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ENCELIOPSIS ARGOPHYLLA. Perennial. 2 ft. Silver, felt-covered leaves in basal tuft. Four 
to five-inch, light yellow flowers. Canyons of Panamint Mountains on hot, dry slopes. 
ERIGERON NEVADENSIS. Perennial. 10 inches. Leaves in basal rosette. Flowers pale 
blue. Dry meadows to 11,000 ft. Hardy. 
GILIA TRICOLOR. Annual. 16 inches. Slender, erect habit. Leaves in basal tuft. Flowers light 
blue, pale crimson and very pale yellow. Coastal hills of central California. 
GLYPTOPLEURA SETULOSA. Annual. 2 inches. Tufted habit. Leaves with silver filigree 
edges. Flowers pale yellow. Western Mohave Desert. 
MALVASTRUM ROTUNDIFOLIUM. Desert Five Spot. 12 inches. Erect, branching habit. 
Flowers rose pink with rich crimson blotch at base of petal. Desert washes and mesas. 
OENOTHERA BREVIPES. Annual. 18 inches. White-stemmed. Leaves mainly basal. Flowers 
yellow. Dry washes of Colorado and Mohave deserts. 
O. CAESPITOSA var. MARGINATA. Perennial. Leaves grey-green in basal rosette. Three- 
inch, fragrant white flowers. Desert slopes to 7,500 ft. 
O. DELTOIDES. Desert Evening Primrose. Annual. Stems to 18 inches, raying from central 
rosette of soft, grey foliage. Two to three-inch, very fragrant white flowers. Mohave 
and Colorado Deserts. 
O. PRIMIVERIS. Biennial. Tufted habit. Leaves grey-green in basal rosette. Large, pale 
lemon-yellow flowers borne among the leaves. Dry plains of Eastern Mohave Desert. 
PHACELIA CRENULATA. Annual 12 inches. Upright, branched habit. Flowers deep violet. 
Dry washes, Mohave Desert, to 4,700 ft. 
SALVIA COLUMBARIAE. Chia. Annual. 15 inches. Fern-like leaves in basal rosettes. 
Small, vivid blue flowers against mauve bracts, in dense heads. Whole plant delight- 
fully aromatic. Hot slopes to 3,500 ft. 
LESTER ROWNTREE & E. K. BALLS 
~ Witienedeenene 
RURAL ROUTE No.1, BOX 179 
CARMEL, CALIFORNIA, U.S.A. 

