IMMEDIATE EFFECTS PRODUCED. FORMAL GARDENS FURNISHED AND PLANTED BY US 
Old-fashioned Qarden Flowers 
In all cases where the price is quoted by the hundred, we will furnish 25 at the 100 rate 
Achillea ( Yarrolp) 
$10 to $12 per 100 
Achillea Millefolium rubrum. A garden form of 
the "White Varrow," so common along the 
roadsides. Deep rose; flowers freely July and 
August. iS inches. 
A. Ptarmica plena, " The Pearl." Pure white, 
double, particularly good for cutting. July. 
2 to 3 feet. 
A. tomentosa. A golden yellow species, very 
different from all the preceding, growing in tufts 
and covering the ground with a carpet of green, 
July. 6 inches. 
Aconitum {Monkshood) 
SIS to S17 per 100 
Aconitum Napellus. A stately plant so often seen 
in old-fashioned gardens. Large, dark purple 
flowers. September and October. 3 to 4 feet. 
A Japonicum. Deep blue flowers, tinged with 
red. July to September. 3 to 4 feet. 
A. uncinatum. A trailing species for shady 
places ; similar, but bears smaller flowers than 
Napellus. 
Acorus (Sleeet Flag) 
Acorus Calamus variegatus (Variegated Sweet 
Flag). Pretty, white and green, iris-like foli- 
age; for wet places. 3 ft. $1^ to $20 per 100. 
Amsonia 
Amsonia salicifolia. A very clean-growing plant, 
with willow-like leaves and pale blue flowers. 
June. 2 feet. $20 per 100. 
Anemone {Wmd/ioiver) 
$16 to $18 per 100 
Tlie Japanese Anemones are undoubtedly the 
best of their kind, and well worth special attention. 
I'hey bloom in late fall when flowers are becoming 
scarce, and are very fine for cutting. 
Anemone Japonica. There are a number of forms 
and colors of the Japanese Anemones, all of 
which are particularly fine. We list the follow- 
ing as being the best of the class. 
A. Japonica alba. Large white flowers. 
A. Japonica, Brilliant. Beautiful shade of dark red. 
A. Japonica elegantissima. The sepals are some- 
what broader than the rest. Pink flowers. 
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