CORY PHANT 1S are of the. ball or pin- 
cushion type, More peaceful than Opuntias. 
Ce missouriensis may be handled bare- 
handed if you can find it. | 
CRY PHANTH.L SHELDONIT 
Popcorn flower. Don't eat it! Corny? 
White. 9-12" May-June ; 
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CRYPIOGRAIMA, see under ADLWTUM 
CYFPRIPEDIUM FASCICULATUM 
Large twin leaves halfway up stem 
& cluster of small reddish flowers. 
Red. 8" pH586 June-July 
$1.00 
*CYPRIPEDIUM MONTANUM $1400 
White’ lady's slipper. This orchid is 
poisonous to a few people including me. 
White. 12-18" pH-5-6 May-July 
riya eileen see under ADIANTUM 
*DELPHINIUM BICOLOR | 
An easy, showy, dwarf Laehuphy 
None better. 
‘Royal blue. 8-12" 
10¢ 
pH-6=8 May 
DISPORUM TRACHYCARPUM 
False Solomon's seal, 
Yellow. 12" pH-5-7 
e5¢ 
May=iug. 
DODEC.iTHRON CONJUNGENS 
Purple, 6" “pH-7#8. -May-June 
15¢ 
DODECATHEON PAUCIFLORUM CUSICKII 
Our best. \ dryer, more sunny. site 
than. pauciflorum Leaves soft-hairy. 
pd ook corolla with stoi throat. 
DODEC. \?REON PAUCTFLORUM 
Purple. 8" pH#5=6 cee 
10¢ 
15¢ 
- DODECATHEON RiDIC.TUM:: : 
i large one for a cool, wet place. 
Bloonis at 6" ripens seed at 2! 
Pink, pH=5=-6 May-June 
25g 
~ DOUGLASIA MONTANA 
Moss pink. Difficult unless suited, 
but hardly a nything better if it does 
well. Prefers scree soil or wall. 
Pink. 2" pHe7-& apr 
25¢ 
DRAB. ANDIAN, .AUREA, DENSIFOLIA 
and others. Small tufts of green 
covered with racemes of bright yellow 
flowers. Screes Not too easy. 
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2O¢ 
‘DROSACE C.ARINGTA 
Rock jasmine, resembles Douglasia 
but is white flowered. 
DROSER.L ROTUNDIFOLT.A 
bog plant, quite small to be 
carniverous. 
25¢ 
DRYOPTERIS, see under ADIANTUM 
DRY 8 DRUMONDII 25¢ 
Yellow mt. avens. Up near the Canadian 
line, available when I go there. 
25¢ 
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“RRIGERON UNIFLORA 
BRIGERON SALSUGINOSUS 
DRY.AS OCTOPET ALA. 
White mountain avens . 
. 35¢ 
BPILOBIUM .NGUSTIFOLIUM 
Fireweed. Often follows a forest 
fire and rather looks like one. 
Rose, 4@5' .pH=5=7 June 
ERIGERON, daisy to you. Of many 
in my herbarium I recommend: 
25¢ 
ERIGERON COM POSTTUS 
White, because it is easy to get. 
White.--6" pHe7ei Apr. 
10¢ 
ERIGERON CONCINNUS 
Small blue, because it is easy to 
grow. Or, ©. CORYMBOSUS, or DIVERGENS. 
Similar. If you are particular as to 
Species, add 5¢ 
Blue. . 8812" pH-6-7 
20¢ 
May-Aug. 
BRIGERON COULTERI 
A large white one of moist woods. 
White, 68-12" pH-5-6 July-..ug. 
25¢ 
ERIGRRON M.ACRANTHUS 25¢ 
A large blue one. 
Blue, 12218" pH-6-7 July=Aug. 
ERIGERON 1EL.ANOCEPHALUS- 
White alpine daisy. Purple or black 
woolly hairs beneath the flowers. 
25g 
ERIGERON MONTANENSIS 
White,. 6" May-June 
25g 
25g 
Similar. From the high country. 
Lavender, 12-18" pH-5#6 July-=.iug. 
ERIGZRON sii PLEX 
or possibly E. GRANDIFLORUS. 
Large flowered mountain daisies. 
25g 
ERIGSRON TRIFIDUS 
The cutest little one of the lot. 
Compact, green cushion supporting 
abundant white daisios. 
White. 2)" pHe7<8 <apr.-July 
| 25¢ 
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Blue alpine daisy. 
*ERIOGONUM OV.ALIFOLIUM 20g 
Gray-white mounds supporting many 
white to rose flower heads. 
Give it a scree soil, mostly drainage. 
White. 6" pH-7 Apr-May 
ERIOGONUM PIPERI 
or ERIOGONUM FL..VUM 
Medium green with yellow flowers. 
Yellow. 8" pH-5-7 <Apr.-liay 
25g 
ERIOGON UM SUBALPINUM 
Larger, yellowish-white flowers 
turning rose with age. 
Cream. 12" pH-5-7 May-July 
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We have many other Eriogonums of which 
BE. MICROTHECUM is shrubby. 35¢ 
EPIG RON MELANOCEPHALUS (or NANUS) 25¢ 
