FERNDALE NURSERY—ASKOV, MINNESOTA, 1949 19 
Each 3 
toetd—18¥inches, in’ héightmyes eee .30 ot5 
Thymus album. (Mother of Thyme). 
—OR-—3 to 6 inches tall. Useful for planting between step- 
ping stones and for wall and rock garden. Fragrant, 
evergreen foliage, tiny white flowers in great pro- 
TUSION Ge ee a ee ee ee ee ee pep .60 
—OR—lanuginosus. (Wooly Thyme). 3 to 6 inch. Fragrant, 
wooly foliage of steel-gray color. Pink flowers ____ .25 .60 
Tradescantia virginica. (Spiderwort). 
—*RO—An attractive perennial for well drained, light soils. 
Narrow lance-shaped leaves, Three-petaled flowers 
Ofedeep, blue’ or; purples Ne ee ee oe 25 60 
Trillium. (Wakerobin). 
A very desirable plant, growing naturally in moist soil, 
rich in humus, and shaded by larger trees. They 
transplant easily in August and September while 
dormant, but may also be planted very early in the 
spring before new growth takes place. Excellent 
for naturalizing in colonies in shady woods. 
——*RS—cerneum. (Nodding Trillium)... _.__7 _) .20 00 
—*RS—erectum. Strong growing to 12—15 inches. Flowers 
SNAGeSmMOLemMaAlTOON ees oe he eee eee 20 90 
—srandiflorum. The most showy of trillium. For best 
effect should be planted in masses. Pure white flow- 
ers in early spring. Plant in rich leafmold where 
other plants can provide shade. Each 20c; 3 for 50c; 
10f or $1.50; 100 for $10.00. Jumbo size bulbs ____ .25 .60 
—*RS—undulatum. (Painted Trillium). A _ beautiful pink- 
tinted trillium for planting among other varieties to 
giver contrastemenequiresshade me) Seen ey 25 .60 
Tiarella cordifolia. (Foamflower). 
—*S—Very attractive serrated foliage with racemes of 
white flowers. Require rich soil and shade ________ 20 60 
Trolleus. (Globe Flower). 
—BS—Strong growing plant to 2 feet. Flowers yellow with 
10—12 short petals. Thrives best in moist situations .35 .90 
Uvularia perfoliate. (Wood Merrybells). 
—*RM—An erect growing native perennial having clasping, 
stemless leaves and gracefully drooping yellow flow- 
ers. Requires rich soil in shady woodland __________ 25 .60 
Veronica. 
—Blue Spires. 
—-OB—A bushy, upright plant growing to a height of 2 feet. 
Lovely  decpeblie=tlowerswae so ees ah es pou .90 
—Crater Lake Blue. 
—OB—Has beautiful clear blue flowers. Grows about 15 
inches, high he eee Comer NG caves Se) 4%. | .o0 90 
Viola. (Violets). 
No wild flower garden is complete without violets. 
—*SM—cuculata. The best known of the blue violets. Long 
stemmed, blue flowers. Gives a very showy effect in 
mass plantings in shady woodland. Require rich 
soil. Each 25c; 3 for 60c; 10 for $1.50. 
—*SM—odorata rosini. A very fragrant, tiny, pink violet ____ .30 75 
—*O—pedata. (Birdsfoot Violet). This violet grows in the 
open sun in sandy soils. Flowers violet-blue. Each 
