THE LIBIS GARDENS 
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AJUGA REPTANS - Bugrle Weed Brilliant blue 
flowers. Excellent for carpeting. Clump— loc 
ANCHUSA Blue forget-me-not flowers, good rock 
garden plant. 2.')c 
ANTHEM IS - Hardy Marguerite All yellow flow¬ 
ers : plant of vigorous spreading habit. 25c 
ARTEMISIA - Silver King; A striking contrast 
plant: the color effect of which is frosted silver. 
Price . 15c 
.\RTEMESIA - Lactiflora A tall-growing plant 
with flower sprays of creamy white. Blooming 
period, August and September. A fine cut flow¬ 
er, and useful as a filler. 25c 
CERASTIUM - Tomentosum (Snow in Summer) 
Silver foliage, white blocm.15c - 25c 
AQUILEGIA OR COLUMBINE 
Long Spur Hybrids. Mrs. Scott Elliott’s 
strain with a wide range of pastel colors. 
Also other long spur choice strains in 
separate colors of pink, white, yellow and 
blue. 
.15c - 25c - 35c 
CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
Hardy Garden Varieties 
The hardy chrysanthemum is finding more fav¬ 
or each year with those who want an uninterrupt¬ 
ed line of flowers, for its various varieties bloom 
from early September till late November, enduring 
light frosts and snows. 
THE NEWER HARDY GARDEN VARIETIES 
ALADDIN Terra Cotta, coppery bronze, or pink¬ 
ish orange bronze, blooming continuously from 
August on . 25c 
CHAMPAGNE Extra vigorous, free blooming, 
deep ruby red ; reverse of petals a lighter con¬ 
trasting color . 25c 
CRIMSON SPLENDOR Early, single, three to 
four inch, rich dark crimson blooms, yellow 
center; 2 V 2 feet. .. 25c 
GRANNY SCOVILL Full and fluffy flowers. 4 
inches across ; clear coral bronze. Early Oc¬ 
tober. Height two feet . 25c 
LOUISE SCHLING A very strong growing and 
exceedlingly free flowering variety. Blooms of 
medium size. Glowing coppery-red in color 25c 
MURILLO A pure deep rose pink, with dense 
clusters of blooms on long stems ; a vigorous 
variety ; 2l{> feet. . 25c 
PINK CUSHION Sometimes called “The Azalea 
Mum’ . Very early, blooming in Sept, and con¬ 
tinuing in bloom through the season ; eighteen 
inches tall, by 24 inches wide, a veritable cush¬ 
ion of flowers ; Buds of rose, the blooms vary 
from deep rose to blush pink, in good sprays 
for cutting. 20c 
RAPTURE Medium size double flowers combin¬ 
ing a deep orange with a suffusion of bright 
carmine. Very heavy bloomer. . 25c 
RED DOTY Clusters of large double blooms of 
deep wine red with silver reverse . 25c 
RUTH CUMMINGS Rich reddish bronze or terra 
cotta, semi-double, 2^5 inch bloom. 3 ft. tall 
with excellent stems for cutting ; very good 2'5c 
TASVIA Pure white flowers, completely covering 
the plant. Early blooming. 25c 
VIVID Extra vigorous, early October. Single, 
3Vj inches, shaggy flowers, American Beautv 
Rose color. 3 feet. 25c 
W ' RRIOR 0.x blood red with gold reverse. 
Large flower , shaggy petals. ... 25c 
STANDARD HARDY GARDEN VARIETIES 
ALICE HOWEL A rich shade of orange yellow, 
single blossoms : medium height and mid season. 
ARGENTEUILLAIS Scarlet bronze flowers tip¬ 
ped with gold, 2^2 inches; late October. 
BRONZE BUTTON A button type, very free 
blooming, dark bronze colored flowers. 
BOSTON Bronze orange flowers on tall stems ; 
blooms 214 in.. Early November. 
BABY MARGUERITE Clear light yellow button ; 
very good tall stems ; Early Novemb^’r. 
C-4PTAIN COOK Early rose pink pompom, tall 
strong grower. Extra, for cutting. 
EXCELSIOR Excellent bloomer of brilliant yel¬ 
low on tall strong stems. Early November. 
FERN RIDGE Tall bright red, single like daisy. 
Early November. 
GLORY OF SEVEN OAKS Not tall but an early 
bloomer of golden yellow. Popular. 
MRS. H. HARRISON Pompom, excellent pro¬ 
fuse bloomer of dainty blush pink. Early. 
MRS. FRANCES H. BERGEN Large pale pink 
flowers with deep pink centers. Flowers 314 
inches. One of the finest and most vigorous. 
OURAY A strong growing pompom of medium 
size flowers, a very attractive bronze. 
PINK DOTY Clear deep pink. Early November. 
WHITE DOTY Tall growing pure white pom¬ 
pom. The clusters of white flowers are borne 
i on long, strong stems, making an excellent cut 
flower variety. 
WHITE BUTTON A tall growing profuse bloom- 
1 er of white, button type blooms. 
i PRICE: Plants each loc; except where noted. 
THE NEW KOREAN 
CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
This new class of Chrysanthemums is considered 
hardier, and makes a surprisingly strong growth. 
Their exuberant early October blooming of bright 
pastel shades of single flowers, compels marked 
attention in the garden. The individual blooms 
are somewhat suggestive of the gerbera ; and the 
sprays of blooms are useful as cut flowers. 
APOLLO Said to be a sparkling combination of 
bronze, red and gold and suffused salmon ; we 
prefer to call it a rich terra cotta. Three feet 
tall, blooms 2 inches across, one of the best for 
cut flowers,. .-. 25c 
CERES Old gold blended with chamois-yellow. 
This variety gives decided contrast in color to 
the others. Three feet, blooms 2 inches . .. 25c 
DAPHNE Daphne-pink, blooms 3 inches ; height 
2^/4 feet. 26c 
MARS The most brilliant in the garden, a vel¬ 
vety wine-red, and the strongest grower, blooms 
2 inches, height of bush 214 to 3 feet. 25c 
MERCURY Coppery bronze red. 214 * inch flow¬ 
ers : height 2^/2 feet. 25c 
VULCAN Glowing bronze - crimson. 25c 
DAISY 
HARTJE AND ELDER May flowering. 25< 
SHASTA Large white daisies with long stems, 
fine for cutting. 25c 
DICENTRA or Bleeding Heart 
EXIMIA Dwarf growing variety with lacy fol¬ 
iage and pink flowers. Blooms all season. 
.25c - 35c 
SPECTABILIS The old-fashioned bleeding heart 
grown everywhere; rosy-red heart shaped flow¬ 
ers pendant from long graceful arching stems. 
.35e - 50c 
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