Purple Cone Flower, see Echinacea 
Purslane (white), see Euphorbia 
Pycnanthemum flexuosum—Mountain Mint 
muticum 
i pilosum 
Pyrethrum, see Chrysanthemum 
Pyrola elliptica—Shin-leaf 40 
Ranunculus ficaria—Celandine (lesser) 3 for 50 
Rheum rhaponticum—Sutton’s Rhubarb 50 
Rhubarb, see Rheum 
Rosmarinus officinalis 50-1.00-2.00 
a3 albus—white Rosemary 1.00- 2.00 
iv hs prostratus—Prostrate Rosemary 1.00 
Rudbeckia hirta—Black Eyed Susan 
triloba—Brown Eyed Susan 
Rumex acetosa—Garden Sorrel 
Ruta graveolens—Rue 
Saffron, see Carthamus, Crocus or Colchicum 
Sage, see Salvia or Artemisia 
Salvia azurea—Azure Sage 
grandiflora (pitcheri) “te 
* farinacea—Mealy cup Sage per doz. .50 
hy glutinosa—Jupiter’s Distaff 
re officinalis albiflera—White Sage 75 
bi a Holt’s Mammoth 
Be i: purpurascens—Black Sage 1.00 
= St tricolor—Variegated Sage 1.00 
pratensis—Meadow Sage 
rutilans—Pineapple Sage 
sclarea—Clary 
Superba (nemerosa) 
Samphire—see Crithmum 
Sanguinaria canadensis—Bloodroot 
fl. pl.—Double 1.50 
Sanguisorba canadensis—American Burnet 
minor—Salad Burnet 
Santolina chamaecyparissus—Lavender Cotton 
iy neopolitana—Naples Lavender Cotton 
+ pinnata 
tomentosa 
“p virens—Green Santolina 
Saponaria officinalis—Bouncing Bet 
Satureia alpina—Calamint -40 
ss hortensis—Summer Savory -40 
ns montana—Winter Savory 
subspicata—Dwarf Winter Savory 
‘fe vulgare—Wild Basil Savory 
Sarracenia purpurna—Pitcher Plant 
Savory, see Satureia 
Sedum acre—Gold moss Stonecrop 
Sempervivum tectorum—House Leek 
soboliferum—Hen and Chickens 
Senecio cineraria—Silver Groundsel 
Senna, Wild, see Cassia Marilandica 
Sesamum indicum—Oriental Sesame 
Silybum marianum—Blessed Milk Thistle 
Sium sisarum—Skirret 
Snakeroot, see Cimicifuga or Eupatorium 
Snapdragon, see Antirrhinum 
Sneezewort, see Achillea 
Solidago odora—Fragrant Goldenrod 
Except as noted 50¢ each 
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