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HARDY PERENNIALS 



Below you will find an assortment of perennials. You will 



also find many varieties listed throughout this catalog in their 



alphabetical order. Perennials are a necessity in the modern 



garden of today, just as they were in the "old-time 11 gardens. 



Price following Perennials, 20c each, 3 for 50c, 12 for S1.75. 



ALYSSUM Saxatile Compactum (Sweet Alyssum). Dwarf, compact, 



if yellow flowers. 9 in.. April- June. 

 ANCHUSA Italica Dropmore. The best deep blue herbaceous plant. 



4 ft. June-September. 

 AQUILEGIA. See page 3 for list of varieties and prices. 

 BAPTISIA Australis. Pretty blue flowers. 3 ft. June. 

 CHRYSANTHEMUM Alaska (Shasta Daisy). The old favorite for cut- 



flowers; glistening white; blooms all summer and fall. 

 CHRYSANTHEMUM Coreanum (Korean Daisy). Large white flowers 

 with golden centers, freguently becoming tinted pink in frosty 

 weather. Especially good for cut-flowers. Blooms early. 

 CHRYSANTHEMUM Maximum King Edward XII. Giant Marguerite- 



like flowers of pure white. 3 ft. June-October. 

 DIANTHUS Barbatus (Sweet William). Johnson's Giants. Giant 

 flowers in marvelous colorings. Vivid crimsons, white margined 

 reds, pastel pinks, etc. 

 DIANTHUS Barbatus Pink Beauty. Rosy-salmon-pink. 

 DIANTHUS Barbatus Scarlet Beauty. A vivid clear scarlet. 

 DIANTHUS Plumarius (Garden Pinks). Pretty frilled and highly 



colored flowers on glaucous foliage. 15 in. 

 GAlLLARDI Burgundy. New; shining wine-red. The finest all-red. 

 GAlLLARDI Grandiflora Superba. A choice selected mixture of fine 



hybrids with a blended mixture of colors. 

 GAlLLARDI Portola Hybrids. A selected strain of large flowering 

 3~:^:rrdi having a color range from reddish bronze to deep red. 

 GAlLLARDI The Dazzler. A perfect blending of crimson gold in a 



vivid splash of color. 

 HELIANTHEMUM (Sun Rose). A dainty dwarf for the alpine and 

 rock garden. Pastel colors from pink to orange. Glossy green 

 foliage. 8 in. 

 HELIOPSIS Pitcheriana. Orange tinted flowers. Fine in border. 3 ft. 

 HELIOPSIS Scabra Zinnaeflora. Very showy deep yellow. Continu- 

 ous bloom. 30 in. 

 IL"ERIS Gibraltarica. Forms a mass of mottled lavender and lilac. 

 LINUM Perenne (Hardy Flax). Blue flowers. A fine continuous 



bloomer for the perennial border. 

 MYOSOTIS Alpestris (Forget-Me-Not). Bright blue spring bedder. 

 MYOSOTIS Palustris Semperflorus. The most popular hardy Forget- 

 Me-Not. Everblooming compact tufts of bright blue. 

 PYRETHRUM James Kelway. A fine strain of large flowered single 



red flowers. 

 PYRETHRUM Seleci Double. Many will show full round heads, and 

 others are fluffy carnation-type of blossoms. Balanced color 

 mixtures. 

 SALVIA Azurea Grandiflora. Fine for the border; with handsome 



spikes of belladonna-blue flowers. 

 SCABIOSA Isaac House Hybrids. Large blooms; a wide range of 



delicate blue and lavender shades, many being double. 

 STATICE Latifolia (Sea Lavender). Forms beautiful flower heads 

 of a misty lavender. Fine for cutting for winter bouquets. 20 in. 

 STOKESIA Cyanea (Cornflower Aster). Extra large Aster type blue 



flowers and a profuse bloomer. Fine for the border. 15 in. 

 TUNICA Saxifrage Pretty masses of small pink flowers. Gives a 

 misty appearance. 6 in. 



HOW TO GROW PERENNIAL FLOWERS by Victor H. Ries. Tells 

 where to use perennials in the garden; methods of propagation 

 and care of flowers. Useful lists of varieties for different pur- 

 poses, with botanical and common names, and complete infor- 

 mation on succession of bloom. Cloth bound. S1.50 postpaid. 



HOW TO MAKE GARDEN POOLS by William Longyear. Here is 

 brief, direct help to enable the amateur to make a garden pool. 

 The various illustrations show step-by-step in detail the neces- 

 sary operations to successfully make a permanent and satisfac- 

 tory pool. It discusses waterlilies and other aquatic plants as 

 well as fish and marine life to make your pool beautiful and in- 

 teresting. Illustrated; cloth bound. S1.00 postpaid. 



