HOUSE AND GARDEN 
April, 1913 
Anemone Harold .May 
Chionodoxa Luciliae . . 
Chionodoxa Sardensis . . 
Chionodoxa Tmoulsi .— — 
Funkia coerulea .August 
Iris, Siberica orientalis . . 
Iris, Germanica .May 
Iris, Japanese . July 
Scilla Siberica .April 
PERENNIALS. 
Triteleia . May 
A nchusa Italica, Dropmore variety. .Summer 
Anchusa Italica, Opal .'. . ._ 
Hardy aster. Beauty of Colwall_September 
Sub-Coeruleus . T une-Tuly 
Thompsoni nana .July-Aug. 
Ajuga Genevensis .May 
Amsonia .June 
Aquilegia coerulea .. May-Tune 
Baptisia Ausaulis ..Tune-Tuly 
Campanula carpatica .Tune-Nov. 
grosseki . . 
persicifolia .June-July 
pyranudahs . . 
rapunculoides .. . . . 
rotundifolia .June-Aug 
Clematis Davidiana .Aug.-Sept'. 
Delphinium belladonna . Tune-Frost 
Chinense .j \ _ 
Duke of Connaught. . 
Tulia .. 
Lamartin. .. 
Catanancha .’.June-Aug. 
Eupatonum coelestinum .Aug.-Frost 
Houstonia serpyllifolia .! ! April-Mav 
Lmdeloha longifolia . May 
Linum perrene . ..Y." All summer 
Myosotis Alpcstris, robusta grandi- 
flora ... . Soring 
Myosotis pal ust ns semperHorens ...All summer 
P atycodon.July-Aug. 
Plumbago .. .Sum. & Fall 
tstokcsia cyanea alba .July-Oct. 
PERENNIALS. 
Polemonium reptans . May-June 
Kicnardsom . June-Tulv 
s PHcheri™ 
Scutellaria* coeiestina ’.’.’.’.’.’.’” July-Aug 4 ’ 
Scabiosa Japonica -.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.' July-Sept. 
risynnchium Bermudianum ... Sprinc 
Stokesia cyanea . ’ Tulv-Oct 
Veronica spicata . tulv-SeDt 
Water lilies, Nymphcea Zanzibar- 
' eU Nymph«a Capensi/ !! ! !!!! ! EE fr ° St 
Nymphcea Grossherzog Ernst 
Ludwig . . S u mm er 
2 -3 
6 " 
6 " 
s'- 6 ’ 
15-18 
Creeping 
2 -3 
18-24 
Creeping 
SHRUBS. 
Amorpha canescens .. 
Amorpha fruticosa . 
Amorpha Montana . 
Caryopteris . 
Althaea coerulea ...’ 
Syringa, Pres. Grevy . 
Vitex agnus castus . 
Paulownia ...' ’ 
June 6'-7' 
June 6'-7' 
June 4’-6' 
.All summer 3'-4' 
Aug.-Oct. 8' 
May 8' 
,Late sum. Small tree 
May — 
ANNUALS. 
Ageratum, Cope’s Pet. 
Blue Perfection . 
Aster, Azure Blue. 
Peony Fid., Lt. Blue. 
Victoria, Light Blue . 
Browallia in variety . 
Cornflowers in variety . 
Convolvulus minor tricolor . 
Annual larkspur, dark blue . 
sky blue . 
Linum perrene . 
Myosotis in variety . 
Nemophilla . 
Nigella, Miss Jekyll. 
Pansy, Adonis . 
Emperor William.! . . 
Torenia . 
Summer 
August 
All summer 
All summer 
Summer 
Summer 
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18 " 
18" 
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VINES. 
Wistaria Sinensis . May-June 
Clematis Jackmani . June 
Japanese morning glory . Summer 
Blue moonflower .. 
Maurandia, giant blue . . 
THE YELLOW GARDEN 
Is especially rich in material, and the 
following list by no means exhausts the 
supply of available plants. 
BULBS. 
NAME. Season. 
Crocus, Cloth of Gold.Mar & Apr. 
Crocus, Mammoth Yellow .Mar & Apr. 
Eranthis hyemalis .April-May 
Hyacinth, Ida . May 
Hyacinth, King of the Yellows ....May 
Hyacinth, odalisque .May 
Hyacinth, Yellow Hammer .May 
Tulip, Canary Bird .April 
Tulip, Chr solora .April 
Tulip, Ophir d’Or .Aprii 
Tulip, Pottebakker .April 
Tulip, Gesneriana lutea .May 
Tulip, Orange Globe.May 
Tulip, Parisian yellow .May 
Double Tulip, Courenne d’Or .May 
Height. 
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