THE ELM CITY NURSERY CO., NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT 
WOODMONT, NURSERIES, Inc. 
Hardy Garden Flowers 
T HE following lists will prove helpful to those seeking Hardy Garden Plants for 
special purposes. All plants will be found briefly described in the Herbaceous 
Perennial Department, pages 47 to 61. Most satisfactory results are ob¬ 
tained where several of a kind are planted near enough so as to produce a generous 
effect. The small, slow and low growing plants can be planted about a foot apart 
or even closer. Tall growing varieties should be given from one and a half to two 
feet of space. There can be no absolute rule in this respect, however. 
S. Spring 
Lists to Color, Season and Height 
Sm. Summer F. Fall L. Low 
M. Medium 
T. Tall 
Sm. F. M. 
8. L. 
F. T. 
Sm. M. 
F. T. 
Sm. L. 
Sm. M. 
S. L. 
F. L. 
Sm. M. 
S. M. 
Sm. M. 
Sm. M. 
Sm. F. M. 
Sm. F. T. 
Sm. F. T. 
S. Sm. M. 
Sm. F. M. 
Sm. T. 
Sm. T. 
S. L. 
Sm. M. 
Sm. T. 
Sm. M. 
Sm. T. 
S. L. 
Sm. F. M. 
S. L. 
S. L. 
S. L. 
Sm. T. 
Sm. M. 
Sm. M. 
Sm. F. L. 
Sm. M. 
8. L. 
Sm. T. 
Sm. M. 
Sm. T. 
WHITE. 
Achillea. 
Anemone Penn. 
Artemsia Lact. 
Baby’s Breath. 
Boltonia Astero. 
Campanula Carp. 
Campanula Pers. 
Candytuft. 
Christmas Rose. 
Clematis Recta. 
Columbine. 
Daisy Shasta. 
Gas Plant. 
Geranium. 
Heliotrope. 
Hollyhocks. 
Iris. 
Lilies. 
Mallow 
Meadow Rue. 
Myrtle. 
Paeonies. 
Pea Perennial. 
Phlox. 
Physostegia. 
Pinks. 
Platycodon. 
Rock Cress. 
Sandwort. 
Snow in Summer. 
Spiraea Aruncus. 
Spiraea Fili- 
pendula 
Spurge. 
Stone Crop. 
Sweet Williams. 
Sweet Woodruff. 
Tree Calamdine. 
Veronica. 
Yucca. 
Sm. T. 
Sm. F. T. 
Sm. F. L. 
F. T. 
F. T. 
Sm. L. 
Sm. M. 
S. M. 
Sm. T. 
Sm. F. L. 
S. L. 
S. L. M. 
S. L. 
Sm. F. M. 
Sm. F. M. 
Sm. F. M. 
Sm. F. T. M. 
S. L. 
S. Sm. F. M. 
Sm. F. M. 
Sm. F. T. 
Sm. F. M. 
Sm. M. 
Sm. F. M. 
S. L. 
BLUE. 
Amsonia. 
Anchusa. 
Aster Stoke’s. 
Aster Tataricus. 
Boltonia. 
Campanula Carp. 
Campanula Pers. 
Columbine. 
False Indigo. 
Flax. 
Forget-me-not. 
Iris. 
Jacob’s Ladder. 
Larkspur. 
Lilies. 
Meadow Sage. 
Monkshood. 
Myrtle. 
Phlox. 
Platycodon. 
Sea Holly. 
Sea Lavender. 
Spiderwort. 
■Veronica. 
Violet. 
ROSE AND PINK. 
S. Bleeding Heart. 
Sm. F. L. Coral Bella. 
Sm. M. Coreopsis Rosea. 
ROSE AND PINK—Con. 
RED AND ORANGE—Con. 
Sm. F. M 
Sm. F. M. 
Sm. F. M. 
Sin. M. 
Sm. T. 
Sm. F. M. 
Sm. F. T. 
Sm. L. 
S. Sm. M. 
Sm. F. M. 
Sm. F. T. 
Sm. T. 
Sm. F. M. 
Sm. M. 
F. T. 
Sm. T. 
S. Sm. L. M. 
Sm. L. 
S. Sm. L. 
Sm. F. T. 
S. L. 
Sm. F. L. 
S. M. 
S. M. 
Sm. M. 
Sm. F. L. M. 
S. L. 
Sm. F. M. 
Crown Vetch 
False Dragon 
Head. 
Fox-glove. 
Gas Plant. 
Gay Feather. 
Geranium. 
Hollyhocks. 
Houseleek. 
Iris. 
Lilies. 
Lythrum Roseum 
Mallow. 
Mallow Poppy. 
Paeonies. 
Pea-shrub. 
