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ELLIOTTII: DarRaprye 
This is the crimson scarlet form discovered by Kingdon Ward. It eventually 
forms a medium-sized shrub to 8 feet bearing built-up trusses of 15 cam- 
panulate flowers. Early June. 6-8” $5.50 
EUCHAITES: Grete 
A neat shrub eventually 8 to 10 feet with crimson scarlet flowers. May. 
127-1 5’* $5.50 
EXIMIUM: Cray 
A tree species with large leaves which have brilliant orange undersides and 
large trusses of pale pink flowers in late April. 12”-15” $5.50 
EXQUISITUM: Bs 
A shrub to 8 feet with pale lavender flowers. 102127 $9350 
FICTOLACTEUM: Be. 
A tree species with large dark green felted leaves and creamy flowers which 
have a crimson blotch. April. 15”-18” $5.50 
HAEMATODES: Baa de 
This species from $.W. China is highly regarded by British breeders and is 
an excellent parent for a new race of dwarf hybrids. It rarely exceeds 3 feet 
and has a compact habit with dull green felted leaves and large scarlet crim- 
son bell-shaped flowers. April. G78 2¢ 450282. 0gasoo0 
IMPEDITUM: AR 
A selected form of this dwarf species. It has a spreading habit and is less than 
2 feet high with bluish green leaves and in late April it covers itself with 
purple flowers. 4”.6” $4.50; 6”-8” $5.50 
MACABEANUM: ie ins 
A tree species with large leathery leaves 10 inches long and 6 inches wide. 
The compact trusses are very large and contain many bell-shaped flowers of 
pale yellow with a conspicuous marking within. Late March. Seedlings from 
Kingdon Ward’s expedition to Nepal, 1951. 67-8” $5.50; 8-10” $6.50 
OREOTREPHES: Ate 
A shrub to 8 feet with distinctive blue green leaves and mauve flowers. May. 
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PEMAKOENSE: H-3 x x x 
A unique species which spreads by underground stems. It is barely a foot 
high and makes a charming ground cover with large open flowers 2 inches 
wide and a pleasing pinkish mauve. April. 
6-8” $4.50; 8-10” $5.50; 10”-12” $6.50 
PSEUDOYANTHINUM: Beas 
A shrub to 6 feet with large purple flowers. Very striking. April. 
8”-10’" $5.50 
REPENS: Asc 
The seedlings which we offer have been grown from Rock’s No. 92 and 
Geo. Forrest’s No. 14011. These are creeping shrublets barely 6 inches high 
but eventually making a mat three feet or more in width. The scarlet trum- 
pet-shaped flowers are large for the foliage and occur singly or in pairs. 
Very scarce. 4”.6” $6.50 
RACEMOSUM: AU 
Forrest 19404. This is the dwarf form of this species which rarely attains 2 
feet in height. The flowers are bright pink. April. 4”.6” $5.50 
RUSSATUM: Atos 
Clone. F.C.C. A small shrub to 4 feet with bright blue flowers in April. We 
are also offering a deep purple form that is excellent. 8”-10” $5.50 
