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Tenifolium, Coral Lily, 20 inches high, with fine cut foliage; brilliant coral red. 15c 1.50 
Elegans Robusta—Large orange flowers, spotted black .15c 1.50 
Henryi—Grows 4 to 5 feet high, producing large panicles of orange - yellow 
flowers, banded with green.40c 4.00 
Chinese Sacred—Usually grown in dishes, but is hardy outside.15c 1.50 
Mt. Hood—The popular nature Oregon variety.20c 2.00 
LILY OF THE VALLEY—Strong clumps, which should be planted by May 1.25c 2.50 
LINUM (Flax) Perenne— Two feet, mass of large blue flowers all summer.15c 1.50 
LOBELIA (Cardinal Flower)—Spikes of cardinal flowers; 2 feet.20c 2.00 
Syphilitica (Great Lobelia)—Large spikes of blue flowers.25c 2.50 
LUPINE—Offered in rose, blue, white or purple, strong plants.20c 2.00 
Mixed—Fine assortment of color. Lupines are fine for cutting.15c 1.50 
Bush Lupine—Bushes 5 feet in diameter and height; white flowers .25c 2.50 
LYCHNIS Chalcedonica—Heads of brilliant orange-scarlet; 2 feet.15c 1.50 
White—Same as above, except color...20c 2.00 
Japanese Grandiflora—Large fringed Apricot-colored flowers.25c 2.50 
LYSIMACHIA Ciliata—Two feet; pretty spikes of yellow flowers.15c 1.50 
Clethroides—Curved spikes of close set white flowers; August .20c 2.00 
LYTHRUM Superbum—Four feet; large spikes of rose-colored flowers.15c 1.50 
MONARDA (Horse Mint) Didyma—Eighteen inches; heads of crimson-scarlet—.15c 1.50 
MYOSOTIS (Forget-me-nots) Grandiflora—Sky-blue flowers .l()c 1.00 
Indigo Blue—Very pretty shade.-.10c 1.00 
Ruth Fisher—The largest Forget-me-not; a great novelty .25c 2.50 
MONTBRETIAS Mixed—Plant in April; summer flowering bulbs . 5c .30 
ONOTHERA (Evening Primrose)—Two feet; branched plants, yellow blooms.15c 1.50 
OROBUS LATHROIDES—Excellent for borders. 1 foot, spikes of blue pea- 
shaped flowers in May and June...25c 2.50 
PACHYSANDRA Terminalis—Trailing plants 6 to 8 inches, glossy green foliage 
and small spikes of flowers in May and June ..20c 2.00 
PANSIES, Oregon Giant—Selected large flowering, mixed, wintered over plants. .40 
Gill’s Giant Mixed—A splendid mixture. .25 
Tufted Pansies, Mixed—Good mixture ofthe small flowers . .25 
PEONIES. 
YVe offer good, strong divisions with 4 to 6 eyes, such as generally give some blossoms 
the first season; however, really first-class flowers cannot be obtained from Peonies until 
the second season after planting. 
Asa Grey—Petals salmon flesh, center light pink, flaked with carmine.50c 5.00 
Bunch of Perfume—Rright, vivid rose-color, very fragrant .50c 5.00 
Edulus Superba—Extra early. Deep rose pink with lighter shadings.35c 3.50 
L’lndispensable—Immense flowers of soft lilac-pink shaded, darker at centers.50c 5.00 
Felix Crousse—Large, clear, brilliant ruby-red; best red .60c 6.00 
Festivia Maxima—Six to 8 inches in diameter; snow-white with' small crimson 
marks. 50c 5 00 
Gigantia—Immense, clear pink, with silvery sheen .75c 7.50 
Golden Harvest—Guard petals pink, nassing to yellow and rose .-50c 5 00 
La Tulipe—Delicate rose, changing to white .35c 3.50 
Marie Lemoine—Delicate ivory white; massive late blooms .50c 5 00 
Mons. Jules Elie—Probably the largest. Pale lilac-rose with silvery reflex.$1.00 1000 
Officinalis Rubra—Old-fashioned extra double sort, brilliant crimson.35c 3.50 
Tennifolia Flore Pleno (Fern leafed peony)—Double crimson flowers, the color of 
the Jack Rose; fine felitherv foliage.35c 3.50 
PHLOX—HARDY. 
We offer strong thrifty plants that bloom the first season. (T) indicates tall, (M) 
medium, (D) dwarf. 
Each Doz. 
Rosenberg (M)—New. redish violet, with blood-red eye .20c 2.00 
W. C. Egan (M)—New. Immense size, soft pink, deeper eye .25c 2 50 
Elizabeth Campbell (M)—New. Salmon-pink, with lighter shading; dark red eye 25c 2’50 
Europa (M)-—New. Immense size, white with crimson eye .25c 2.50 
Thor (M)—New Deep salmon-pink, suffused with scarlet; large.25c 2.50 
Riverton Jewell (M)—New. Large; mauve-rose, with carmine red eye.25c 2.50 
Rynstrom (M)—New. Carmine-rose, like the Paul Neyron rose.20c 2.00 
Siebold (M)—-A splendid bright scarlet, one of the best reds.20c 2.00 
Geo. A. Strohlien (M)—Bright scarlet with crimson eye; large.20c 2.00 
R. P. Struthers (M)—Clear cherry-red with salmon shades; red eye .15c 1.25 
Niobe (T)—Darkest of all Phlox; deep dark red .15c 1.25 
Gefion (D)—Immense flowers and clusters, delicate peach blossom pink with 
bright rose ey6. One of the finest varieties . 25c 2.50 
