of them spreading into pools of color, all multiplying with 
great rapidity making long edgings and wide drifts possible 
within a few years. 
Cushion Forms 
KAY—Brilliant violet blue, bronzed foliage. A virile and com- 
pelling plant. $1. each. 
SCHNEEKISSEN—Large, snowy flowers, very miniature 
foliage, creeping habit. Unchallenged in its class. (Hol- 
land) 75c each, 3/$2.00. 
LILAC QUEEN—A clear, pure lilac long a favorite in Eng- 
land and now available. 60c each, 3/$1.60. 
NETTIE GALE—Exquisitely tinted shell pink. Oregon orig- 
ination named for Mrs. Gale, Oregon wildflower authority. 
75c each. : 
BUNTY—tThe beautiful deep blue English Bunty available 
again! $1. each. 
MRS. KING—Makes a beautiful clear lavender mound of 
bloom and, like Lilac Queen, a standing favorite in Eng- 
land for years. 60c each, 3/$1.60. 
BLAUKISSEN—A rosy-lilac Dutch cushion. 75c each, 3/$2. 
ROY AL—Beginning as a cushion, Royal later develops stalks 
guaranteeing a long season of violet-rose bloom. (Canada) 
60c each, 3/$1.60. 
PRIMULA JULIAE—The virulent claret colored, rampant 
species from the Caucasus, ancestor of the foregoing and 
following hybrids. $1. each. 
Stalked Forms 
MILLICENT—Ruffled, apple blossom pink flowers in full 
compact clusters like pink popcorn balls on wiry, black 
stalks. A superlative plant in every way—extremely vigor- 
ous, multiplies rapidly, foliage remains miniature. (Barn- 
haven) $2.50 each. 
PAISLEY—Similar to the Irish Garryarde group, this laven- 
der-pink creation of Mr. W. Goddard, Victoria, B.C. is 
both lovely and floriferous. $1.50 each. 
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