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‘A. Skinneri—3 fect, June. A unique and very pretty va- 
|B. Asteroides—4 feet, October. White. A beautiful plant, 
"lc. Persicifolia Grandiflora (Peach Bells)—2 to 8 feet, 
LIST OF HARDY HERBACEOUS PLANTS FOR 1914, 103 
AQUILEGIA. 
Columbine. 
Perfectly hardy. Last for years. Produce a wealth of 
brilliant colored flowers from May to September. Should be 
represented in all gardens. 
A very popular, almost indispensable border plant, pos- 
sessing great beauty of form and coloring of flowers. Easy 
of cultivation in any good garden soil. 
4. Coerulea—1 foot, April to July. Flowers large, sepals 
violet blue, petals pure white. 
A. Chrysantha—3 feet, May. A beautiful variety, having 
golden yellow flowers which are very fragrant. 
A. Glandulosa—1 foot, April and May. A conspicuously 
handsome plant; flowers large, sepals deep blue, petals 
white. 
riety, sepals crimson, petals light green. 
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BOCCONIA—Plume Poppy. 
B. Cordata—6 to 8 feet, July and August, A beauti- 
ful hard perennial, admirably adapted for arranging 
in mixed borders of shrubbery and in large groups 
or borders of herbaceous plants. The flowers are 
ereamy-white, borne in large loose panicles. Each 
Lic. (HEP GWVicenccdcob e600 UU CoC COC OU DOnIG 00 ODDO Oa LOroney Ban!) 
BOLTONIA—F alse Chamomile. 
producing Aster-like flowers in great profusion. 
Among the most useful of hardy plants for supply- 
ing cut flowers. Each i5c; per doz.............+..-. $1.50 
CAMPANULA—Bluebells. 
Perhaps the most popular of all border plants. 
C. Carpatieca (Carpathian Hare Bell)—1 foot, June. Blue, a 
charming little plant. Each 15c; per doz............ $1.50 
Co. Medium (Canterbury Bells)—This strikingly beau- 
tiful and very popular biennial, merits a place in 
every garden. It is an exceedingly profuse bloomer, 
the large bell-shaped flowers in white and shades of 
blue being very effective. Each 15c; per doz......... $1.50 
June and July. A beautiful variety of hardy bell 
flower. Mixed colors, blue and white, very desirable. 
iach) LoCashek: COZ... . 6 eee ee ee eee teeters enes $1.50 
3%. Pyramidalis (Chimney Bell Flower)—3 to 4 feet. 
A very stately plant pyramidal in form, which when 
in full bloom covered with its white or blue bell- 
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1G@ fabs Daisy ; This is a great 
vy ee, acquisition in the 
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CALLIOPSIS OB CORHOPSIS, doz. .... 
fully in vases. Cc. Grandiflora 
Cc. Lanceolata 
2 feet, 
HARDY POMPON VARIE- 
TIES. 
Very popular fall—flow- 
ering bedding plants. 
They are very hardy and 
bloom most profusely, 
supply quantities of flow- 
ers for cutting until late 
in fall. 
Baby Margaret—White. 
Canary—Pale yellow. 
Dawn—Delicate pink. 
Golden Fleece—Clear yel- 
low. 
Golden Nugget — Golden 
yellow. 
Victor—Rosy crimson. 
Each 15¢e; per doz. $150. 
CHRYSANTHEMU™M— 
Marguerite. 
The hardy Marguerites 
are now general favorites 
and in great demand. 
Leucanthemum Hy- 
blooms. continously 
throughout the sum- 
mer Hach) )20¢c7" per 
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AQUILEGIA. 
CALLIOPSIS OR COREOPSIS. 
The herbaceous border is incomplete without one or more varieties of 
Coreopsis. They are exceedingly attractive, 
till late in the fall, and are very easy of cultivation. The flowers are neat 
in form, are borne on light but wiry and graceful stems and arrange beauti- 
2 feet, June. Deep yellow. 
June. Golden yellow. 
Palio sa elereperetasiercnerehsualieaexeveteotene $1.59 
bloom continuously from June 
SHASTA DAISY. 
