*CHPYSOTHAMNUS WAUSMOSUS “- 50 
Or one of the 1,0 or more ya Laeae 
Round in form. Pale, with matted hairs. 
CHPYSOTHAMYUS VISCINITLORUS. 
Greener,, “with, broom-like branches. 
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CLAYTONTA LANCRODATA (see eas ) Doz» «75. 
A desirable spring beauty, despite the 
gnats and mosquitoes where I dig them. 
White. rowel pH=5-7 eer 
* CLAYTONTA MOGARRHIZA 
Big-rooted spring Comes and 
really a beauty. 
Pe 
* CLEMATIS COLUMBIANA 
Atragene.s ry this trailing purple 
Clematis with vine honeysuckle 
(Lonicera ciliosa) of a shaded wall. 
Purple. 10' pH-6=7 June: ° 
* CLEMATIS DOUGLASTA ~~ 
The urn-flowered Clematis. = - 
Blues. 1-2! :  pHAb=7 
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% CLYMATTS LIGUSTICTFOLTA. 
White flowered vine for fences and . 
bee bones White. 15' pH-7=8 June-July 
250 
* CLINATTS PSUDOALPINA. TENUTLOBA ; 
They appear as individual plants, 
among the ed but seldom are. 
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* OL? ‘TONIA UNTFLORA 
Queencup. White flower PRL ed by 
lerge, porcelain blue berry. Plants 
av intervals alorig an endless, under- 
ground rhizome, White. 6" pH=5e7 June 
20 
COLLOMIA DEBILIS 
rerennial Collomia from the rock 
clides. Often far through the rocks 
fromthe soil about its roots. 
Bluge 6-8" PHH526 | lia y-June 
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COPTIS OCCIDENTALIS 
Celd»thread (from the yellow root ) 
White,. 6" pH-5=7 May-June 
015 
* CORNUS CANADENSIS 
Bunchherry. Part shade ground cover. 
White, 6" pH-586 June-July 
035 
« CORYDALIS “AURTA 035 
ae den “Corydalis 
CO RY PHANTHA (NEORBESSEYS )iISSOURIENSIS 50 
Smaller straw-colored flowers, 
Red fruits in spring, more showy 
than the summer flowers, 
CORYPHANTHA VIVIPAPA 
Purple flowers, green fruits. 
Above two scarce here for the present, 
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CORYPHANTHAS are of the ball or pin- 
cushion type. lore peaceful than 
Opuntias. C. missouriensis may be han- 
‘dled bare handed if you can find it. 
* CRYPTANTHA SHELDONIT 220 
Popcorn flowers biennial 
White. 9-12" May-June 
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. Royal bluse ee 
CHYPIOGRAIN'A, seo under ADIANTUM 
oY PRIPEDIUL PASOLOULATUM - 1,00 
Large twin leaves halfway up stem 
& cluster of small reddish flowers. 
Don't count’ on my finding at 
. Red. oF pH5=6 June-July 
* CYPRIPSDIUM MONTANUM. . ‘ 1.00 
vee lady's slipper.- I can get. this 
grand orchid, but have paid, ‘dearly: 
as it poisons me. ‘ 
Whites Keel _pHe5—-6 May-July 
CYSTOPTTRIS, see under ADIANTUM 
*DELPHINIUY BICOLOR .«. . el5 
An easy, showy, dwarf larkspur. 
None better. 
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DISPORUM TRACPYCARPIM’ 
Falsé Solomon's seal. 
Yellow. 12" “He5=7 
025 
May-June 
* DONSCATHEON CUSICKII .. 
Our best. A dryer, more sunny site 
than pauciflorum. Leaves soft-hairy. 
Purple corolla with yellow throat... 
DODECATHEON PAUCIFLORUN 
Purple. 8" pH=5-6 June 
* DODECATHEON RADICATUMM 
A large one for a cocl, wet place, 
Blooms’ at 6" ripens seed at 2! 
Pink. - pHe5-6 jay-June.. 
* DOUGLASTA MONTANA- | 225 
Moss pink, Difficult inléss suited, 
but hardly anything better af it does 
well. Prefers scree soil- or, wall. 
Pink. 2" He7-8 Apr. - 
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* DRABA ANDINA, AURZA, DENSIFOLIA 025 
and others, Small tufts of green 
covered with racemes of bright yellow 
flowers. Seree, Not too, easy, but good. 
DROSACE (ANDROSACE) ‘CARTNATA 
Rock jasmine, resembles. eo 
but is white flowered, * hard to find 
when TIT want it. 
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DROSERA ROTUNDIFGLIA 
A dog plant. Bats. gnats, but not to 
‘ my satisfaction. 
_ Fireweed. Often follows a forest 
-DRYOPTERIS, see under ADIANTUM 
* DRYAS OCTOPETALA 
White mountain avens. 
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* EPILOBIUM ANGUSTIFOLIUM * ee 
fire and rather looks like one. °i,: 
Rosee 3=5' pH=5#7 June . 
ERIGERON, away to yous We have 100 
but 10 is enough to list. 
* SRIGERON COMPOSITUS 015 
White, because it is easy to get. 
White, l-6" pHe7-8 April 
