Hardy Perennials '^ ^^^Qjpu ^o// ^Garc/o/ys^ 



Lupinus • Lupines 



Stately plants, producing long spikes of pea- 

 like flowers in wonderful profusion. An excellent 

 border subject. ' 



Polyphyllus. The well-known deep blue form. Large 

 spikes. July to September. 3 to 5 feet. 



Polyphyllus roseus. Strong spikes of soft rose-pink I 

 flowers; very sood. Julv to Si-pti-nihcr. 3'< feet. 



Polyphyllus albus. Slio\\ -^[likt s white. An excel- 

 lent border plant. Au-u^t to Sr|)itnilK-r. 5K feet. 

 25 cts. each, $2.50 per doz. 



Lythrum • Loosestrife 



Roseum superbuni. \ l-nrou --nn\ In- |)lant._ At 

 home in aim. 1-4 anv I.h.iimm), uii.ilil. ni.nst situa- 

 tions. Shou\ spik,s ,,l l.i i,uij.l< IliAr. . July to 

 September, j feet. 25 cts. <.a«.h, Sj.^o per do/. 



An L-nproved Lythrum 



Roseum, Perry's Variety. A splendid acquisition 

 with large flowers and longer spikes than the type. 

 Color, bright cherry-red. 30 cts. each, S3 per doz. 



Lychnis • Campion 



An old and much-Iovcd family of border plants 

 of easy culture and pleasin;^ hal)it, tin-iving in tlie 

 rockery or border with little at tint ion. 



Alpina alba. Diminutive tufts of dark green foliage 

 surmounted with spikes of pretty white flowers. 



Lychnis, continued 

 Arkwrightii. Hybrid between L. cbalcedonica and 

 'cii?i(j, Kr<i\\ ing to 24 inches and bearing in pro- 

 illi iiitly colored flowers varying between 

 35 cts. 



A splendid acquisition. 



Chakt'iloiiica. Single Scarlet Lvchnis. Large heads 

 of briu'lit -i.iili i lli)wers, produced from JuK to Sep- 

 tembti. J til ; Icct. 



Haaiicana. Bnlhant orange-scarlet flowers in May 

 and Juiu . 1 j iru ln-s. 



Viscaria tf.-pl. Double flowers of a bright, dark 

 rose; tuat hal)it. An excellent border or rock-plant. 

 12 inches. 



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

 noted 



Monarda 



Oswego Tea, or Bergamot 

 Didyma, Cambridge Scarlet. Vivid scarlet flowers 

 with highly scented foliage. One of the most showy 

 border plants and of tlic easiest culture. Useful for 

 grouping in tiie liardv border or old-l'asliioned garden, 

 or for producing large color masses grouped among 

 tlie shrub plant ings. 



Fistulosa alba. Wild Bergumoi. An effective white 

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



Myosotis • Forget-AIe-Not 



Also, see Bedding Plants. 

 Palustris Keiiiporfl()roiis. 



and continuous in llouciin-. 

 At he 



I? cts 



hat is very free 

 \ cllow throat, 

 .ided location. 



(Enothera • Evening Primrose 



Silowy plants of the easiest possihlr culture, 

 doing well in aii> exposed ioeation in the border 

 or rockery, and flowering almost tliioughout the 

 season. 



Eldorado. Pure golden yellow, attractive and very 



frc<;. 



I'riilieosa major. Large, deep yellow flowers. 

 M issoiirieiisis 1 (£. macrocarpa). Dwarf, trailing 



\ niii\. iirixlucliifj, large, golden yellow flowers. Q to 



Piltirimii. Hii-lii \cllo\\ Mowers protluccil in large 



Spi'ciosa. A rir« Nailcix ol light, graceful habit; 

 satiny white llowcrs In lo\,l\ spiass. 



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



Papaver Orlentale 



Oriental Poppy 

 Tlie most gorgeous and da/zling of all our 



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111' enormous flowers, so rich 

 barl)ai l<.- splendor, are 

 - eithei -aiih'ii or Interior decorat- 

 M IS sli.uil.l be eut uheii the buds 



■ '\ len, and w ifl hist a long time in 

 mler -leen eal\\ is lirst removed, 

 dominant eoloi- ol' 1 he I'opPY is a 



the moH' leeenl li\l)riils include 

 shades r,in^;in^; from white, soft 

 and I leli i i niison to ch'epi st maroon. 



■ of the l'opp\ Is simpK' when its 

 ■rstood. it flow ITS chiring May and 



