JACKSON & PERKINS CO., WHOLESALE NURSERIES, NEWARK, N. Y 
HARDY PERENNIAL PLANTS—Continued 
Per 10 
c AQUILEGIA (Columbine) 
1400 BREEZE HILL. (J. P. V. STRAIN). A vigorous, healthy strain of Aquil- 
egia, produced at Breeze Hill Gardens, Harrisburg. Especially wide 
range of pleasing colors. Individual flowers very long spurred and 
often 4 to 5 inches across. When open they face upright. Grows 
2^-3 ft. Wind resistant stems. We recommend it highly. 1 20 
500 Caerulea. True Rocky Mountain strain. Long-spurred, blue flowers. 
May, June. 2-3 ft. 1 00 
440 Chrysantha. Long-spurred, yellow blooms. Good in combination with 
A. coerulea. 2-3 ft. 80 
700 r CRIMSON STAR. New. Bright blood crimson with white corolla. A 
strikingly attractive plant for rockery or border. 1\' 2 ft. May- 
June. Forces well. A of M. R. H. S. 1932. A worthwhile novelty. 2 00 
160 Bobbies Imperial Hybrids. Long spurred, vigorous grower; good color 
range. A well-known European strain. 2-3 ft. tall. 1 25 
800 Haylogensis Hybrids (J. P. V. Strain). Sharp colors; red, purple, yellow, 
pink, blue, and white. Upright, erect grower. Long spurred flow¬ 
ers. May-July. 80 
150 Long-spurred, Blue. Beautiful shades of blue. 1 00 
200 Rainbow Long-Spurred Strain. New. Beautiful long-spurred variety 
with wide range of live colors. 1 00 
2000 Mrs. Scott Elliott’s Long-Spurred Hybrids (J. P. V. Strain). A delight¬ 
ful strain, selected to delicate soft colors and pastel shades. Larae 
flowers with large petals. Slightly earlier. May to July. 2^-3 ft. 
Through our own breeding we feel we have greatly advanced this 
strain. I 20 
r ARABIS (Rock Cress) 
45 Alpina. Masses of single, white, fragrant flowers. Borders and rock- 
gardens. 6 in. 80 
400 Alpina flore-pleno. Same as above but with double and more showy 
blooms; larger spikes, but more compact grower. 1 50 
100 Alpina grandiflora superba. White; large flowering. An improved 
grandiflora selected for larger flowers. 8 in. 1 00 
ARMERIA (Thrift) 
Splendid evergreen plants which will do in poor soil where less 
robust plants will not thrive. 
110 Formosa. Beautiful pink flowers. June-July. 20 inches. 1 00 
200 Maritima Purpurea. White flowers on stiff, wiry stems. 6-12 in. June- 
July . 1 00 
c Artemisia (Sage-Brush) 
3G0 c Silver King. Erect, spire-like habit, with fine silver-gray foliage, 
which combines well with almost any flowers. Valuable for foli¬ 
age effect throughout season. It dries perfectly. 3 ft. 1 10 
ASCLEPIAS (Butterfly Weed) 
700 Tuberosa. Orange-scarlet blooms. July-August. 2 ft. 1 00 
ASPHODELUS (Jacob’s-rod) 
100 Luteus. Yellow, sweet-scented. 3-4 ft. June. 1 00 
ASTER (Michaelmas Daisies) 
The Perennial Asters are a wonderful medium to brighten up the 
usually drab fall borders. They bloom profusely and greet the re¬ 
turning vacationists with color and cheer. They are easy to grow, 
revel in ordinary soil, and respond particularly to special atten¬ 
tion. We have always liked them and are making great efforts to 
each year offer the latest advancements. 
690 r ACRIS NANUS (ramosus). New. A dwarf edging plant or rock-gar¬ 
den plant making foot-high pyramids of pale blue flowers in 
August and September. Neat, compact grower. A real rock garden 
plant. We recommend it. 2 00 
900 r Alpinus albus. Fine dwarf white Aster. May, June. 6-8 in. 1 00 
15 AXuinus ruber. Rosy purple; dwarf. 1 00 
100 Frikarti. Wonder of Stafa. 2-3 in. individual blue flowers with dis¬ 
tinct yellow center. Always in bloom from July to frost. Bushy 
habit. About 3 ft. tall. A very fine acquisition to the summer and 
fall garden. 2-in. pots. 2 50 
60 Cordifolius, SILVER SPRAY. Novelty. Long, arching sprays smoth¬ 
ered with a solid mass of silvery pale lilac flowers from the ground 
to the tips. Produce a graceful, charming effect. A glorification 
of our native cordifolius. 4 ft. 6 60 
ICO HYBRIDUS LUTEUS. New. Masses of bright clear yellow star-shaped 
flowers; compact habit. A border acquisition of yellow from Jxily 
to September. Grows 2 ft.; bushy. Cuts freely; keeps well. 2 50 
800 HYBRIDUS LUTEUS. Masses of small golden yellow flowers. August, 
September. 3 in. p ots .. 2 00 
We cannot undertake to supply long and much assorted lists of stock calling for only small 
ties of each kind, save at an advance above our printed rates according to quantity 
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