Theodore Payne : seeds, plants, trees / Theodore Payne Foundation for Wild Flower and Native Plants,Incorporated

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Juniperus californica. "California Juniper." A shrub
or small tree .'of spreading habit, found in dry
washes. In the young plants the foliage is glaucous
but later changes to deep rich green. In gal. cans.
Each, 75c.
Libocedrus decurrens, "Incense Cedar." A very handsome compact growing tree, with cinnamon-red
bark and bright green foliage. In gal. cans. Each
75c.
Lupinus arboreus. "Yellow Tree Lupine." A shrubby
species especially valuable for covering dry sandy
slopes. It produces great quantities of rich sulphur
yellow, fragrant flowers in spring. In pots, each
20c; doz., $2.00.
Lupinus longifolius. .."Blue Bush Lupine." Very desirable for covering dry, sandy slopes. Flowers abundantly all through the winter and early spring
months. It can be planted with the preceding kind,
producing a very pretty effect In pots, each 20c;
doz., $2.00.
Lyonothamnus floribundus var. asplenifollus, "Cata-
lina Ironwod." A very rare and beautiful tree from
the islands off the coast of California. It has beautiful foliage like a fern and large trusses of white
blossoms.    In gal. cans, 2 to 3 ft.    Each $1.50.
Malvastrum fasciculatum. "False Mallow." Shrub of
upright growth, with grey green foliage and producing in spring immense quantities of small, pale
pink blossoms, resembling a single hollyhock. In
4-inch pots, each 35c.
Mimulus glutinosus, ''Sticky Monkey Flower." Small
shrub 2 to 5 feet high. Flowers buff or salmon-colored resembling an azalea In shape. In 3-inch pots.
Each  35c.    Doz.  $3.50.
Mimulus glutinosus. Brown flowered form. A form
of the preceding, differing only in the color of the
flowers, which are mahogany brown. In 4-inch pots.
Each, 50c;  doz.,  $5.00.
Mimulus puniceus. "Red Sticky Monkey Flower." A
species from San Diego county; flowers bright red.
In 4-inch pots.    Each, 50c; doz.,  $5.00.
Pentstemon antirrhinoides, "Yellow Bush Pentstemon." Very handsome, flowers large, bright yellow.    In pots.    Each 25c.
Pentstemon cordifolius, "Scarlet HoneysucKle." A
woody plant, 6 to 8 feet high, flowers orange scarlet    In pots.    Each 25c.
Pinus Insignis. (P. radiata.) "Monterey Pine." A well
known species of rapid growth. In gal. cans, 4 ft.
Each, 75c.    In 5-gal. cans.    Each,  $2.00.
P. muricata.    "Bishop Pine."    A very desirable species
found near the coast, forming broad, compact, growing trees of great beauty. In gal. cans. ■ Each, 75c.
In 5-gal.  cans.    Each, $2.00.
P. parryana. "Parry's Nut Pine." A very handsome
species from San Diego county. It forms a small
tree with rounded top and short needles of a glaucous color.    In gal. cans.    Each ,75c.
P. torreyana, 'Torrey Pine." Found on the bluffs at
Del Mar, in San Diego County; a rather small tree
of spreading habit, needles long and five in a cluster; succeeds well under cultivation. In gal. cans,
Each, 75c.
Platanus racemosn, "California Sycamore." A well
known deciduous tree. In gal. cans. 2 to 2Yz ft.
Each, 75c.    In 5-gal. cans.    Each, $2.00.
Prunus illclfolia, "California Wild Cherry." One of
the most beautiful of native shrubs. Pretty hollylike foliage and small white flowers. In gal. cans.
Each,  60c. § , ,
P. integrifolia, "Catalina Cherry." Leaves large, oval,
rich glossy green.    In gal. cans.    Each, 60c.
Querent* agrifolin. "Live Oak." A well known tree. Tn
gal cans 3 ft. Each, 50c.    In 5-gal. cans.    Each, $2.50.
Q. chrysolepis. Golden Cup Oak. A very handsome
tree with rich green foliage, lighter on the underside.    In gal. cans.    Each, 75c.
Q. dumosa. "Scrub Oak." Shrub or small tree, very
'desirable for dry places.    In gal. cans.    Each   50c.
Q,. engelmanni. Mesa Oak. A large tree with grey
green foliage, semi-deciduous. Very common around
Pasadena.    In 4-inch pots. 2 to 3 ft. each 50c
Q,. lobata. "Valley Oak," "White Oak," "Roble." Beautiful deciduous tree, with wide spreading and drooping branches.    In  gal.  cans.    Each  50c.
Rhamnus californica. "Wild Coffee." A beautiful shrub
with rich green foliage.    In gal. cans.    Each. 75c.
Rhamnus crocea. One of the most beautiful of native
shrubs; of dense compact habit with small deep
green foliage. Very valuable for dry places. In gal.
cans.    Each, $1.00. M   «.\ ,    ,    II
Rhus lntegrifolia. Handsome shrub with thick leatn-
ery foliage. The very best shrub for a dry place. In
gal. cans.    Each, 75c.    In 5-gal. cans.    Each, $2.00.
R. lamina. "Sumach." Of compact form with smooth
green foliage and small white flowers. Especially
valuable for dry places.    In gal. cans.    Each. 75c.
R. ovata. Has large, rich green, leathery foliage and
forms a oompact growing shrub of great beauty.
One of the verv best shrubs for a dry place. Tn gal.
cans.    Each,  75c.    In 5-gal.  cans.    Each,  $2.00.
