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* ALTS?°4 PLANTAGO*AOUATICA BREVIPES  .25 
With a name like that it stands in 
the mud and drinks water. ‘fe can pet 
you a whole collection of plants tos 
your pool for 2,00 if you want them. 
ALLIUNS look better than they smell. 
I list only 4 but I don't go much for 
perfume. If you do, Rydberg lis ts 35 
for my area. Plant a dozen in a élump. 
* ALLIUM CERNUUM 
Lower (less moist) woods areas. 
Lavender to white. 12" pH-7 May 
ALLIUM BREVISTY LUM Doz. 2.00 
\ 
\ red onion of mountain woods, 
Deep rese. 12-18" July 
*ALLTUM SCHOENOPRASUM SIBIRICUM jog. 1.00 
Car only hollow stemmed onion. 
Light rosé. 1-2! 
sonepete TEXTILE 
\ little clustered onion of the 
ity hillsides that bloom and thon 
disappears until next season. © 
White. 6" vpH-8 Apr. 
DOZ 075 
* ANTMCNE CYLINDPICA 
Wind flower. Long seed heads. 
White, 18"=2' pH-6 May-July 
* ANEMCNE GLOBOSA 025 
Wind flower. Round seed heads. ‘ 
Bronzy-green., 15" pH=6 May-July 
* ANEMONE PATENS NUTTALLIANA 025 
Pasque flower. Purple fls. in early ; 
spring before even its own woolly 
leaves unfold. Easy as it is good. 
Purple. 6=10" pH=6-8 Apr.-May 
ANEMONE PIPERI «20 
Woods Anemone. Pretty what there is 
of it. Nothing much but the flower. 
White. 6-8" pH=5-7 May-June 
* ANTENNARIA APRICA old 
Cat's-=paws. Dense, gray foliage mats, 
White. 6" pH-6—7,Apr,-May 
One of the best. 
* ANTENN iRIA ROSEA nee aE 
ROSS. 8" pH-5-7 May-June 
* \PLOPAPPUS ACAULIS GLABRATUS ~~ ,35 
Yellow. -6" pH-8 May-June 
APLOPAPPUS LANUGINOSUS, sometimes. 
# AQUILEGIA FL.AVESCENS 035 
Lemon eolumbine. 
Yellow. 2-3' pH=5<-7 June-July 
* AQUILEGIA JONESII . 
Perhaps the most coveted rare alpine. 
. cuShion of compact, gray foliage 
with single, erect blue flowers on 
5" leafless stems. Not difficult, 
but dormant only. 
Glue. 6" pH=8 June 
1,00 
* Seed 25¢ per packet. 
yess. 500 
* 
* ARCTOSTAPHYLOS UVA-URSI 050 
Lots of kinnikinnik, but good, young 
plants are scarce. Hang down a wall. 
Red berries, evergreen ih ik pH-5-6 
* APENARIA CONGESTA 025 
Knot-like hea ds, grass-like leaves. 
Whites. 6=8" pH-5-6 May-June 
* \PENAPIA LITHO?FILA 620 
White. 6=8" rH-5-7 Apr.-May 
ARENARIA NAPDIFOLIA 025 
* ARTNARIA OBTUSILOBA ae 
Many of the chickweed family are 
rockery plants, Try SPERGULARIA 
RUBRA for a wet place. 
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* \RENARTA PRO PINQUA’ ge 
Alpine sandwort, or 
ARENARI.A ROSSII ° 025 
Many of the Arenarias are from the 
high péaks. I drive a Jeep. 
* ARNICA CORDIFOLIA 15 
Yellow. 8-12" plH-5-7 Apr. 
* ARNICA LATIFOLIA ) F 625 
Tufted, a good rockery variety. 
Several others here also of which 
ARNICA FULGENS produces flower heads 
in abundance for the drug trades 025 
ARTEMISI.A FPIGIDA 025 
Keep it cut back for soft-as-kitten 
fur’ gray foliage. Rasy. 
* ASARUM CAUDATUM wee 
Wild ginger. This unusual, shady 
ground cover carrics its” brown fls. 
at. the end of crecping branches, then 
buries its seed in the duff. pH-6-7 
* ASTER ALPINUS: 30 
A low, large single flowered aster of 
the high mts. Violet. 8" 
a good one. pH=5-7 June I 
* ASTER COMMUTATUS CRASSULUS, ‘wanae 
& small flowered one, drough 
resistant, White. 2' pH=7 Aug. 
* ASTER INTEGRIFOLIUS 025 
.. large one of moist mt. areas. 
Lavender, 12-18" pH-5=6 July-Aug. 
* ASTER (ION\CTIS) SCOPULOPUM 025 
Dry site Aster. 
Violet. 6" pH-8 May-June 
AST R (IONACTIS) STNOMERAS Je Piaric's, 
Larger plants from it. areas. 
Half a dozen other specics tin my 
herbariun. 
* ASTR.GALUS GLAR“OSUS ‘and others web 
The different rattle-pods and vetches ; 
have me confused, and I doubt if you 
would order ‘one if I listed them all, __ 
The Oxytropis are better. Or are they? 
