage which turns 
red in winter, June-July. 
*nicaeense. Very distinctive, heather-like foliage, greenish-yellow flowers. 
*sarmentosum. Creeping habit, bright green foliage, golden-yellow 
blossom, 2 in., June. 
spectabilis. Erect in habit, large heads of showy rose flowers, 1 ft., 
August-September. 
*spectabilis Brilliant. Variety of above with showy brilliant flowers, 
1 ft., August-September. ; 
*spurium. Fast spreading, pink flowers, well suited to shade, 3-4 in., 
June-July. | 
*spurium coccineum. Variety of the above with rosy-crimson flowers, 
June-July. > 
*SEMPERVIVUM arachnoideum (Spiderweb Houseleek). Pink flowers, 
cobwebby rosettes. 
*calcareum. Very showy, blue-green rosettes, tipped dark brown. 
*fauconetti. Small rosettes tipped red and slightly webby. 
*slobiferum (Globe Houseleek). Tight green rosettes tipped with red. 
*potsi. Very compact rosettes, dark brown in winter. 
*tectorum (Roof Houseleek). Large rosettes with pink flowers. 
*STACHYS lanata (Woolly Betony). Useful for edging, dense silvery white 
foliage, and small delicately tinted purple flowers, 1 ft., July-August. 
*STATICE armeria. Evergreen, cushion-like plant with deep rose flowers, 
3-6 in., May-June. 
*a. laucheana. Rose flowers, excellent for Rock Garden, 3-6 in., June-July. 
pa ONE laevis. Very large, double, lavender-blue flowers, July- 
ctober. 
*Blue Moon. Immense light blue flowers. Blooms throughout summer 
until frost. 12-18 in., 50c. each, $4.50 per 10. 
*TEUCRIUM chamaedrys. Upright growing shrubby plant, glossy green 
leaves and rose flowers, 15 in., July. 
seen aes prostratum. Dwarf form of above, short spikes of lavender 
owers. 
THALICTRUM glaucum. Greenish-yellow flowers, 2-3 ft., June-July. 
*minus (adiantifolium). White flowers, foliage like that of Maidenhair 
Fern, June-July. 
THERMOPSIS caroliniana (Carolina Thermopsis). Lupine-like yellow 
blossoms, 3-4 ft., June-July. 
*THYMUS citriodorous. Evergreen foliage, lemon-scented, 4-6 in., pink 
flowers, July-August. 
*serphyllum (Mother of Thyme). Creeping evergreen plant for edging 
and rock work, fragrant lilac flowers, 6 in., July-August. 
*serphyllum album. White flowered form of above, 2 in., June-July. 
*serphyllum aurea variegata. Green and gold leaves in spring. 
*serphyllum coccineus (Crimson Thyme). Bright crimson flowers, the 
carpet-like foliage is bright bronze in fall and winter. 
*serphyllum lanuginosus (Woolly Thyme). Downy gray foliage, deep 
pink flowers, 3-4 in., July-August. 
*serphyllum roseus. Fast-spreading, pink flowers, 3 in., June-July. 
*vulgaris (Common Thyme). Purplish flowers, foliage very fragrant. 12 in. 
June-July. 
Plants are 40c. each, 3 for $1.15, $3.50 per 10, except as noted. 
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