KELSEY'S 
HARDY SPECIMEN 
EVERGREENS 
Catalog of BOXF'ORD NURSERY 
HARDY HERBACEOUS PERENNIALS, continued 
Lillum tigrinum fl.-pl. Doublo form of L. 10 100 
tif/rin um. 
washingtonianum purpureum. 6 to 7 ft. 
Stout stem, often fifteen to twenty-five 
flowers of white to rich wine-color. One of 
the finest Pacific Coa«t species; of easv cul- 
ture given good, rich soil. 6 to 
Lycopodium. In variety $0 
Lysimachia nummularia 
Ly thrum salicaria roseum 
Monarda didyma 
didyma alba 
festulosa 
Opuntia vulgaris 
Paeonies* in variety. Strong clumps $0 
Strong phints, with 2 or 3 
eyes : . . . 
Panax qiiinquefoUum. 3d size 
2d size 
1st size 
Papaver nudlcaule 
Petasites fragrans 
Phlox amoena 
decussata, in variety 
subulata. Moss Pink 
subulata alba. White Phlox 
Polygonatum commutatum. Sot- 
oiiiim's Seal 
Pontederia cordata. Piekcrel Weed 
Porteranthus iGiUenia) stipulacea. . . . 
Ranunculus repens 
Rhexla virginica 
Rudbeckia newmani 
Sanguinaria canadensis. Bloodroot. 
(Sanguiniiria is shipped entirely at 
eonsisnee's risk) 
Sanguisorba canadensis 
Sarracenia drummondi 
catesbsei 
flava 
psittacina 
purpurea. Northern Pitcher Plant 
rubra 
variolaris (minor) 
Sedum (Stonecrop), in variety 
lydium 
spectabile 
telephium hybridum 
Sempervivum acuminatum. Single 
arachnoldeum. Single 
arenarium. Single 
cornutum. Single 
fimbriatum. Single 
mittenianum nanum. Single 
sobolifereum (globiferum). Single. . . 
tectorum. Single 
violaceum. Single 
Shortia galacitolia. 2d size 
1st size 
Solldago, in variety 
Spigella marilandlca 
Stenanthium robustum. Mountain 
Feather Fleece. 2nd size 
1st iiize 
Stokesia cyanea 
Thermopsis caroUnlana 
Trillium cernuum. 12 to 15 in. Nodding 
white flowers; not very show>' 
erectum. Erect Wake Robin. 8 to Ifi 
in. liarge; red fruit; very ornamen- 
tal; brown-purple, often greenish. 
April and May. 2nd size 
Ist size 
erectum album. White form of T. 
erectum 
granditlorum. I^arge-flowered Wake 
Kobin. 8 to 18 in. The finest and 
largest species. Flowers 2 to 3 
inches across, in April and May. 
One of our best early spring Bowers. 
White, turning rose-color or marked 
with green. 2nd size 
1st size 
nivale. Dwarf. 4 to 5 in. Flowers white, 
drooping 
OTatum. From the Pacific Coast, much 
resembling T, grandiflorum 
recurvatum. 12 to 15 in. Strong- 
growing; erect; dark purple flowers. 
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