DEI.PHINIUM 
Coreopsis 
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CHRYSANTHEMU3IS Continued 
—Colden Q,ueen. Large, sunflower yellow. 
—Cypsy Queen. Large bronze, mid-season. 
—Lillian Doty. Covered with large flowers 
that are deep pink. 
—L’Arg-entuillais. Bronze flowers tipped 
white, very early and large. 
—Indian. Small reddish bronze, but a heavy 
bloomei-. 
—31o<lel of Perfeetlon. Small white button, 
but borne in large quantities. 
—liittle Bob. A small plant covered with 
small bronze buttons. 
—Old Homestead. A beautiful plant covered 
with lai'ge pink blooms. 
—Skibo. Flowers are yellow buttons and 
come very early. 
— \ ietory. A very large white chrysanthe¬ 
mum. 
CABIN A'l ION 
—(;renadin Hybrids. Strong healthy plants, 
covered with numerous flow^ers, some double, 
and some single and in various shades. These 
plants are in constant bloom all summer. 
COREOPSIS 
—Belladonna. The most continuous bloomer 
of all, never out of bloom from the 
first of June until the blooms ai'e severely 
frosted. The flowers are clear turquoise blue 
and has never been equaled in delicacy and 
beauty by any other flower. 
—Bellamosa. Very similar to Belladonna 
but is very dark blue. 
—Engliish Hy'brid,s. This strain without a 
doubt stands in a class by itself, having a 
wide range of color. The shades run from a 
pale blue to deep indigo with a strong run 
of the most delicate shades of rose. The 
flowers are both single and double and 
make a fine show for border or mass 
planting. 
DIANTHUS 
—.John.soii’s Giant. Assorted colors and 
shades. 
—D<*ltni<le.s. Small coral pink flowers borne 
in great profusion. 
DIGITALIS 
(Foxglove) 
—Giant S Ii i r 1 y. 
Large flowers of 
assorted colors. 
— Gloxiiiiaeflora. 
Flowers borne in 
great quantities 
and assorted 
colors. 
GYPSOPHILA 
— P a II i c u I Ji t a. 
(Baby’s Breath). 
A dense spreading 
bush covered with 
many tiny flowers 
in light feathery 
panicles. Fine for 
bordei's, rock gar¬ 
dens, or for cut¬ 
ting. When cut 
and dried is excel¬ 
lent for winter as 
fillers. 
HIBISCUS JIallow 
Marvels. Large 
flowers that are Digitali.s or Eoxglove 
red, pink or white. 
HEIJCHERA Brixoides (Coral Bells). The 
bell shaped flowers are medium in size and 
aie borne in large quantities in May and 
they are pale pink. 
—liaueeolata. A beautiful hardy border plant 
that produces a large quantity of bright yel¬ 
low daisy like flowers. 
HOLLYHOCK. Very large, double and as¬ 
sorted. AVonderful for the rear of the peren¬ 
nial border. > 
DAISY, SHASTA. Large white flowers which 
stay on the plant a long time. 
Dieeiitra or Bleeding- Heart 
LIA'I'RIS (Blazing Stai). A strong growing 
hardy perennial doing well under most con¬ 
ditions, producing richly colored purple flow¬ 
ers on stout stalks about six feet high. May 
be used as cut flowers and blooms in July 
and August. 
PAPAYER (Poppy) 
—Oriental. Large flowers of assoi'ted colors. 
PINKS 
—E.sse.v VViteh. Pink fidnged with white. 
—Her Ma.je.sty. Rather lai'ge and pure white. 
—liittle Dorriet. White with carmine mark¬ 
ings. 
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