and Rock Plants 
GLOUCESTER, MASS. 
HARDY PERENNIALS (Continued) 
Three Per 10 Per 100 
lancifolia. Aug. Spikes of lilac flowers with narrow 
deep green foliage. 2 ft. .50 1.40 12.00 
lancifolia albo-marginata. June and July. White 
margined leaves with spikes of light blue flowers. 
1-2 ft.50 1.40 12.00 
plantaginea grandiflora. Big red leaves. Tall stems 
bearing waxy white flowers. Aug. and Sept. 
.90 2.40 18.00 
undulata variegata. Fine variegated foliage and blue 
flowers. One of the best for edgings. June and July. 
1 ft.60 1.50 12.00 
IBERIS Perennial Candytuft. 
(r )gibraltarica. White flowers tinted rose. May and 
June. 1 ft. .75 1.80 15.00 
(r)sempervirens. Evergreen Candytuft. Loose spread¬ 
ing habit with evergreen foliage. Flowers pure 
white completely covering the plant. Good for 
rockeries. May. 1 ft. .75 2.00 15.00 
(r)sempervirens. Little Gem. A miniature form of the 
above which blooms profusely and makes a splendid 
little evergreen rock plant for edging’. May. 
6 in.90 ^ 2.40 18.00 
IRIS 
We have selected the very best varieties for our col¬ 
lection, including all classes, in both named varieties and 
separate colors. 
GERMAN IRIS—Tall Bearded Iris 
Caprice. Deep rosy red. 15 in. .75 1 80 
Charles Dickens. Dark blue suffused and veined 
dark violet. Anthers white, tipped yellow. 
2 ft.60 1.50 12.00 
Flavescens. Creamy white and pale yellow. Very 
fragrant. Free blooming. Early 
.75 180 
Lord of June. Light silvery blue marked with 
brown at the base. Very large stately flowers on 
tall stems. One of the most beautiful of all Iris. 
.75 1.80 15.00 
Mme. Chereau. Lemon with white edge and feath 
ered with violet and pale blue. Very free flower¬ 
ing. .75 1.80 
Pallida Dalmatica. Princess Beatrice. One of the 
most attractive varieties, as well as most satisfactory 
Large flowers of clear lavender blue shading to a 
pale silvery blue at the base. Sweetly scented. 
. 75 ' 1.80 
Quaker Lady. Lavender with 3 ^ellow shading. One 
of the best. .90 2.50 
KAEMPFERI—Japanese Iris 
This is one of the finest groups of perennials. They 
bloom about one month after the German Iris varieties, 
usually in mid-July. The flowers are enormous, and are 
of many shades of white, lavender, purple, violet, blue 
and beautifully veined. They are so distinct from other 
Iris that they seem to belong to a different family. 
4 to 24 plants of one variety will be priced at the 10 rate; 
25 or mere at the 100 rate. 
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