C. SPLENDENS. Lilac Mariposa. 18 in. Clear pale cyclamen purple. Half open brushy 
coastal hills and mesas of central and southern California. 50 cents per packet. 
C. WEEDYI. 1 to 2 ft. Candelabra stems.often bearing many flowers yellow within with 
brown pencillings and fine dots and filled to the brim with fine hairs. Dry slopes to 
4,500 ft. Southern California. 50 cents per packet. 
CAMASSIA QUAMASH. Camas. To 2 ft. Flowers dark hyacinth-blue up to 25 on a stem. 
Wet meadows in the Sierra Nevada 4,500 to 6,500 ft. Northern California. Hardy. 
CHLOROGALUM POMERIDIANUM. Soap Plant. To 6 ft. Ample, spreading panicle of white 
star-like flowers. Narrow basal leaves with wavy margins. Dry, open low hills to 3500 ft. 
ERYTHRONIUM GRANDIFLORUM. Glacier Lily. 10 in. From two to five large, fragrant 
golden-yellow flowers. High mountains northern California. Hardy. 50 cents per packet. 
FRITILLARIA PUDICA. Yellow Fritillary. 6 in. One to three yellow or orange flowers, 
turning to brick red. Dry mountain sides 5000 to 6000 ft. Northern California. Hardy. 
HESPEROCALLIS UNDULATA. Desert Lily. 18 in. Long, narrow, crinkled basal leaves. Open 
racemes often bearing twenty large white flowers washed with blue-green on reverse 
of petals. Fragrant. Southern California deserts. 50 cents per packet. 
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NON-CALIFORNIA WILD FLOWERS 
ALSTROEMERIA AURANTIACA. Peruvian Lily. Perennial. 5 ft. Flowers yellow and red- 
brown, flecked with deeper colour. Chile. Hardy. 
ARCTOTIS STOECHADIFOLIA. Annual. To 18 in. and as much through. Flowers white 
with pale lavender reverse. Dark purple centre. Grey leaves and slender, curving- 
upright stems. South Africa. 
CAMPANULA ROTUNDIFOLIA. Bluebell of Scotland. Harebell of England. Perennial. 
Chiming bells of lavender-blue on slender upright stems in great sheaves. Excellent 
for naturalizing. Hardy. 
CHARIES HETEROPHYLLA. Annual. To 10 in. Bushy habit. Flowers deep rich blue with 
darker center. Should be given plenty of room and sown direct into well prepared beds 
in full sun. South Africa. Hardy. : 
CHRYSANTHEMUM ANETHIFOLIUM. Dill Chrysanthemum. Perennial. 18 in. Silvery deeply 
cut foliage. 2 in white margurites held well above the matted plant. Good for cutting. 
Canary Islands. 50 cents per packet. 
C. MAWII. Perennial. 12 in. Half-shrubby, bushy habit. Flowers clear pink, darker on 
reverse with deep maroon-coloured center. Almost continual blooming. Better if kept 
well cut back. Great Atlas Mountains N. Africa. 
CEPHALOPHYLLUM ANEMONIFLORUM. (Mesembryanthemum). Perennial. Prostrate habit, 
making trails and mats a yard across. Flowers to 3 in. across in many shades of soft 
pinks. Winter blooming. For sunny banks. South Africa. 50 cents per packet. 
DIMORPHOTHECA AURANTIACA. Cape Marigold. Annual. To 10 in. Flowers in lovely 
soft shades of maize-yellow, apricot, chinese coral, etc. Sow in sunny situation where 
the plants are to grow. South Africa. 
DOROTHEANTHUS BELLIDIFORMIS. (Mesembryanthemum). Livingstone Daisy. Annual. 
3 in. Making plants to 2 ft. across. 2 in. flowers of pink, red, yellow, or white, and inter- 
mediate colours. South Africa. 
ERIOGONUM SUBALPINUM. Perennial. To. 1 ft. Plants forming dense mats of dark green 
leaves, white on the reverse. Flowers straw-coloured in flattened heads. Mountains of 
Colorado and Montana. Hardy. 
ERYSIMUM LINIFOLIUM. (Cheiranthus). Perennial. To 12 in. Bushy habit. Flowers lilac. 
For sun or part shade. Spain. Hardy. 
HOSACKIA MASCAENSIS. (Lotus). Shrub. 12 in. Making silver rounded bushes with 
bright golden-yellow flowers. Better if kept cut back. Teneriffe. 50 cents per packet. 
HUNNEMANNIA FUMARIAEFOLIA. Mexican Poppy. Perennial. Best grown as an annual. 
To 2 ft. Flowers butter-yellow, 3 in. across. An excellent cut flower. Should be sown 
where it is to grow, in full sun. Mexico. 
IBERIS GIBRALTARICA. Gibraltar Candytuft. Perennial, evergreen. To 1 ft. Making large 
mats where happy. Flowers lilac, in flattened clusters to 2 in. across. Spain. Hardy. 
LINARIA MAROCCANA. var. EXCELSIOR. Annual. To 1¥2 ft. Flowers in shades of pinks, 
mauves, purples and yellows. Excellent for use with California natives in the sunny 
border. Of garden origin. 
LUPINUS HARTWEGII. Annual. To 3 ft. Upright habit. Flowers sky blue. Needs sun. Mexico. 
OENOTHERA STRICTA. Annual or biennial. To 4 ft. Slender wands of reddish stems. 
Flowers soft, lemon-yellow, turning apricot. To 2¥2 in. across. Very fragrant. For a sunny 
border with light shade. Chile. 50 cents per packet. Hardy. 
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