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C. V. J. H. Hamilton. Blooms August—8 inches upright spikes of clear | 
pink—a wonderful carrying color. Flowers double compact—moss- 
like dark green growth. Undoubtedly the finest heather yet intro- 
duced. 75c-$1.00. 
C. V. County Wicklow. Blooms July and August. Dense flat habit — 
height 12 inches. Similar to H. E. Beale—more prostrate. 75c-$1.00. 
C. V. David Eason. Blooms September—1¥4 ft.—deep violet in color. 
75c. 
C. V. Elsa Frye. Blooms September—spreading growth—flowers — 
double white—excellent. 75c-$1.00. 
C. V. Searlei. Blooms August—feathery growth—24 inches—double 
white flowers. 75c-$1.00. 
C. V. Mrs. R. H. Gray. Early—creeping habit—lovely double lavender 
flowers—outstanding. 75c-$1.00. 
C. V. minima (Smith’s variety). A close mossy growth—green and 
russet—flowers negligible—can be used among stepping stones. 
75c-$1.00. 
C. V. nana compacta. Dwarf grower of compact growth. 75c-$1.00. 
Cassiope lycopodiodes. From the mountains of Japan. A dark green 
pelt-like cushion of slender over-lapping branches beset with scale- 
like leaves; white waxy bells. For bloom, give it a scree mixture, 
ee pes and sun; for most beautiful foliage give it semi-shade. 
1.50-$2.50. 
C. lycopodiodes. From Alaska. This form is coarser; branches much 
thicker and upstanding; open in habit, but with the same beautiful 
little bells. $1.00 each. 
Epigaea asiatica. A perfect ground-cover for rhododendrons; likes a 
shaded woodland. The leaves are up to 3 inches in length, hairy, — 
with a slight tinge of rose when young. The flowers are large, long- 
tubed and of a rich carmine-pink color. Nice plants. $2.50 each. 
Erica australis. Height 4-5 ft. Flowers bright—dark rose—very early — 
spring. 75c up. 
Erica australis (Variety Mr. Robert). Tall white. 75c up. 
Erica carnea (Winter Heather). Springwood Pink. A garden sport of 
E. C. Springwood collected by Mrs. Walker of Springwood in the 
Italian Alps. A vigorous prostrate growth of bright green—long 
spikes of soft pink fowers—blooms from January to March. 75c up. 
Erica carnea. Springwood White. Quite prostrate—free blooming— 
flowers white with chocolate-colored anthers— blooms January. — 
75c up. 
Erica carnea vivelli, February—foliage dark green in summer—purple- 
green in winter—flowers bright carmine red. 75c up. 
Erica ciliaris (Fringed Heather). Mrs. C. H. Gill. July-October. 
Sombre gray-green lacy foliage; large crimson flowers, 75c up. 
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