^iebrecht & Son - Hose Hill Tjur series • T^elv %pchelle. Nelv York 
Caillardia { manket rioieer) 
No plant in the hardy flower-garden gives more 
■satisfaction than the Gaillardia. It flowers in 
.great profusion nearly all summer long. The 
long, dry spells affect it very little, and except in 
very wet places, it will grow anywhere. 
$13 per 100, except where noted 
'Gaillardia aristata. Newest hybrids, very large 
and Hne. Crimson, yellow and brown are the 
prevailing colors. We have a grand stock of 
the new, compact-growing kind, which is very 
superior, owing to its neat habit. Its value is 
heightened by removing the old flower-heads, 
thereby lengthening the blooming period. 
G. maxima grandiflora. Extremely large flow- 
ers of bright golden yellow. In bloom con- 
stantly from early summer to frost. A bed of 
this variety makes a gorgeous spot in the garden. 
G., Somerset. Flowers 5 inches across, of beau- 
tiful shade of coloring. $40 per ico. 
Helenium (Sneezeivon) 
Where a large mass of bloom is required, the 
Heleniums are fine subjects. 
$16 to $25 per 100 
Helenium autumnale superbum. Clear yellow. 
August. 3 feet. 
H. autumnale pumilum. Clear yellow. Dwarf. 
B. grandicepfialum striatum. Yellow striped with 
brown. August, zyi feet. 
H. Hoopesii. Orange-yellow. 2 feet. June. 
Helianthus (Perennial Sunflotver) 
$20 to $25 per 100 
Helianthus decapetalus multiflorus planus. 
Flowers very double, resembling yellow dahlias. 
H. decapetalus, Soleil d'Or. With broad petals; 
very full flower. 
H. decapetalus anemonaeflorus. Ray petals large, 
center of flowers very compact. July. 4 feet. 
\RDIA ARISTATA. 
Qypsophila ( ■Baby- s "Breath) 
$10 to $12 per 100 
•Gyosophila Bokejeka. White, large, loose pani- 
cles. Good foliage. July and August. 4 feet. 
G. paniculata. Loose and feathery sprays of 
white flowers, useful for mist-like efl^ects in bou- 
quets. July and August. 2 feet. 
July and 
H. doronicoides. One of the earliest. 
Augu. t. 4 feet. 
H. giganteus. For planting in clumps among 
shrubbery. August to September. 6 to 8 feet. 
H. laetiflorus. Very showy. August to Sep- 
tember. 4 to 5 feet. 
H. grosse-serratus. Large leaves, very strong- 
growing. September. 
