MAYFAIR NURSERIES, Bergenfield, N. J. 
dark rose or deep salmon flowers from May until frost and truly 
belong in the rock garden. Full sun. Wall. Please mention color and 
order early if you want them. 50c 
ANTIRRHINUM MOLLE—6”. Another dainty shrubblet with downy 
foliage. Large white flowers, yellow throat and red on upper lip. 
Full sun. Wall. 50c 
AQUILEGIA AKITENSIS—4” - 6”. Neat bluish foliage. Flowers yellow 
inside and blue outside. April and Sept. 50c 
AQUILEGIA ECALCARATA—6” - 16”.:Small deep green, delicate foli- 
age. Quantities of deep burgundy flowers. May to June. 50c 
AQUILEGIA FLABELLATA NANA—8” - 12”. A little larger than A. 
akitensis, which it resembles. Large white flowers. Blooms contin- 
uously, if flowers are picked. — 35C 
ARABIS ALPINA FLORA-PLENA—4”. A great improvement on the 
old single flowered type. Fragrant. April to May. Sun. Walls. 35c 
ARABIS ALPINA PINK HYBRID—4”. Compact and pink flowered 
variety of the Alpine Rock Cress. 50¢ 
ARABIS ANDROSACEA—%” - 2”. Forms a mat of very small woolly 
white rosettes topped with umbels of white flowers. Wants lime, 
sun and grit. 50c 
ARABIS KELLERERI—15” - 2”. Another midget. Gray green. White 
flowers. April to May. Lime, sun and grit. 50c 
ARABIS STURIT—1” - 5”. Fast growing, dark evergreen ground cover. 
Profuse bloomer. March and April. Sun. 35c 
ARCTOSTAPHYLOS UVA URSI—2”. The Bearberry. The best of all 
evergreen ground covers for poor, dry, gravelly or sandy soil. Will 
grow in bare rock crevices. White flowers. April. Red berry. 50c 
ARENARIA CAROLIANA—14” - 3”. Moss like cushion. Profuse 
bloomer. Large white flowers. May to August. Acid sand. Sun. 50c 
ARENARIA GROENLANDICA—%” - 2”. Dwarfer but longer leaved 
than preceding. Very profuse and continuous bloomer. White. May 
to frost. Poor, acid, sandy soil. Sun. 35c 
ARENARIA JUNIPERIFOLIA—1” - 2”. Mat of spiny foliage. Long 
lived on walls and profuse bloomer. White. Spring and Fall. 35c 
ARENARIA LITHOPHILA—2” - 4”. A showy plant in dry sunny rock 
crevices or walls. Acid. 35¢c 
ARENARIA MONTANA4”. Trailing type. One of the best rock gar- 
den plants, hidden in May by large glistening white flowers. Sun. 
35¢ 
ARMERIA CAESPITOSA—1” - 2”. Mat forming species, blooming al- 
most continuously. Pink. Dry. Sun. 50c 
ARMERIA LAUCHEANA—2” - 3”. Grass like cushion, with deep pink 
flowers. Mid April to end July and Sept. to Oct. Sun. Walls. 35¢ 
ARMERIA 6 HILLS HYBRID—2” - 3”. An improved color form of the 
above. Soft rose pink. 35c 
