Hardy Perennials '^ ^^^Qxpf^ ^o// -Garc/ons^ 



Columbine, continued 



Canadensis. The native red-and-yellow variety. 

 Splendid |. II • • • I I '• ■ I 



Coenik-ii ( :dumbine. Bright blue, 



tinted lil u .m-d. 



Chrysaiidui. • ./ Columbine. Bright 



golden"vell.>\s , lluuc iiKils -purred. 



Erskine Park Hybrids. A splendid strain contain- 

 ing numerous choice colors. 



20 cts. each, $2 per doz., $12 per 100 



Choice Col 



iiperba. \ rr . 1 i 



nil 



bines 



and con- 

 lors rang- 



1,11' ..I.iimti..n of delicate c< 



in, 1... . ,., . •., •.. -\ell.m- shades, and l> 



Kose.i iKiii.i plena. Deep pink, dcul.le llowers; 

 ratlier compact growtli. A good roi. k-j^arden sarietv. 



Nivea grandiflora. Large, pure white double llow- 

 ers, and fine robust foliage. V'erv useful lor cutliiii;. 



Sutton's Pure White. A splendid white form of 

 Chrysantha. 



25 cts. each, $2.50 per doz., $15 per 100 



Arabis • Rock-Cress 



Alpina. One of the finest plants for the border, 

 rockery, or for edging; pure white llowers completely 

 obscuring the foliage. April and May. 20 cts. each, 

 S2 per do/.. Si 2 per 100. 



Alpina fl.-pl. Sprays of pure white, double flowers, 

 produced abundantly. Very fragrant. 25 cts. each, 

 $2.50 per doz.. Si 5 per 100. 



Arenaria • Sandwort 



Montana. A splendid rock plant of the easiest 

 culture, forming low cushions of large, snow-" hite 

 flowers in June. 25 cts. each, $2,50 i)er doz. 



Armeria • Thrift 



Very pretty and useful plants for the rock- 

 gardcii or hardy border, producing quantities of 

 flowers on w iry stems from 6 to 9 inches in height. 



Maritima splendens. Bright, rosy pink llowers. 

 June and ^u\\ . it ineiie-. 



Maritima allia. Neat tufts studded with white 

 flowers. June aiul Jul\-. Q inches. 



Plantaginea. Large heads of showy pink flowers; 

 quite distinct. 25 cts. each, $2.50 per doz. 



20 cts. each, $2 per doz., $12 per 100 



Aubrietia 



Eyrei. A lovely little e^ 

 dense, cushion-like gro\\ t li , 

 a profusion of purple How 

 summer. Fine for rockers 

 each, S2.50 per doz. 



een trailing plant with 

 silvery foliage; produces 

 luring spring and early 

 wall planting. 25 cts. 



Asclepias • Butterfly Weed 



Tuberosa. A gorgeous native attaining a height of 

 2'j feet and producing (luring late July and August 

 compact umbels o( brilliant orange-colored llowers. 

 Does well under ordlnarv eoiulitions and is usually 

 found growing on dr\ banks or in open lields. Splcnditl 

 for the hardy border or lor the wild planting. 20 cts. 

 each, S2 per doz.. Si 2 per 100. 



Hardy Asters 



Micliaclnias Daisies 



These Iate-flo\vcring border plants have been 

 I so greatly impro\ed in size and color that they 

 l)Ic for massing and general 

 iowrriag at a period \vhen 



Itog 



b..r(l.i (Ko.atlon, 

 the rarU Imsis ha- 

 kiiuls. ihc.r l)Mul,t 

 santlienuiins, aic J. 



N'arictlcs niai kcd 

 {Nc\N ^ orkl lx|,c. 

 and iiuu h l)i 

 smot lured \ 

 OclolHr. -j 



d the more tender 

 lnus, with those of the chry- 

 minant leatiiies m the uardial. 

 ■■\.iV"aivorthcNoM-Bclgli 

 |)c. 'lluN an- somewhat sk-nder 

 hcd 111 -lowth am! are compknely 

 isltli llowers diMinu Se[)tember and 

 he liabil of i:rowtli is dwarfer and 

 et llian tliat i>f those marked "N.A." 

 •Xiiulia' or New k,nf.;lai\d t> pe). which 

 l)iist ami i-reet in liabit, attaining a 

 4 to -,- lii't and l)earin^ masses of 

 ^ thii ing September and October. 



New and Clioiee Varieties 



\BI:NI>R()TK. l-icnuwCIo 

 pnuluei (1 in t;real <|Uant it u 



^v red flow- 

 Septeniber 

 roductions. 



BKAI I V OK BEDFORD. N.B. Lavender-pink 



iih Nell.. center. Very profuse and showy. Septem- 



CI.IM \\. N.H. In this n.w 

 double.IlN Il» hiu sl ,,l all \1k ha I 

 idal-l,>Mn,.l ll.,uel-sle,us, Iu-.imK 



ave 



Hardy Asler, Climax 



)aisies. Pyrain- 

 elud and cov- 



mI wiih .iiii.uiiM- iifiht la\ eiuler-blue llowers front! 

 , \n; u 1 nnlll October. 5 feet. 



Kl.SII. IM KKV. N.B. Glistening rose-pink; a 

 1(11, lid ,u.|ni iilon in this color. September. 2K feet. 

 I'..S Tlll'.lt. N.B. Graceful sprays of small star- 

 iped lloweis of a pretty shade of blush-rose. Sep- 

 nber. 2 ' . feel. 



