36 HARDY PERENNIALS— (Continued.) 
State Nursery and Seed Co. 
BLEEDING HEART— (See Dielj tia, Page 38.) 
BOLTONIA— (False aiamomile.) 
Among the inosL showy ol' our hardy perennial plants, 
with laige single flowers resembl.ng a single Aster, and 
borne in great prolusion. Three to lour feet. 
B. Astcroides — Pure white. 
B. Latisquaina — Pink tingid lavender. 
BITTER ROOT— (Montana State Flower.) 
(See Lewisia, Page 40.) 
BOCCOMA— (Plume Poppy.) 
B. Japonica — One of the noblest of our hardy perennials. 
It is beautiful both of leaf and bloom, llowering in tall, 
feathery panicles, creamy white in color, in July and 
August. It Will succetd in any situation and can be 
effectively used in the center of beds as well as in the 
general border. Six feet. 
Calycanthema (Cup and Saucer Canterbury Bells) — They 
differ from most of the varieties in that the calyx is the 
same color as the flower, giving it the appearance of the 
cup and saucer. We offer them in the following shades: 
Delicate rosy pink, clear-blue, dark blue and pure white. 
Pyramidalis (The Chimney Bell Flower) — Blue salver- 
shaped flowers. 
CANDYTUFT, HARDY— (See Iberis, Page 39.) 
Campanula Media— (Cantt-ibury Bells.) 
CAMPANULA. 
Do best in a good rich soil and planted m a half shady 
nlacc Thpy are indispensable as border planls. The taller 
varieties shou'd be staked and all the flowers cut immedi- 
Sa-s'ingle'^in^colors of dark blue, white, light blue and 
rose. 
A Bed of Ccrastium. 
Creastium Tomentosum, — (Snow in Summer.) — A very de- 
sirable plant for covering as with a white carpet dry, 
sunny places. Low growing with wh.te foliage and 
flowers. Very fine for planting on graves. 
COLUMBINE— (See Aquilegia, Page 35.) 
COREOPSIS. 
Lancceolata Grandil'lora— A popular plant everywhere. It 
bears gold(!n yellow blooms in great profusion, valuable 
for cul flowers, and lasting well into fall. Two feet. 
CENTAUREA— (Montana.) 
Of easy culture, producing a wealth of deep blue flowers 
from July lo September. Excellent for cutting. 
COWSLIP— (See Primula Veri.s, Page 43.) 
Kindly note that where | 
not listed as Postpaid, goods \ 
are shipped by Express, | 
collect. We do this because \ 
plants not listed as prepaid | 
we do not consider safe to 
ship by Parcel Post. 
For Prices of Perennials Not Quoted see Page 35. 
