THERMO PSIS MONTANA 
Goldenpea, Locally abundant mostly 
east of the mountains. 
THALICTRUM sp. 
White. 283! »pH-5<7 May-June 
TIARELLA UNIFOLIATA 
Lace flower. Delightfully delicate 
in appearance and easy in shade. 
White. 8+12" pH-6-7 Aug.-Sept. 
TOFIELDIA IP TER EDA 
TREE & S'IRUB list upon request. 
TOWNSENDIA SERICE.\. 
Raster daisy of the foothills. 
White. 2" pH-6.: apr.-f/ay 
TOXICODENDRON TRILOB TA 
-I send this one gratis to all 
who do not ask for my list. 
TRAUTVETT RI. GRANDIS 
_ Bugbane. hale yt 
White. 3' pH-6-7 July 
' TRILLIUM OVATUM 
No finer Trillium. 
White. 612" pH-5-7 
TROLLIUS \LBIFLORUS 
Globe~flower. 
Cream-white. l-20" 
apr, <liay 
pH-5-6 May-June 
TY PHA LiTIFOLIA 
Cat-tail 
VaCCINTUM OVALIFOLED 
VAGCINIUL SCO PARIUIM 
VERONIC.\ PRICAM , ‘ ; 
Blues 1 18" Streamside. .111 summer. 
VERONICA SERPYLLIFOLIA 
Blue. 6-8" pH=5+6 May-June 
*VIOLA ADUNCA (or HONTANEYSIS) 
Blue. 3=5" pH~6+7 May-June 
VIOL« BELLIDIFOLT.A 
Compact with small leaves 
and abundant flowers. . 
Blue. 24" Apr.-ifay 
*VIOLA GLACELLA 
Yellow. 6-10" - pHe6-7  Apre-July 
VIOLA NUTTALLII VALLICOLA 
i drought resistant ill violct,. 
VOL. ORBI CULPA 
Yellow violet of cold woods. 
Yellow... 2-4." pH=5-9 .pr.<July 
VIOLA P..LUSTRIS 
Small white violet of moist places. 
VIOL.. RUGULOS.A is 
This one grows willingly. 
Yhite. 1012" lay-on 
Doz. 
25g 
2o¢ 
2g 
15¢ 
15¢ 
20¢ 
25g 
35¢ 
25¢ 
20¢ 
20¢ 
25g 
15¢ 
204 
 WOODSIA, 
‘SCRHE; 
WILD FLOVER SEED MIXTURE 
Suitable for roadside or waste area 
planting. 
| i* Per oz. $1.00 
(If you don't buy this I'll scatter it) 
see following ADLANTUM 
WYETHI.\ AMPLEXICAULIS 25¢ 
Mulish many ways. 
XEROPHYLLUM TEN AX 25¢ 
Beargrass. They root deeply, so 
small plants sent. Like tapers tall. 
White. 3'  pH-5-7 June-July 
YUCCA GLAUCA 35¢ 
If and when I get to the eastern 
part of the state. They also root deep. 
ZYG..DENUS ELEGANS -& GRAMINEUS 10g 
Wand lily. ~-I\like elegans from 
the high country best. Either,  Doz.50¢ 
SINGING CO!TERCIAL 
When in ny ‘Jeep, I climb a peak 
To learn what alpines grow there; 
I'd dig a few, if I but knew 
Who yearns to grow them elsewhere, 
KEY 
There are a lot of keys around my home. 
I am continually coming across one and 
wondering what it will unlock. This 
one is no exception. 
SOIL ACIDITY, is expressed herein as pH- 
and 4 figure. pH-7 is neutral. Higher 
“figures are alkaline, lower acid. 
Drainage, moisture, light and temper- 
ature are no less important. 
6-8" One thing that has always bothered 
me in botany is how big is large? ; 
I have tried to show for height average 
figures for this region. They vary in- 
-creasing with moisture, warmth, rich- 
_ ness of soil, and protection frcm 
grazing (shearing). 
*Just my preference as to the genus listed 
A porous soil as that of a mount- 
ain ridge or the talus slope at the 
foot of a .cliff. A rocky, gravelly soil, 
with at least a little loam overlaying 
a sloping impervious layer over which 
moisture seeps. Plants then have a dry 
crown with a cool and moist root 
system. A wall or’ raised bed is usually 
adapted to alpines. 
"WASY" Many of these plants are not"easy" 
within the meaning of this term in the 
ordinary garden catalogue. Towever, all 
grow luxuriantly where I find them and 
most of them will grow for you if you 
meet their minimum requirements. Cultural 
directions as I know them, will be sent 
with the-plants. 
PS. Not ‘a business, a hobby. 
Nice work, and I have it. 
