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Seeds of Perennials 
Linum Perenne (Perennial Flax) 
Nat. Ord. Linacea 
A graceful, loose, airy plant growing 12 inches high, and which is splendid 
when planted with Delphiniums, as it flowers in Juno at exactly the same time. 
9005.-Blue.Pkt., f .10 
§9010.-White.Pkt., .10 
Lobelia (Cardinal Flower) 
Nat. Ord. Campanulacea 
An extremely showy perennial, thriving particularly well in moist situations, 
as it is naturally found in swampy meadows. 
9016. — Cardinalis (Cardinal Flower). From a rosette of narrow, lance-like leaves 
arise stout fleshy stalks, which are completely surrounded by foliage, growing 
4 to 5 feet tall, terminating in a tapering spray of bright cardinal-colored 
flowers; blooms in August. (R Intense Spectrum Red, Class l)..Pkt., $ .25 
9020. — Syphilitica. Bright blue flower.Pkt., .15 
Hardy Lupins (Lupinus Polyphylus) 
Nat. Ord. Legumiuosae 
Among the showiest perennials and extremely useful, on account of their adapt¬ 
ability for semi-shaded situations. For the best success in making them hardy 
give them a well-drained soil, where the water cannot lodge either in winter or 
summer. Lupins must not be covered in winter, but must be exposed to natural 
conditions. The massive tree-like roots produce a most graceful iive-finger-like foli¬ 
age, and several stout, massive spikes, around which sit closely occupying the en¬ 
tire space, beautiful pea-like flowers. The flowering season is during May and June. 
Space, 1 foot. 
§9025. —Blue.Pkt., $ .05 
§9030. —White.Pkt., .05 
§9035. —Bright Pink (New).Pkt., .15 
9037. - “Heatherhome’s' ’ New Hybrids. A lovely new race, being a cross 
between Lupinus Polyphyllus and L. Arboreus, having very long spikes of 
bloom and a great array of new and distinctive colors, such as rose, deli¬ 
cate pink, yellow, and purple, and some with tw’o or more different colors 
in a flower. Height, 3 feet.Pkt., $ .50 
§9038. —Nelly. Fragrant flowers of white and pink combined in one, produced 
on spikes 1 Mi to 2 feet in length, from May to September. Height of plant, 
3 feet.Pkt., $ .50 
§9039. —Yellow Boy. Producing from May to September, long spikes of soft yel¬ 
low flowers, shaded buff, delightfully scented. Height, 4 feet...Pkt., $ .50 
“Flower Talks” for 1916 
tells the story of “Growing Perennials” 
Please Order by Numbers only. 
