HK. C. ROBBINS, ASHFORD, NORTH CAROLINA 



HARDY NATIVE PLANTS FOR ROCK GARDENS, continued 
TRILLIUM luteum. Yellow Trillium, 9-18 ins. This 
plant requires no care when given shade and 
fairly loose wood soil. The leaves are large and 
broadly ovate, being dark motted green, 2-6 
inches long, and do not unfold as broadly as 
some of the other Trilliums. Flowers are 
lemon-yellow. April and May. First size .......... 
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TRILLIUM ~— stylosum. Rose Trillium. 10-18 ins. 
Flowers large, rose pink nodding, early spring. 
Semi-shade. XX largest size .........................-----.- 
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TRILLIUM undulotum, Painted. Trillium. 8-15 ins. 
Strong vigorous grower. Flowers large, 
with scarlet and white markings. Shade, 
border, woodland. Rock garden. XX _ largest 
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100 TRILLIUMS, Assorted, First size. Our selection of Varieties 
UVULARIA grandiflora. Big Merrybells. 12-18 ins. 
Largest of the Bellworts. Thrives in damp rich 
shady __ situation. Flowers light yellow in 
early summer. Strong plants .............-..........-....- 
UVULARIA perfoliata. Wood Merrybells. 9-18 ins. 
Slender stems. Leaves oblong. Flowers droop- 
ing bright yellow. May and June. Shady loca- 
tions, Strongs plants (20. ee ee... 2 
UVULARIA sessilifolia. Little Merrybells. 10-20 ins. 
Flowers yellow, May and June, Shade. Strong.. 
VIOLA canadensis. Canada Violet. 9-18 ins. Leaves 
heart-yhaped, pointed toothed. Flowers white 
veined with purple. May to July. Semi-shade. 
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VIOLA pedata. Birdsfoot violet. 4-8 ins. Leaves 
divided. Flowers numerous and large, lilac- 
purple, April to June. Sun or Semi-shade. 
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VIOLA pedata bicolor. Two color Birdfoot Violet. 
; 4-8 ins. Flowers velvety light blue and 
purple pansy-like in May. Shade or open lo- 
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YUCCA flamentosa, Common Yucca. Evergreen, 3-6 
ft. Lare perennial, Flowers showny «= white, 
early summer. Strong plants ..........................-.-- 
YUCCA flaccida. Weakleaf Yucca. Stiff narrow leaves 
Flowers white in June, X strong .....................- 
XEROPHYLULLUM asphodeloides. Turkey’s Beard. 3-5 
ft. Long grass-like leaves. Flowers attractive 
white, long spikes. Sun or semi-shade. 
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100 ROCK GARDEN PLANTS. Strong Assorted. 
For shade or sunny location as desired. Our 
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