Prices named in the plant list include delivery 
to the fifth zone; beyond that please add 10% tc 
partially cover postage, except that orders of $3.00 
cr more will be prepaid to .any part of the United 
States. 
A LYSSUM OVIRENSE: Silver mats for dry 
sunny spots. Perhaps the best of the small kinds 
Yellow. 3 inches. 25 cents each. 
ANEMONE MULTIFIDA: Excellent red-flowered 
iorm. Eausy. Spring. 1-2 inches. 20c each. 
ANTHEMIS SANCTA-JOHANNIS: The best new 
plant we have introduced for years. Large, bril¬ 
liant orange flowers on 18-inch stems during June 
and July. A most e-iec ive cut flower and an ex¬ 
cellent garden plant. 35c each. 
ARABIS PROCURRENS: Of particular value as an 
evergreen ground cover. White flowers on 6-inch 
sterns in early spring. 25c each. 
ARENARIA STRICTA: Feathery mounds of deep 
green and myriads of white flowers on airy 5-inch 
stems in spring and early summer. A worthy- 
native that should be better known. 25 cents. 
ARMERIA FORMOSA LARGE-FLOWERED HY¬ 
BRIDS: Large heads of large flowers in a wide 
range of colors Long blooming period. Excel¬ 
lent for cutting. 25c each. 
ASTER STAR OF WARTBURG: Large lilac-blue 
flowers ("3 inches across) on 12-inch stems in 
spring making it valuable for forcing, borders, 
rock garden and for cutting. The true plant, not 
seedlings. 40 cents. 
CAMPANULA FORMANECKIANA: Huge canter¬ 
bury bells of white on 10-inch stems. Spectacul¬ 
ar. Monocarpic. 25 cents. 
CAMPANULA TURBINATA HYBRIDS: Forget all 
you have ever thought about dwarf bellflowers 
and be convinced that here is the best of the easy 
ones. Huge saucers in varying shades from milk 
white through blues to purple, usually on 4-inch 
stems. All summer. 40 cents. 
CAMPANULA SARMATICA: Makes a tuft of leath¬ 
ery, tomentose leaves from which spring 10- to 12- 
inch stem* carrying pale blue bells during most of 
the summer. A good bellflower of easy culture 
25c each 
CAMPANULA POSCHARSKYANA: This new Bal¬ 
kan campanula, with its light-blue bells from 
spring until well into July, is one of the best of 
the easy ones. Does well here in all well-drained 
situations. Four inches. 35c each. 
CHRYSANTHEMUM MILLEFOLIATUM (syn 
pyrethrum): Fountains of ferny, silvery foliage 
and small, yellow buttons in July. Fine for dry, 
sunny spot, where it will spread into broad mats. 
10 inches. 35c each. 
DELPHINIUM CINEREA: Another year with this 
excellent plant convinces me it is one of the 
most valuable plants introduced in years. Good 
for any sunny spot in garden or rockery and a most 
useful cut flower. Spurless flowers of a strikingly 
brilliant blue on 12-inch stems for 2 months or 
more in summer and blooms within four months 
from seed. 4 0 cents. 
DIANTHUS SP. PERISTERI (D. MYRTINENER- 
VUS): Tiny mats of blue-geen, resembling Silene 
acaulis in habit. Almost stemless pink flowers 
all summer. A most important addition to our 
long-season rock plants. Easy and permanent. 
30c. 
