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THE COMPLETE GARDEN 



Eupatorium (in variety) 



White Snakeroot 

 Filipendula camtschatica 



Siberian Goat's Beard 

 Helenium autumnale superbum 



Tall Sneezeweed 

 Helianthus (in variety) 



Hardy Sun-flower 

 Hibiscus moscheutos 



Swamp Mallow 

 Liatris pycnostachya 



Blazing Star 

 Lythrum salicaria roseum 



Pink Loose-strife 



Miscanthus (in variety) 



Plume Grass 

 Physostegia virginiana 



False Dragon Head 

 Polygonum sachalinense 



Knotweed 

 Rudbeckia laciniata 



Golden Glow 

 Rudbeckia maxima 



Cone-flower 

 Solidago (in variety) 



Goldenrod 

 Stenanthium robustum 



Mountain Feather Fleece 



F. Perennials to Supply "Perpetual Bloom." This group of 

 perennials will prove helpful in providing continuous bloom through- 

 out the season. Most of these plants are the well-known, thoroughly 

 tested kinds which will grow in any average garden soil and will 

 combine well in their colour effects and habits of growth. By a lover of 

 flowers, who has acquired expert knowledge of flowers, many similar 

 groupings can be formed. 



Anemone japonica 



Japanese Windflower 

 Aquilegia hybrida 



Columbine 

 Aster (in variety) 



Hardy Aster 

 Boltonia asteroides 



Aster-like Boltonia 

 Chrysanthemum (in variety) 



Hardy Chrysanthemum 

 Chrysanthemum shasta daisy 



Shasta Daisy 

 Delphinium belladonna 



Everblooming Larkspur 

 Dicentra spectabilis 



Bleeding Heart 



Viola cornuta hybrida 

 Horned Violet 



Gaillardia aristata 



Blanket Flower 

 Helleborus niger 



Christmas Rose 



Hemerocallis (in variety) 



Day Lily 

 Iris germanica 



German Iris 

 Iris kaempferi 



Japanese Iris 

 Paeonia albiflora sinensis 



Chinese Peony 

 Phlox paniculata 



Garden Phlox 

 Rudbeckia maxima 



Cone-flower 



G. Perennials for Use Among Peonies. When peonies have 

 completed their period of flowering there remains during the balance 

 of the season a mass of green foliage which can often be made much 

 more interesting by the addition of a few types of perennials which 

 do not require any considerable space for their development, and which 



