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HAMILTON’S HAWKEYE SEEDS 
HARDY PERENNIALS 
the aristocrat of your flower garden 
All Plants Are Dug Fresh for Your Order 
Every plant will be taken from the field 
and on the train within a few hours after 
digging. This fast handling insures splendid 
early growth of the plant. Perennials are 
easy to grow and will bloom the first season. 
All are two-year-old plants. Our selection 
includes many of the old and new favorites 
for borders, rock gardens as well as cut flow¬ 
ers. 
BOLTONIA asteroides, 5 to 6 ft. Branched 
stems. Small aster-like white flowers. Septem¬ 
ber Excellent for cutting, or in background. 
BAPTISIA australis. False Indigo, 2 to 3 ft. 
Dark blue, pea shaped flowers in 6 in spikes, 
May-June. Dry soil in full sun. 
PRICES 
20c each 
10 for $1.65 
3 of a kind 
50c 
postpaid 
Achillea 
Of easy culture, useful for the bor¬ 
der, wild garden or shrubbery. With 
continuous Cutting they are practically 
everblooming. 
PERRYS WHITE. Clustered double 
flowers, the whitest of all Achilleas and 
a favorite with florists for summer 
flowers. 1 to 2 feet. June to August. 
Alyssum—Rock Madwort 
Very popular free flowering peren¬ 
nials of easy culture. For borders or 
rock gardens. 
SAXATILE COMPACTTJM. Dwarf 
Gold Tuft or Basket of Gold. One of 
the showiest of Spring flowers. Grows 
9 to 12 inches high producing masses of 
bright yellow flowers with broad, flat 
heads. April and May. 
Anchnsa 
A race of intensely blue flowering 
plants. Invaluable as a background for 
the border and where blue color is 
wanted. 
MYOSOTIDIFLORA. Distinctive 
Dwarf Russian variety for border or 
rockery. Charming blue flowers almost 
identical with forget-me-nots. Very at¬ 
tractive foliage. 18 inches. 
Aquilegia 
(COLUMBINE.) Graceful spurred 
flowers on stems two feet or more, 
should be in every hardy garden. 
Pink Queen 
Yellow Queen 
Scott Elliott, long spurred 
Arabis Alpina 
(ROCK CRESS.) Excellent for rock 
gardens and pool 
edging. Its p'ure 
white flowers are 
borne in dense 
masses and make 
good cut flowers. 
Grows only 6 
inches tall and 
blooms in May. 
Artemesia 
A most useful 
plant for the 
border or filling 
in among the 
shrubbery. 
SILVER 
KING. Bright 
silver - colored 
stems and foli- 
a g e . A showy 
plant. 30 inches. 
Hardy 
Asters 
These are 
am«ng the show¬ 
iest of late flow¬ 
ering hardy 
plants. Septem¬ 
ber to October. 
R&rrs Pink. 
Digitalis-Foxglove Novaangliae 
Yellow Blue 
Campanula 
Showy perennial plants of special 
merit. They delight in good rich loam, 
preferring a semi-shaded place. They 
throw up a quantity of flower spikes 
along which are a crowded profusion of 
good sized bells. Fine for Cutting. Me¬ 
dium, Pink, Blue. 
Coreopsis—Grandiflora 
You will like the extra large, yellow 
Daisy-like flowers now that we offer 
you. Splendid for cut flowers and it 
blooms over a long period of time, in 
May, June and July. 
Daisy Alaska 
9 in. Globular blue flowers in May. 
Delphinium—Larkspur 
These long showy spikes furnish the 
most satisfactory blues to any color 
scheme and persist from June till frost. 
BLACKMORE & LANGDON HY¬ 
BRIDS—This strain of Delphinium 
stands in a class by itself. Range of 
colors well divided in the pale shades 
of indigo and delicate shades of rose, 
double and single. 
BELLADONNA. The clear turquoise 
blue of its flowers is not equalled for 
delicacy and beauty by any other flow¬ 
ers. 
BELLAMOSUM. Has intensenly rich, 
deep blue flowers in continuous bloom 
from June until cut down by hard frost. 
CHINESE BLUE. 1-2 feet. Finely cut 
foliage. Stays gentian blue all summer. 
Dianthus 
A fine plant producing great masses 
of sweet, clove scented flowers during 
May and June. Splendid for cutting. 
Use on edge of borders. 
Pinks—Ceasius. 
Plumarius—Clove pink. 
Barbatus—Sweet William. 
Digitalis—Foxglove 
For stately and picturesque 
beauty the Digitalis is not to be 
surpassed. It is a biennial but it 
renews itself from self-sown seed. 
Shirley Hybrids. 
Yellow. 
DICENTRA eximia, Plumy or 
Fern Leaved Bleedingheart; 1 ft. 
Finely cut light green foliage 
till frost. Compact growing. 
Flowers from early spring till 
frozen. Perfectly hardy, thrives 
in sun or shade. Fine rockery 
plant. 
SPECTABILIS, Bleedingheart, 
IV 2 to 2 ft. Long racemes of 
graceful heart-shaped, rose-crim¬ 
son flowers. April-June. Thrives 
any place. 
Gaillardia 
BLANKET FLOWER. Beautiful 
flowers are borne in profusion and make 
a striking effect. One of the best for 
cut flowers. 
GRANDIFLORA. Conspicuous for 
their profusion of bloom. Flowers in¬ 
tense, blood-crimson, margined with 
golden yellow. 
Gypsophila—Baby’s Breath 
A mass of delicate, misty bloom very 
effective in bouquets and in the garden 
where this spreading hush will fill a 
bare place. 
PANICULATA. Branching or spread¬ 
ing plants that bear a mass of delicate 
misty white bloom. 
HEMEROCALLIS, Yellow Day Lily. 
Grow anywhere. 
FLAYA, Lemon Lily. 2% ft. May- 
June, lemon-yellow. 
FULVA, Tawny Day Lily. 3 to 4 ft. 
July. Coppery-orange. 
THUNBERGI. 3 ft. Vivid yellow. 
LAVENDER. Munstead strain. 1 % 
ft. Spikes of lavender. July-August. 
Fragrant. 
Reuchera 
These plants grow in rosette-like form 
and produce numerous slender, many- 
flowered erect stems about 18 inches 
high. Very showy in mass plantings 
and excellent for cutting. Flower from 
late May until end of July. 
CORAL BELLS. 
MYOSOTA, Forget-me-not. Blue and 
Pink. 
Phlox 
Nothing makes a showier display 
than Hardy Phlox. 
SUBULATA. All low spreading 
plants, fine for rockery or border. 
White, vivid blue hill. 
Gypsophila 