R,   trilobata.     "Squaw  Berry."     A    pretty    deciduous
shrub with three lobed leaves, which turn red in the
fall.    In 4 inch pots.    Each 35c.
Ribes malvaceum, "Pink Flowering Currant."    A very
pretty shrub, with pale pink flowers appearing from
late fall to spring.    In gal. cans.    Each, 75c.
R. hespcrlum.    "Wild Gooseberry."    Pretty light green
foliage and greenish red flowers, followed by large
prickly fruits.    In  4-inch pots, each 35c.
R. tenuiflorum.    "Yellow Flowering Currant."    A small
shrub   -which   sends   up   new   shoots   from   the   root,
making  quite  a  large  clump.    From  mid-winter  to
spring it is covered with a perfect shower or dark
yellow    flowers,    followed    by    quantities    of    fruit
which make excellent jelly.    In 4 inch pots.    Each
35c.
R.   speciosum,  "Fuchsia-flowered  Gooseberry."    Large
cardinal red flowers resembling a fuschia.    In gal.
cans.    Each, 75c.
Rosa californica.    "California Wild Rose."    Pink, fragrant    flowers    appearing    until    past    midsummer.
Thrives especially well In heavy soil and will grow
in the full sun or in shade.    In gal. cans.    Each, 50c.
Sambucus   glauca.     "California   Elder."     A   deciduous
tree but coming out into leaf very early in  spring.
Beautiful light green foliage and clusters of creamy
white flowers.    In  gal.  cans.    Each.  50c.
Sequoia    gigantea.    "California    Big    Tree.". .Balled.
Each, $3.00.
S.  sempervirens, "California Redwood."    In  gal.  cans,
3 to 4 ft.    Each 75c.
Symphoricarpus  mollis.     "Dwarf  Snowberry."     A  low
growing deciduous shrub which likes a shady place.
In 4 inch pots.    Each 35c.
Symphoricarpus  racemosa.    "Snowberry."    Similar  to
the   preceding,   but   grows   taller.     In   4-inch   pots.
Each 35 c.
Umbellularia californica. ..'California Laurel" or "Bay."
A  handsome  tree  with  shining  dark   green   foliage.
In gal. cans.    Each, 75c.   In 5-gal. cans.    Each, $2.00.
PERENNIAL PLANTS
Aster greatae. ""Wild Aster." Flowers large, rich lavender. Prefers a moist place. In pots, each 15c;
doz., $1.50.
Aster hesperlus. "Wild Aster." Flowers pale lavender. Prefers a moist plaee. In pots, each 15c; doz.,
$1.50.
Aquilegia truncata, "Columbine." Flowers deep scarlet tipped with yellow. In 2% inch pots, each, 15c;
doz.,  $1.50.
Audibertia grandiflora. "Humming Bird Sage." A stout
growing plant with large leaves and spikes of red
flowers. Prefers a shady situation. In 4 inch pots.
Each 25c; doz. $2.50.
Coreopsis maritima, "Sea Dahlia." Large flowers, 3 to 4
inches in diameter, light canary yellow. In 3 inch
pots.    Each 20c; doz. $2.00.
Frngaria californica, "California Wild Strawberry."
Valuable as a ground cover, especially under trees.
In 2Yz inch pots.    Per doz. 75c; 100, $5.00.
Lupinus cytisoides, "Canyon Lupine." A magnificent
species, often growing 6 feet high or more. It has
large, handsome foliage and very long racemes of
deep pink or rose-purple flowers. Grows In moist
places.    In 3 inch pots.    Each 20c; doz. $2.00.
Palmerella debilis serrata. "Blue Lobelia." Pale blue
flowers.    Grows in moist places.    Each 20c; doz.  $2.
Pentstemon centranthifolius, "Scarlet Bugler." Glaucous foliage, rich vermilion flowers. In 3 inch pots,
each, 20c; doz. $2.00. m
Pentstemon heterophyllus, "Violet Beard Tongue."
A bushy plant, XYz to 2 feet high. Flowers trumpet-
shaped, royal purple. In 2Yz inch pots. Each 20c;
doz.  $2.00.
Pentstemon spectabills, "Blue Pentstemon." A magnificent plant; grows 4 to 7 feet high; flowers large,
blue and royal purple. In 3 inch pots, each 15c; aoz.,
$1.50. ,     i
Romneya coulteri, "Matilija Poppy." Strong plants established in 5 inch pots.    Each  $1.00.
Sidalcea parvlflora. "Wild Hollyhock." Rose pink
flowers; prefers a moist situation.   In pots, each zoc.
Solidago occidentalis. "Western Golden Rod." Large
yellow flowers. Thrives best in a wet place, in
pots.     Each   20c;   doz.   $2.00.
Thalictrum polycarpum, "Meadow Rue." Beautirui
foliage resembling Maidenhair fern; panicles of yellow green flowers. Prefers a moist, shady place.
In 3 inch pots.    Each 20c: doz. $2.00.
Woodwardia radicans. "Chain Fern." A very beautiful  fern of easy culture; fronds 3 to 5 feet long.
Yucca'whfpp^i!-   'lpahnis7nCBayonet.»    A  well  known
plant.    In  4-inch pots.    Each,  50c. tt.-m
Znuschneria   californica,  "California   Fuchsia."    Vivid
scarlet  trumpet-shaped  flowers.    Especially valuable for dry banks.    In pots.    Each 20c; doz. $2.00.