Choice Hardy Perennial Plants 
FOR PERMANENT PLANTING IN OPEN 
BORDERS, CEMETERY PLOTS, E,TG, 
Hardy herbaceous plants are rapidly returning to popular favor, belnsj recognized as most satisfactory of all pUuiLs f< 
the garden, because of Iheir permanent character and natural beauty. To meet the frrowiniy demand, we offer below 
choice seleolion of the most desirable sorts. 
One dozen of any one v^rioty wM' oa '■-,en': foi tSe pric?i o? '.r-^r. 
Acanthus mollis (Bear's Breech) 4 
AcAnitum D%pellu3 (Monkshood .". 
Achillea, "The Pearl" !>.; 
Agrosfemma coronaria (Rose Campion) 2 
Alilromeria auraaliaca (Peruvian Lily) . . .2 to 3 
Alyssom saxatile ((Joldeu Tuft) ! 
Anemone Japonica alba 
" " rubra 
Whirlwind 
Anthericum (St, Bruno's Lily) . 
Aquilegia (Cohimbine) 
Arabis albida (Roek Cress) 
Armeria maritima (Sea I'ink) i 
Arnndo Donax varigata (V»riegate(l Gruss) s 
Asclepias tuberosa (Butterfly Flower) ?. 
Asperuta odorata (Woodruff) 
Aster, Michaelmas Daisy 
Astilbe Japonica (Japan Astilbol i ^ 
Bocconia cordata (Flume Poppy) (i 
Campanula (Canterbury Bells) 2 
Chelone barbata (Pentsteuion) '. H 
Chrysanthemum maximum 2 
Clematis Davidiana (Hyacinth Clcnmfis i 2 
Coreopsis lanceolata Hi 
" rosea ( Rosy Coreopsis ) 1 
Delphinium alba (White Larkspur) li 
formosum (Blue Larkspur) '\ 
Diaothus barbatas (Sweet William) 
(Hardy Pink).. 1 
Dicentra spectabilis (Bleeding Heart ■ 2 
Oictamnus {raidnella (Gas Plant) 2 
Digitalis (Foxglove) 3 to 5 
Dodecatheon media (Shooting Star) 1 
Doronicum Caucasicum (Leopard's Bane) 1 
plaofagiaenm excelsum i 
Echinacea purpurea 2 
Epimedium, in variety 
Eryngium ■meihystinum (Sea Holly) 
.Blue. 
. Whir ■ 
. CriiD : 
. Orari 
.Yelio' 
.Ore an 
.Assoii.:. . 
. Pink 
.White .... 
. Blue. . , , 
.Yel!o> - 
. Ro,=ie . 
.White 
.Blue 
.vVssorf.PiI . 
Assoi'L ' 
.Pink, 
.Red 
.Assorted. . 
.Rose 
. Veilow . . . 
. Yellow . . . 
.Redpurril,- 
" subcordata (W 
Gaillardia grandiHora ; 
Gcum coccineum 
Onaphalium leontopodium ( J 
Helecium Autumnale 
Uelianthus Maximiliatii (Sunflow 
" multtflorus (Sunllovv. 
Heliopsis Pitcherianus (Sunflow-:; 
Helleborus niger (Ohristm.is Rr 
Hemeroeallis aurantiaca maj^^ i ' 
" flava (Lemon ' 
Heuctera sangoinea (Alnni 
I'beris Gibraiiarica (Carnlyi 
Iris Kaempfcrii 10 distinct 
'• " ffli.'ced eoloi - 
Liafris pycnostachya (GayFeuiii 
Lobelia Cardinalis(Caruuiar Flo < 
' I Lychnis chalcedonica (lUali : 
20 Monarda Didyma (Oswego ; 
15 I Myosotis palusfris (Fo)-i,'et ■ 
' OEnothera fruticosa (F 
Paeooies, Herbaceous 
PaparerOrienfale (Di- 
i J Phloxes, assorted 
Jo Polemopiuni certileuin 
20 Potentllla grandiJIora (Ciii (V.tt i 
20 Pyrethrum faybriduni (Persian 
15 Rudbeckia, Golden Glow 
15 Silene Pennsylvaoica (Catct 
25 Spirea fillpendula (Dropwo 
20 " palmata (Palmate Bpini '. 
15 Tricyrtus hirta nigra (Toad Lilv i 
25 Tritom* (Red-lTot Poker Plant ! 
20 •' Mitzerii 
20 Valeriana olticinaltS (Oarrten Heliotr; 
20 Vinca (Creeping Myrt' ) . , 
20 
-0 Yncca fitamentosa (A''. 
Bay Trees and Boxwood 
BAY TREES 
As effective pia-ots \r>v d^eoi-a.t.inEr entrance halls, pitt/.viPS 
surpasses the Luurv 
arda and P\-;'>iifl^d- u \i .ap';, i/.u;^:;i;^ .jiva-' -u^ 
to size, 
BOXWOOD 
I- ' _ :,i .! form .D:akrs a beawtiful r 
for filling vases, and on aer ; - , ■, 
Trees could not stand the e^ - , 
Hydrangea panici3.lata gran-dif 
Bay tree. 
This > 
'■jucstion, 1,1' 
Blooms ii 
until destroyed by rrr, 
in immense pyramidal clusters more than a fo, 
same season planted. Largo p!;-. ■ ' 
