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CROMWELL GARDENS, CROMWELL, CONN. 



Hardy Perennial Phloxes 



The Phlox is uiLloulitci 

 many years Lack tin ic w. i 

 in the size di lldw. i. halm 

 prominent i)()siti(Jii ainunii 

 of varieties in eoninicn r. w. 

 keeping onlj' the best in tin i 

 Price : 



■s wiirth (■(iii-iilcriiii; an 

 n.l the aa.lili.>n nl ,„■, 

 Ui.l t.nlav tl,.-v aiv r,,i 

 iu~t ri-i.r ^rl,Tti,,n. rlnni 

 hn--. \\r nih-v a -cl.Tt : 



111 our prcsi-nt-«la\- tianlcn or honler plants. Xot 

 wrrc tiitiwn in a linntfil \\a\ . Dcciiicil ininruV(Mncnt 

 fvrry ar.Mral.lc c.lor ha- pla.v.i thr Plilux in a 

 lly sruwn liy tlir acre. \\ IhIc there are iiiin(in>(is 

 \ er>- kiinl tiiat i> not ent n-ely distinet anil de-n-alile, 

 ■nt that iiu-ludes the ver\ t-ream of the Phlox fainilv 



15c. each, $1.50 per doz., Sio.oo per 100, except where otherwise noted. 



Bridesmaid. Pure white, with hold, criitison eye; vor}- 

 attractive. 



Asia. (Xew.) Beautiful shade of delicate mauve; distinct 

 crimson carmine eye. 25c. each, S2.50 per doz. 



B. Comte. Brilliant rich Fnincli ])iirple. 



Baron Von Dedem. Intm-i -e n let red. Similar to Co- 

 qnelirot. Inn tin iiii--i ~ and nnli\iihial flowers are much 

 larger. L'Oe. lai h. s_Ml(i per doz. 



Champs Elysees. l'rii;lit rii->- magenta; the most attrac- 

 tive variety in thi- roinr: tine. 



Coquelicct. A fine, pure -earlet. with erim-on eye. 



Eiffel Tower. Ininn n-e , 'In ti n -pink flower-, tinted ,-almon. 

 A tall-growing varietx of exeep;tional merit. l2,")c. each, 

 S2.50 jjer doz. 



Elizabeth Campbell. Very bright salmon pink, with lighter 

 -shadings and dark red ej'e. An entirely new and much de- 

 sired shade. 20c. each, $2.00 per doz. 



Europa. (Xew.) Pure snowy white; crimson-carmine eye. 

 Irnitiense trusses. 



2-"ie. eai'h, S'_'.,"0 ])Pr doz. 



Frau. G. \'on Lassburg. Piu-e white, inunense panicles. 



id l.arire individual 

 •_'.(M1 per doz. 



d ; elear w hite eve. 



Il, deeper eVe. ' .-\ 

 M I,, .VJ.IKI !„., ,1,,^,. 

 iiihaann innijense 



Frau .\nton Huchner. IniiiM n-e irn-s 



flower. The hnest white. _'(ie. each 

 General Von Ileutz. Prilliant -ahnoii 

 George \. .Strohlein. li!ii;ht -railrt 



very large and attr,aeliM> 11i,\mt. _'(ie. 

 Goliath. .\ rnliii-t i:ro\\ing variety 



flower trii--e-: luiiiht earn liue-crim. son with deeper eye. 



20c. each, sj.no p, ,- doz. 

 Gruppenkonigin. 1- lesh rose with carmme eye. Indiviuual 



flowers huge; immense trusses. One of the best. 25c. 



each, $2.50 per doz. 

 Hermine. A distinct variety of dwarf, compact growth, 



rarely exceeding ten inrhi - in heiiilit. Pin-c white flowers 



of good size, r.-eiul fni Im:' li t ini;. 

 Jeanne d'Arc. .\ line, laie-llowermg white. 

 La Esperance. Light, lavender-pink; distinct white center. 

 Le Mahdi. Deep reddish violet, with deeper ej'e; one of the 



darkest. 



Madame Paul Dutrie. Soft pink, suffu.sed white. 

 Mme. Bezanson. Deep crimson. One of the finest. 

 Pantheon. Salmon rose; large flowers. 20c. each, $2.00 



per doz., S12.50 per 100. 

 Peachblow. Delicate pink; deep rose center. 

 Rynstrom. Attractive pale pink; growth strong and of 



medium height. A decidedly showv variety. 25c. each, 



S2.50 per doz. 



Selma. Delicate i^ale rose, with distinct red ey(\ \'er\- 

 I)rctty. 



Siebold. Bright vermilion red, overlaid orange scarlet: 

 crimson-red eve. An improvement on Coiiuelicot. 20c. 

 each, $2.00 r)er doz., .'$12.50 per 100. 



Sir Edwin Landseer. Very bright crimson. 



Sunset. Dark, rosy pink. 



Vesuvius. Pure red, with bright jjiuple eye. .\ (hizzling 

 color. 



Rriaesm:iid 



PHLOX SUFFRUTICOSA 



Miss Lingard. .\ distinct variety, with large, gloss\- fe 

 and iminiMiso p 



above V,arieti,.s 

 the i.ld llowvr h 



,ilil 



11- Ihri 



-ed. ( 



mil the 



PHLOX SUBULATA. Moss Pink 



Rosea. .\ dx 



per 100. 



•ariel\-. tlowering in earl\- Spring in 

 '" • '^k' for 



nowerinf; in eaii_\ npri 

 foliage. Very desirabl 



.sCi.OO per 100. 

 c. each, 



SIO.OO 



PHLOX OF OTHER TYPES 



Amoena. Very free flowering. An excellent dwarf groiuid 

 cover. Bright ])ink. Six iiich(>s. .\pril and Mav. 

 10c. each, $\AK) per doz., .SS.OO per 100. 

 Divaricata Laphami. .\ great imi inM iiienl on the ty|ie; 

 attractive lavendcr-bltK- flowers; slrmii; growth. Alav. 

 2()c. each, .•ii;2.00 jier doz. 



