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ELLIOTT NURSERY COMPANY, PITTSBURG, PA. 
HARDY HERBACEOUS PERENNIAL PLANTS, continued 
Per doz. 
HELIANTHUS mollis grandiflora.#1 75 
Orgyalis. A very striking, tall Sunflower. II 
5 to G, F G to 10. 1 50 
Soleil d‘0r. An improved double yellow hardy 
Sunflower. 1 50 
Trachelifolius. 1 25 
Giganteus. Pale yellow flowers, 3 inches across; 
very elegant. H 4 to 5, F 8 to 9. 1 50 
“Golden Bouquet.” A new hardy Sunflower, 
blooming very early; slender stems hearing 
a multitude of small golden flowers. 1 50 
Buttaris. 1 50 
HELIANTHEMUM mutabile (Sun Rose). 
Charming dwarf evergreen plants with pink 
and white flowers. H F 5 to 6. 1 75. 
HELENIUM Hoopesii. Bright orange flowers. 
H 2 to 3, F 7 to 8. I 50 
Autumnale superbum. An improved variety of 
great beauty. 2 00 
Grandiflorum striatum. Yellow, with reddish 
stripes; new and distinct. 2 50 
HELIOPSIS Pitcheriaua. Similar to the hardy 
Sunflower, hut blooming during a much 
longer season. H 3 to G, F 8 to 10. 1 25 
HELLEBORUS niger (Christmas Rose). 4 50 
HEMEROCALLIS flava (Lemon Day Lily). II 2 
to 3, F 6 to 7. l .'»(> 
Florham. Splendid new large-flowering sort ; 
bright yellow flowers.50 cts. each.. 5 00 
Fulva (Orange Day Lily). II 2 to 3, F G to 7.. 1 25 
Fulva flore pleno. Double. 1 75 
Graminea. Bright yellow; one of the best.... 1 50 
Dumortieri. II \% } F G to 7. 1 50 
Aurantiaca. Large orange-yellow flower. 2 50 
Aurantiaca major. New and very beautiful. 
Needs protection in winter.50 cts. each.. 5 00 
Thunbergi. Bright yellow. H 3, F 7 to 8. 1 50 
Sieboldii. Clear, deep bright yellow. II 3, F 
5 to G. 1 75 
HERACLEUM gig;anteum (Giant Parsnip). A 
remarkable foliage plant of striking appear¬ 
ance.25 cts. each.. 2 50 
Leichtlini.25 cts. each.. 2 50 
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HESPERIS matronalis, Purple (Sweet Rocket). H 2 to 3, F G to 9 _$1 
Matronalis, White. i 
HEUCHERA sanguinea. Very choice, graceful dwarf plant with lovely 
crimson flowers; fine for cutting. H % to 1)4, P 7 to 9.. 1 
Alba. New white variety. i 
HIBISCUS Moscheutos. Bright pink. l 
Moscheutos, “ Crimson Eye.” White. H 3 to 6, F 8 to 10. 1 
HOLLYHOCKS, Best Double. i 
Best Single. i 
HONESTY. See Lunaria. 
HYACINTHUS candicans. Showy white flowers, blooming in summer ; 
easiest culture..... 
IBERIS (Candytuft) corifolia. Large snow-white flowers. H F 5 ... 1 
Sempervirens (Hardy Candytuft). One of tin* most desirable spring- 
flowering plants. It covers the ground with a mat of pure white 
flowers. H % to 1, F 4 to 5. ] 
Sempervirens nana. Improved dwarf variety. i 
Sempervirens, “Queen of Italy.” A new dwarf varietv with violet 
flowers; very pretty.‘. \ 
IPOMCEA pandurata. Known as a hardy Moon flower ; a free-flowering 
and very desirable hardy climber. i 
IRIS Kaempferi (Japanese Iris). See page 20. 
Pseudo-acorus variegata. Foliage beautifully variegated; flowers rich 
yellow: suitable for marshes and water-courses. H 3, F 5 to G. 2 
Germanica (German Iris), in 25 choice named varieties. II 2 to 3, F G. 1 
Germanica, “Silver King.” A most beautiful varietv of rich silvery 
white color.’ ' j 
Germanica, Mixed Varieties. * 
Sibirica sanguinea. Bright blue flowers. 11 :: to 4. F (> . 
Sibirica alba. White. 
Florentina (Orris Root). Very large white fragrant flowers; very fine 
and lasting; desirable for cutting. II 2. F 5 to G.. l 
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