THERMOPSIS MONTANA | . 
Goldenpea. Locally abundant mostly 
east of the mountains. 
THALICTRUM Spe 
Whites 63! pH=5=7 
“IARELLA UNIFOLIATA 
Lace flower, Delightfully delicate 
in appearance and easy in shades 
White, 612" pHe6=«7 AugsSept. 
May-June 
TOFIELDIA INTERMEDIA 
TREE & SHRUB list upon request, 
TOWNSENDIA SERICEA (EXSCAPA) 
Easter daisy of the foothills. 
White a en pH=8 Apre May 
TRAUTVETTERIA GRANDIS 
Bugbanee — 
White, 3! pHe6\e7 July 
TRILLIUM OVATUM 
No finer Trillium. 
Whites 6012" pHeSe7  AprssMay 
TROLLIUS ALBIFLORUS 
Globe-flower, 
Creamewhite. 20" pHe5-6 May-June 
TYPHA LATIFOLIA 
Catetail 
VACCINIUM OVALIFOLIUM 
VACCINIUM SCOPARIUM 
VERONICA AMERICANA 
Blue,g 18" Streamside. All summer, 
VERONICA SERPYLLIFOLIA 
Blues 688" ple5<6 May=June 
*VIOLA ADUNCA (or MONTANENSIS ) 
Blues 3<5" pH=6<7 May-June 
VIOLA BELLIDIFOLIA 
Compact. with small leaves 
and abundant flowers. 
Blues 204" Apr.eMay 
‘VIOLA GLABELLA 
Yellows E=10" pH=6—=7 ApreeJuly 
VIOLA NUTTALLII VALLICOLA 
A drought resistant yellow violet. 
VIOLA ORBICULATA 
Yellow violet of cold woods. 
Yellows Qal" pHe5=9  ApresJduly 
‘IOLA PALUSTRIS 
Small white violet éeenoveHs places. 
VIOLA RUGULOSA 
This one grows willingly. 
White, 10-12" May~-on 
Doze 
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25¢ 
15¢ 
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25¢ 
20¢ 
WILD FLOWER SEED MIXTURE 
Suitable for roadside or waste area 
planting¢ Per of $1,00 
(If you dontt buy this I'll scatter it) 
WOODSTA, seo following ADIANTUM 
WYETHIA AMPLEXICAULIS 25¢ 
Mulish many ways. 
XEROPHYLLUM TENAX 25¢ 
Beargrass, They root deeply, so 
small plants sent. Like tapers tall. 
Whites. 3' pHe5-7 June-July 
YUCCA GLAUCA 35¢ 
If and when I get to the eastern 
part of the state. They also root deep. 
ZIGADENUS GRAMINEUS Each, 10¢ 
Death camas , Fall bulbs Doze 50¢ 
ZIGADENUS ELEGANS 10¢ 
Wand lilys A more showy plant Doz. 50¢ 
from the highor areas. 
Plant a dozen together. 
_ SINGING COMMERCIAL 
When in my 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 elsewhore. 
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 a figure, pH-7 is neutral. Higher 
figures are. alkaline, lower acid. 
Drainage, moisture, light and tompor- 
‘ature are, ne loss 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 from 
grazing (shearing). 
*Just my preferonce as to the genus Listeds 
SCREE: A porous soil as that of a mount= “ 
ain ridge or the talus slope at the 
foot of a cliff. A rocky, gravelly soi}, 
“with at least a little loam overlaying 
& sloping impervious layer over which 
moisturo seeps, Plants then have a dry 
crown witha cool and moist root 
systome A wall or raised bed is usually 
adapted to alpines. 
"EASY" Many of these plants are not "easy" 
within the meaning of this term in the 
ordinary garden Re mesoRa a However, all 
grow luxuriantly where ! find them and 
most of them will grow for you if you 
moet their minimum requircments. 
Cultural directions as I know them, will 
bo sont with the plants, 
