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THE WESTMINSTER NURSERY 
Each Per 10 
HIBISCUS Mixed (Mallow). 4 ft. 
quick growing and shrubby; bears 
quantities of large flowers, like sin¬ 
gle Hollyhocks, in the autumn. Mixed 
shades.09 .75 
HOLLYHOCKS. 6-8 ft. Stately, ma¬ 
jestic hardy plants; a necessary 
part of every old-fashioned garden. 
Colossal spikes of bloom in summer. 
The following varieties offer the 
best colors and vigorous plants: 
Allegheny. Mammoth flowers 
with fringed petals, all colors, 
single. 
Double Crimson 
Double White 
Double Yellow 
Newport Pink. Semi-double. 
All of the above Hollyhocks.09 .75 
HORMINUM pyrenaicum. 1 ft. 
Bluish purple flowers on leafless 
spikes in summer.15 1.25 
HOSTA undulata variegata (Funkia; 
Plantainlily). 18-24 in. Graceful 
variegated leaves and light lilac- 
blue flowers in July and August.12 1.00 
HYPERICUM (St. Johnswort) 
—henryi. 2-3 ft. Golden yellow flow¬ 
ers in late summer and early au¬ 
tumn.18 1.50 
*-moserianum. 18 in. Large, rich 
golden-yellow flowers blooming con¬ 
tinuously through summer.18 1.50 
*-polyphyllum. 8 in. A shower of 
bright yellow flowers on pretty trail¬ 
ing foliage. Fine for the rocks..15 1.25 
*-reptans. 6 in. Fine prostrate, trail¬ 
ing rock plant with masses of clear 
golden yellow flowers in July and 
August.15 1.25 
IBERIS (Candytuft) 
*-gibraltarica. 8 in. Handsome dark 
green foliage surmounted with 
heads of delicate lilac flowers in 
May and June.15 1.25 
*-sempervirens. 8 in. Evergreen fo¬ 
liage which is delightfully hidden 
by dense heads of pure white flow¬ 
ers in May and June.12 1.00 
IRIS 
—germanica (German Iris or Flag 
Iris). 2-4 ft. There are so many va¬ 
rieties of German Iris grown that it 
is almost impossible to say that any 
special list is the best. We have 
selected outstanding standard varie¬ 
ties that cover the color range and 
which in our judgment are dis¬ 
tinct and worthy of cultivation. 
Easily grown; likes sun. 
Ambassadeur. Velvety purple.15 1.25 
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