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AQUILEGIA. Do^- 100 



Haylodgensis. Hybrids of the Jiocky Mountain 



Blue Columbine ; %\\Sides of \)\\xe, 1.5(> 10.00 



Chpysantha. Golden Columbine. The beautiful, 

 loug-spurred, golden yellow Columbine of the 

 mountains of California ; May to July. 2 ft. ... 



— Alba. White flowers with loug spurs 

 Califopniea Hybrids. Petals yellow, spurs 



pink or red 



CCBFUlea. Rocky Mountain Blue Columbine 

 Beautiful blue and white flowers with long spurs, 



— Alba. Large white flowers ; long spur.s . . . 

 Nivea GrandiflOPa. Pure white, very beautiful, 

 Olympiea. Delicate mauve-blue with white 



corolla 



Mixed in great variety 



ARABIS Alpina. Bock Cress. Fine rockery and 

 l)urder plant ; white flowers : April to June. J ft., 



— — Flope Pleno. Double white 



ARENARIA Montana. A beautiful trailing ever- 

 green plant for Iwrders or rock-work ; flowers 



white ; April and May 2.50 15 00 



ARMERIA Mapitima Laueheana. Sea Pink or 



Thrift. Fine plant for rockeries or edgings ; 



flowers pink, lift 



ARTEMESIA Pontiea. Wormwood. Large yellow 



flowers ; September. 3 ft. . . • 

 ASCLEPIAS Tubeposa. Butterfly Weed. A very 



<liowy hardy plant, producing umbels of^brilliant 



orange-colored flowers : June to September. 2 ft., 

 ASPHODELUS Luteus. ^isphodel. Fragrant, 



vellow lilv-like flowers ; June and July. 3 ft., 

 ASTER. Alpine and Mi'kaelmas Daisy. 



Alpinus Himalaicus. New. Early and large 



flowering; invaluable for decoration: flowers 



deep blue ; June to July. 1 ft. ... Each, .35 ; 



— Speeiosus. One of the finest hardy plants 

 for border clumps, rockeries, and for cutting; 



fine deep blue : June and July. 1 ft 



Albus. White. ..'. 



Amethystinus. Amethyst-blue; September and 

 October. 2 ft. 



Dwapf White Queen. .September. 2 ft. ... 

 Epieoides Enchantress. Light pink with 



yellow centre. 3 ft 



Lsevis. Light heliotrope. 3 ft. 



Maekii. Dark bine, yellow centre ; August to 



September. 2 ft 1-50 10.00 



Novae Anglise. Bluish purple ; September and 



October. 4 ft. . . : 



Alba. White ; September, October. 4 ft., 



Rosea. Pink ; September, October. 4 ft., 



Novae Belgiae, Peppy's Pink. This new 

 variety grows about 3i feet high, having large 

 l)ranchiug heads, covered with clear reddish 



pink flowers. September and October 



Robert PaPkeP. Light blue, September. 



TataPicus. Large white flowers 



Tpadeseanti. Pinkish white. 4 ft 



Ipanehii. Purple 



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ASTER. 



Umbellatum. white flowers in panicles. 4 ft., 



BAPTISIA Australis. False indigo. Large spikes 

 of dark blue flowers ; June and July. 2 ft. 



BELLIS Pepennis fl. pL English Daisy. Pink 

 and White 



BOCCONIA CoPdata. Plume Poppy. A stately 

 plant with fig-like foliage and white flowers eft'ect- 

 ive for lawn groups ; June to August. 4 to 8 ft., 



BOLTONIA AstePOides. False Chamomile. Pure 

 white Aster-like floweis; fine for clumps among 



shrub> : August to October, o to 6 ft 



Latisquama. Flowers pink, tinged with laven- 

 der: valuable for naturalizing and for clumps 

 among shrubs ; August to October. 3 to 4 ft. ... 



CALLA Alba Maeulata. Spotted Calla. Arrow- 

 shaped leaves, spotted white; flowers w^hite, 

 June and July. 2 ft. 



Calliphce Involuepata. Poppy Malloir. Showy 

 trailing mallow: crimson, blooms all summer. . . 



CAMPANULA Alliapisefolia. Nodding white 

 flowers in erect spikes ; June and July. 2 ft. ... 

 CaPpatiea. Carpathian Bells. Charming bright 

 blue cup-shaped flowers; in bloom all summer; 

 splendid for rockeries and edgings. 9 inches. . . 



— Alba. The white lorm of the preceding . . . 

 Glomepata. Clustered Bell-floicer. Dense clus- 

 ters of vlolet-biue flowers; good for borders and 

 for naturalizing: July to September. IJft. .. 

 GPandiS. Great Bell-flower. Large saucer shaped 

 violet-blue flowers; May to July. IJ ft. 

 Media. Canterbury Bells. We grow annually 

 many thousands of these favorite flowers in sep- 

 arate colors. Blue, Pink, White or Mixed . . . 

 Media Calyeanthema. Cup-and- Saucer Beli- 

 floinr. The large cui>and-saucer-shaped flowers 

 are extremely handsome. Separate colors. Blue, 



Pink, White or Mixed 



Nobilis. Long tubular light-purplish flowers of 

 medium size; July. 2 ft. 



PePSieifolia GpandiflOPa Alba. Giant Peach- 

 leaved Bell-flou-er. A noble border plant with 

 splendid spikes of large salver-shaped, pure 

 white flowers ; one of the best hai"dy plants for 



cutting : June to August. 2 ft 



■ CCBPUlea. The blue foim of the preced- 

 ing ; equally handsome for border or cutting . . . 

 — 'Humosa. Semi-double blue. 2 ft 



— MoePheimi. A very beautiful double white 



form : June to August. 1^ ft 



Tpaehelium. Coventry Bells. Flowers purple , 

 June and July. 2 ft. 



CARNATION Hep Majesty. Hardy Pink. A 

 greatly improved form of old-fashioned Spice 

 Pink, having pure white, fragrant flowers almost 



as large as the true Carnation 



Hapdy Gepman. Excellent for cutting, the 

 flowers resembling the smaller greenhouse Car- 

 nations ; July to October 



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Achillea Millefolium roseiun 



AlstrCEmeria Aurantiaca 



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