NEW SEED LISTINGS (Continued) 
Primula PSW 3535—Considered the finest new species with “wiry 
stems and heads of nine or more colossal campanulate flowers 
which may be pure white, pure campanula blue or bi-color. All 
are magnificent and the scent as heady as hyacinths.” $2. pkt. 
THREE RARE ASIATICS 
P. bhutanica—Large, ice-blue flowers cover this small plant from 
northeastern India and southern Tibet where it grows under rho- 
dodendrons and on mossy banks. Early spring. $1. pkt. 
P. Edgeworthii—Large mauve flowers over silver rosettes. $1. pkt. 
P. nutans—Incredibly beautiful lavender, heliotrope scented, flaring 
bells in pyramidal cluster topping 10 inch stems. Grows among 
tall grasses in Yunnan and of biennial nature. 50c pkt. 
Two Asiatic Woodlanders 
P. polyneura—Heads of crimson bloom on 12 inch stems... Felted 
leaves.. 50c pkt. 
P. jesoana—A dainty, lavender-rose, easily pleased Japanese. 50c pKt. 
European Alpine Primulas for the rock garden 
Pubescens hybrids—A jewel box containing brightly colored little 
gems, 2-4 inches, from the Alps—ruby, tourmaline, amethyst and 
beryl. Sun, but water in summer. 50c pkt. 
Show Auriculas for fall delivery 
At least 100 seeds per pkt. Orders ox file will be sent first and others 
as received, subject to crop. 
Edged Shows—Hand-pollinated from named green, gray and white- 
edged varieties will produce a percentage of these beautiful mu- 
tations. $3.50 pkt. 
Self Shows—Hand-pollinated from named andi high scoring unnamed 
blue, yellow, red, purple and black varieties. $2. pkt. 
Edged and Self Shows—Combination of Edged and Self varieties as | 
above. $2:50 pkt. 
Blue Alpine Auriculas for fall delivery 
Hand-pollinated from Barnhaven Blue, Barnhaven Delft (page 4 
Se aeta and other prize winning blue Alpines. At least 100 
seeds. $2. 
Terms, Shipping and Postage Rates on Plants, page 43 Catalog. 
BARNHAVEN 
Box 218, Gresham, Oregon, U.S.A. 
(Portland telephone: MOhawk 5-5524) 
