Plants for the Rock Garden 
PRIMULA—Continued Season eens Each Three Dozen 
Japonica. Light coral-pink to red Apr.-June if 600875455 Gea 00 
Kleyni. Yellow flowers held erect Apr.-May S in. .40 1.10 4.00 
None-so-pretty. | Grandmother’s 
TEC COWS Le herent at fog ee Apr.-May SE ibe 35 Ee00ee 3150 
Old Gold. A lovely shade ..... Apr.-May 8 in. Ge, 2.00 
Orange Flame. Like Kleyni in red Apr.-May 9 in 40 110.8 4:00 
Polyanthus, Munstead: 
W/ihite-vyellow;s)reduns..o...- Apr.-May 8 in. .40 Je) Osea 0 
Veris. English yellow cowslip... May-June 9 in. 33D 1.0057 3.50 
Vulgaris. Large solitary flowers 
of pale yellow. English prim- 
LOSE ede eon ae teats tees Apr.-May Daan 0 1235 5.00 
Vulgaris Alba. Double white 
blassoms pees ee as ne Apr.-May 4-in. Sis 2.00 
Vulgaris Lilacina. Double laven- 
ral eeeint ein La A ae ee hee See ey Apr. May 4 in. 75) 2.00 
Vulgaris Queen of Heaven. Vary- 
ing shades of purple and blue Apr.-May Donkey: 0 L335) 5.00 
Meas Rosea. Pink. Enchant- 
Pepe ed Tee Cie Pi thas “ders Apr.-May >in: 50 130 5.00 
PULMONARIA items Re es Apr.-May 40 12107. 44.00 
Angustifolia. Clusters of gentian- 
blue flowers; dark green foli- 
BU SE Cee eN cies Bn nis Seated Dalit. 
Saccharata. Flowers of sky-blue, 
touched pink. Foliage deep 
green spotted with silver .... Sin. 
SANTOLINA incana. Aromatic. 
Deeply cleft silvery foliage |. 121n, 407 Wl s10. 264.00 
SAPONARIA ocymoides. Trailing 
cCloudsorbrighspink? 7 eae June Da ith: 35 100M 3250 
SEDUM. By their contrasting patterns of gray or green foliage Sedums lend 
charm to the rock garden throughout the year. 
Each Each 
Acre Vellow ow) oye ott: 2 in. $0.35 Pulchellum. Pink ...... 4 in. $0.50 
Albumewhiter ss. u-. 4 vitae Je ametiextm.s Yellow saan aoe 8 in. $35 
Anglicum. Pale pink ... 3 in. .40 Rupestre. Yellow ...... Rave tee 
Dasyphyllum. Light pink 2 in. .40 Sarmentosum. Yellow .. 4 in.  .35 
Douglasi. Sulphur-yellow 5 in. .35  Sexangulare. Yellow .... 3 in.  .35 
EwersiatPink? 2 tes: 6 in. 2 Sieboldi.. Pink. =)... 5 6 in. .40 
Forsterianum. Yellow 3 in. .40 Spectabile. Orchid-pink..15 in.  .35 
Hispanicum. Pale pink.. 3 in. .35  Spectabile Brilliant. 
Kamtschaticum. Yellow.. 8 in. 3.5 Raspberry pues eae LS sari. 3) 
Pydiim> Lightpink.) 4 4-2 in. 540° “Spurium,. Pink: 224. 6M 
Nevi. Pale pink ....... 3 in 40) ) Ternatum.White 4.0). AA et 
SEMPERVIVUM (Hen and Chickens’: No plant of the garden asks less or 
gives more than these intriguing little rosettes........... 4 rosettes—25c 
to 4 rosettes—50c 
SHORTIA. Evergreen. Exquisite 
white fringed bells ......... Apr.-May 4 in. 50 ets 5.00 
STEEN E Spee eee sis ie ae ae May-June 50 1355 
Pennsylvanica. Clusters of bright 
Dinkehowers sue dc ety ete Ou. It: 
Wherryi. Flowers light pink _.. 4 in. 
TEUCRIUM. Aromatic evergreen. h2ean. 35 1.00 3.50 
THALICTRUM kyusianum. Maid- 
enhair foliage, spangled with 
bright lilac blossoms. A rare 
DeaeysE meta hk Se ks ak May-Sept. 4 in. 7S 2.00 
