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A very popular, almost in- 
dispensable border plant, pos- 
sessing great beauty of form 
and coloring of flowers. Easy 
of cultivation in any good gar- 
“den soil. 
_ A. 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. Glandulesa—i1 foot, April 
and May. <A conspicuously 
handsome plant, flowers 
large, sepals deep blue, pet- 
als white. 
A. Skinneri—3 feet, June. A 
unique and very pretty vari- 
ety, sepals crimson, petals 
light green. 
Bach 10c¢; per doz... .. 5... $1.00 
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ANEMONE. WHIRLWIND. Collection of varietles 30c. 
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ASTER. 
The hardy Asters are now. considered quite indispensable in the herbaceous bed 
or border. They fiower late in the season when the majority of the perennials are 
past blooming, and produce such quantities of beautiful flowers that they are indeed 
most acceptable, creating a striking and very pleasing effect for several weeks. 
A. Lady Trevellyn—4 feet, September. Pure white. ., ; 
A. Longifolia Formosissima—3 feet, September. Purple. 
A. Novae Angliae—6 feet, September. - Blue. 
A. Novae Angtliae. Rosea—6 feet, September. Rosy purple. 
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of very showy flowers. 
favorite. 
CAMPANULA—Bluebells. 
Perhaps the most popular of all border 
plants. They are certainly very attrac- 
tive and interesting. : 
C. Carpatica—1 foot, June. Blue. 
Lies ; Each 15¢}) per) doz. i -. ei swims’. - $1.50 
BAN N= Gy Grandiflora—2 feet, July. Flow- 
yi WZ tj ers a rich blue; a superb variety. 
eS WW! @#“-. Bach: 20¢; per doz. ..2n0i... OL S $2.00 
CUS eS a Cc. Van Houttei—2. feet. June. Blue. 
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CENTRANTHUS—Valerian. 
Showy plants which should find a place in every garden. 
They succeed well in any good soil. 
C. Ruber (Jupiter's Beard)—2 feet, June. Handsome 
spikes of crimson flowers. Hach 15c; per doz..... $1.50 
CHELONE—Tortoise or Shell Flower. 
Very handsome border plants, robust and» stately in 
growth, producing very pretty and unique flowers which, 
from the peculiar formation of the upper petals, have 
been compared to the back of a tortoise, hence the name: 
They are of very easy culture, succeeding well in any 
ordinary garden soil. 
C. Lyonii (Lyon’s Turtle Head)—3 feet, July to Sep- 
tember. Flowers borne freely in terminal spikes; 
color reddish purple; very attractive. 
Bach’ 25c; per dogerewsirs are een ea wee wow as00 
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ANEMONE. 
Anemones, or Windflowers, are amongst the most showy of our 
autumn blooming plants. Their beautiful pure white me aid ae 
flowers are borne on long stems. and 
indispensable for cut flowers. Should be represented in all gardens. 
A. Whirlwind—3 feet. A very hardy and strong-srowing variety, 
very similar to Japonica, but the flowers are semi-double, are pro- 
duced in great profusion and last a long time; color, pure white. 
Hach-150 (per d0Z 5.0/0.2 Want PPR aR ee co~ofhenl oa fe te Cemwae ocae Gh lets ie EEE coe $ 
AQUILEGIA—Columbine. 
Perfectly hardy. Last for years. Produce a wealth of brilliant col- 
ored flowers from May to Septeraber. : 
great profusion. They are 
Should be represented in all 
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AQUILEGIA, 
Asters for 30c. 
BOLTONIA—F alse Chamomile. 
A most desirable Aster-like plant of vigorous habit, producin 
Asteroides—4 feet, October. White. A beautiful plant, producing Aster-like flowers 
in great profusion, which, when cut, last a long time. 
most useful of all the hardy plants for supplying eut flowers. 
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