HARDY PEREXXIALS. 



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which my readers m;iy stock their borders. At the 

 end of my work, however, I shall add a long list of 

 plants alphabetically arranged. 



LIST OF HARDV PERENNIALS. 



Aster, or Starwort 



Large blue Alpine 



Common Starsvort, or Mi- 

 chaelmas Daisy 



Early Pyreneaii 



Blue Italian 8tar\vort 



Calesby's Starwort 



Dwarf narrow-leaved Star- 

 wort 



IMidsnmmer Starwort 



Autumnal White Starwort, 

 with hroad leaves 

 TripoCinn Starwort 



Divaricated- branched 



Virgiuiin Starwort, with 

 spiked blue flowers 



Early blue Starwort 



Rose Starwort 



Latest Starwort, large blue 

 flowers 



New England Starwort 



Red flowering 

 Apoajnum, Dogsbaue 



Red-flowering 



Orange-coloied 



Syrian 

 Arum, Italian large-veined 



leaf 

 Asclepias, Swallow-wort 



White 



Yellow 

 Astragalus, Milk-vetch 

 Alysson, Wliite 



Yellow 



Violet 

 liorasre, the Eastern 

 Bachelor's Button 



Double Red 



DonI)le white 

 Douhle rag (red Rohin 

 Campanula, or Bell-flower 



Double blue 



Double white 



Double blue, and white 

 nettled-leaved 

 Caltha, Double-flowered 



Marigold 

 Cassia of Maryland 

 Pinks, double pheasant's eye 



Dobson 



Deptford 



Cob wiiite 



Red cob 



White stock 



Damask 



Mountain 



Matted 



Old man's head 



Painted lady 



Clove pink, and many other 

 varieties 

 Stock July-flower, the Bromp- 

 ton 



Double Scarlet Brompton 



Single scarlet 



Purple 



White Brompton 



Queen stock 



Purple double 



Striped double 



Single of each sort 



Twickenham stock 

 Lichnidea, earlv blue 



Spotted-stalked, with piir- 

 plt! spikes ol' flowers 



Virginia, with large umbels 



