IBERIS Sempervirens. 

 IRIS Kaempferi 



LIATRIS Pycnostachya . 



LOBELIA Cardinalis 



LUPINUS Polyphyllus... 

 LYCHNIS Chalcedonica. 



MERTENS1A Virginica 



MONARDA Didyma 



MONARDA Didyma Salmon Queen 



PAPAVER Orientale 



PAPAVER O. Mrs. Perry 



PHLOX Divaricata Canadensis. 



PHLOX Subulata, Blue 



PHLOX Subulata, Pink 



PHLOX Subulata, White 



PH YSOSTEGIA Vivid 



PLATYCODON Grandinora 



PLUMBAGO Larpentae 



PYRETHRUM Hybridum 



RUDBECKIA Golden Glow." 

 RUDBECKIA Purpurea 



SEDUM Spectabile. 

 SHASTA DAISY... 



TRITOMA Pfitzeri: 



VERBENA Venosa.. 

 VERONICA Spicata. . 



VINCA Minor 



VIOLA Jersey Gem. 



YUCCA Filamentosa 



Hardy Candytuft . 

 Japanese Iris.. . . 



Gay Feather .... 

 Cardinal Flower. 



Lupine 



Campion 



Virginian Blue Bells.. 



Oswego Tea 



Osivego Tea 



Oriental Poppy 

 Pink Oriental Poppy. 



Canadian Phlox 



Moss Pink 



Moss Pink 



Moss Pink 



False Dragonhead. . . . 

 Balloon Flower.. . . . . 



Leadwort 



Persian Daisy 



Golden Glow. 

 Cone Flcnver. 



Brilliant Stone Crop. 

 Largest Type 



Torch Lily. 



Hardy Verbena ...... 



Speedwell 



Creeping Myrtle . . . 

 Tufled Pa nsy 



Adam's Needle. 



4 ft. 

 2-3 ft. 

 2-3 ft. 



3 ft. 



i-iVi-ft. 



2-3 ft. 

 2-3 ft. 



3 ft. 

 3 ft. 



1 ft. 



14 ft. 

 Hit. 

 Vi ft. 



2 ft. 



1 H ft. 



V2-Vi ft. 



1 14 ft- 

 6 ft. 



3 ft. 



l^ft. 



2-2 \i ft. 



2 M ft. 



13^ ft. 



3 ft. 

 6 in. 

 14 h. 



3-4 ft. 



Purple . . 

 Scarlet.. 

 Assorted. 

 Scarlet . . 



Blue; Pink Buds 



Scarlet 



Salmon Pink. . . . 



Crimson Scarlet. 



Salmon 



Liglit Blue 



Blue 



Pink 



White 



Mauve Pink. . . . 



Blue 



Purple Blue 



Assorted 



Yellow 



Red Purple. 



Rose . 



White. 



Orange Scarlet . 



Purplish-Blue. . 



Blue 



Blue 



Violet 



Cream White. . 



Spring. 

 June- July.. 



Summer. . . 

 Aug.-Sept.. 

 June-July.. 

 Summer. . . 



Spring 



July-Aug. 

 July-Aug. . 



Summer. . . 

 Summer. . . 



May 



Spring 



Spring 



Spring 



July-Aug . 

 June-Oct... 

 July-Oct... 

 Summer. . . 



July-Oct... . 

 July-Oct.... 



July-Nov. . . 

 All Summer 



Aug.-Nov.. , 



Summer. . . . 



August 



Spring 



All Summer. 



July. 



Suii ! 



Sun or Part Shade 



.Sun 



Part Shade. 



Sun 



Sun 



Part Shade. 



Sun 



Sun 



Sun. 

 Sun. 

 Sun. 

 Sun. 

 Sun. 

 Sun. 

 Sun. 

 Sun. 

 Sun. 

 Sun . 



Sun. 

 Sun. 



Sun. 



Sun. 



Sun 



Sun 



Shade 



Sun or Part Shade 



Sun. 



Well Drained. 

 Moist 



Any. . . 

 Moist. 

 Moist. 

 Light. 



Moist. 

 Any. . . 



Any. . . 



Rich. 

 Rich. 

 Rich. 

 Any. . 

 Any. 

 Any. . 

 Any. . 

 Rich. 

 Any. . 

 Any. . 



Any.. 

 Any. , 



Light. 

 Any. . 



Rich. 



Any.. 

 Any. 



Moist. 

 Rich.. 



Rich . 



Edging or Rockery- 

 Border or Waterside 



Border & Cutting 

 Border & Waterside 

 Border 

 Border, Showy 



Border & Rockery 



Border 



Border 



Border 

 Border 

 Edging 

 Edging 

 Edging 

 Edging, 

 Border 

 Border 

 Border 

 Border 



& Cutting 

 &- Cutting 

 & Rockery 

 , Rockery 

 & Picking 

 Rockery 



& Cutting 

 & Rockery 

 & Cutting 



Border Background 

 Border & Cutting 



Border & Rockery 

 Border & Cutting 



Border or Specimen 



Border or Beds 

 Border Background 

 Ground Cover 

 Edging, Very Fine 



Border or Specimen 



Any of the above: 45c each; 3 for $1.25; $4.00 doz.; $30.00 per 100. 



THE "IMPERISHABLE" PERENNIAL FLOWER BORDER— 100 PLANTS FOR $27.50 



A sketch plan for a typical hardy per 

 of contrasting heights and colors and tl 



Plants No. on Plan 



3 Lobelia cardinalis 1 



4 Digitalis 2 



2 Anchusa Italica 3 



2 Boltonia Latisquama. 4 



3 Rudbeckia purpurea 5 



3 Hibiscus 6 



4 Delphinium Wrexham 7 



3 Helianthus multiflorus. .... 8 



ennial border is shown below. To make one like it, 5 by 50 feet, would require 100 plants. We list below 30 varieties 

 ie number of plants for each group. The number after each variety gives the position in which they should be planted. 



Plants No. on Plan Plants No. on Plan 



3 Hemerocallis flava 16 



3 Coreopsis Golden Giant. . . .17 



4 Campanula ,18 



4 Aquiiegia 19 



3 Papaver 20 



4 Alyssum Saxatile 21 



4 Dianthus 22 



Plants No. on Plan 



3 Baptisia Australis 9 



3 Gypsophila paniculata. 10 



3 Shasta Daisy 11 



4 Gaillardia grandiflora 12 



3 Achillea the Pearl 13 



3 Pyre thrum 14 



3 Physostegia Vivid 15 



Funkia variegated 23 



Heuchera sanguinea 24 



Plumbago Larpentae 25 



Arabis alpina 26 



Monarda didyma. . .27 



Iberis 28 



Scabiosa ; ... 29 



Phlox Subulata 30 



Should any of the above varieties be sold out when order is filled we will substitute similar sorts unless instructed to the contrary. 





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Our pamphlet "Henderson's Planting Plans for Perennial Borders'- contains many suggestions 

 for making a hardy garden, also cultural instructions; sent on request when ordering. 



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