Pea Perennial. 
Phlox. 
Pink Daisy. 
Pinks Scotch. 
Purple Cone- 
flower. 
Ragged Robin. 
Rock Tunica. 
Spiraea Chinensis 
Spiraea Japonica. 
Spiraea Palmata. 
Stone Crop. 
Thrift. 
Yarrow Red. 
YELLOW. 
Sm. F. M. 
Anthemis. 
Sm. L. 
Baby's Slipper. 
Sm. F. M. 
Black-eyed Susan 
S. L. 
Buttercup. 
Sm. M. 
Centaurea. 
S. M. 
Columbine. 
Sm. F. T. 
Cone Flower. 
Sm. F. M. 
Coreopsis. 
S. L. 
Creeping Jenny. 
Sm. F. M. 
Fox-glove. 
S. M. 
Globe-flower. 
Sm. F. T. 
Golden Glow. 
S. L. 
Golden Tuft. 
Sm. F.T. 
Heliopsis. 
Sm. F. T. 
Hollyhocks. 
S. Sm. M. 
Iris. 
Sm. F. M. 
Lilies. 
S. L. 
Poppy, Iceland. 
Sm. L. 
Primrose Even¬ 
ing. 
Sm. F. L. 
Rock Rose. 
Sm. F. T. 
Rudbeckia Max. 
Sm. F. T. 
Sneezeweed. 
Sm. F. L. M. 
Stone Crop. 
Sm. F.T. 
Sunflower. 
Sm. F. M. 
Tickweed. 
S. L. 
Yarrow. 
RED AND ORANGE. 
Sm. M. 
Sm. F. M. 
Sm. M. 
F. M. 
S. L. 
Sm. F. T. 
Sm. F. M. 
Sm. T. 
Sm. M. 
Bee Balm. 
Blanket Flower. 
Butterfly-weed. 
Cardinal Flower. 
Geum. 
Hollyhocks. 
Lilies. 
Mallow Red. 
Paeonies. 
Sm. H. Phlox. 
Sm. M. Poppy Oriental. 
S. L. Scarlet Lightning. 
F. T. Sneezeweed. 
Sm. F. M. Sweet Williams. 
ROCKERY AND 
FOREGROUND. 
Sm. Aegopodium. 
Sm. Aster Alpina. 
Sm. Baby’s Breath. 
Sm. Baby’s Slipper. 
Sm. Betony. 
Sm. F. Blanket Flower. 
S. Bleeding Heart. 
S. Buttercup. 
Sm. Campanula. 
S. Candytuft Hardy. 
Sm. F. Cardinal Flower. 
F- Christmas Rose. 
S. Columbine. 
Sm. F. Coral Bells. 
Sm. Coreopsis Rosea. 
S. Creeping Jenny. 
Sm. Crown Vetch. 
Sm. Dusty Miller. 
S. Epimedium. 
Ferns Hardy. 
Festuca Glauca. 
Sm. F. Flax. 
S. Forget-me-not. 
Sm. F. Fox-glove. 
Sm. Geranium Hardy. 
S. Geum. 
Sm. F. Globe Flower. 
S. Golden Tuft. 
Sm. Houseleek. 
S. Sm. Iris. 
S. Jacob’s Ladder. 
Sm. Jap. Spurge. 
Sm. F. Larkspur. 
Sm. F. Lilies. 
Sm. F. Monkshood. 
S. Myrtle. 
Sm. F. Pea Perennial. 
Sm. F. Phlox dwarf. 
Sm. Pink Daisy. 
S. Pinks. 
S. Poppy Iceland. 
Sm. Poppy Oriental. 
Sm. Primrose. 
S. Ragged Robin. 
S. Rock Cress. 
S. Rockfoil. 
Sm. F. Rock Rose. 
Sm. Rock Tunica. 
S. Sandwort. 
Sm. F. Sea Lavender. 
Sm. F. Sedum. 
S. Snow in Summer. 
S. Spiraea. 
Sm. Spiraea. 
Sm. Spurge. 
S. Sweet Woodruff. 
S. Thrift. 
S. Thyme. 
Sm. Veronica. 
S. Violet. 
S. Woundwort. 
Sm. F. Yarrow. 
Sm. Yucca. 
We will be glad to give advice on request, submitting lists for any special 
purpose. It is desirable for us to know the general character of the soil, 
sunny or shady, protected or exposed to the severe winter winds, if influenced 
by the roots of nearby trees, the approximate size or shape of the planting de¬ 
sired, and other information which will aid us in determining the best plants to 
recommend. We issue a Cross-section-sketch-blank which will be found con¬ 
venient in rendering to us the desired information. Copies will be promptly 
sent on request. 
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