ARALIA Californica pa eceritis Spikenard)., Long spikes of 
fragrant cream colored flowers. Enjoys @ moist location. 
ARENARIA caespitosa. Moss-1ike creeping pliant. Use like 
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ARISAEMA tryphyllum (Jack-in-the- Pulpit). A very poputar 
flower in Eastern gardens. Needs a moist LOGS Aon in a 
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ARTEMISIA frigida (Silver Sage). Soft gray acne is 
very attractive 
ASARUM caudatum Pathe Root), Fine native ground cover 
for shady, damp spots. Large evergreen 1LE@Vese oe ne 
ASCLEPIAS tuberosa (Butterfly Weed). A large showy plant 
‘that needs a warm dry location. Long lasting brilliant 
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AUBRETIA (Rock Cress). Wonderful plant for rocks or border 
-- one of the essential Rock Garden plants as they grow 
under adverse conditions and bear thelr colorful biooms - 
over &@ very long period, 
CAMPANULA petiolata (Western Bluebell). A gem from the 
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Rotundifiora (Bell Flower). Clear biue flowers... SR Aee 
CASTILLEIA foliolosa (Painted Cup). Grayish woolly leaves 
and bright red flowers. Good for dry Loca chor. isd oa 
CERASTIUM tomentosum. Creeping silvery white foliage « and 
white flowers, Excellent Rock Garder plant. is $8 
CERATOSTIGMA plumbaginoides. Profusion of cobalt blue 
flowers in Summer and again in Fail. Sunny location in 
the Rockery 
CLINTONIA ANDREWSIANA. From the Redwoods. Large glossy 
leaves and sprays of coral flowers which turn to deift 
blue berries. Must have shade 
Cynoglossum grande (Hounds Tongue). Biooms early. Sprays 
of blue and white For-get-me-not flowers. Dry roots 
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