and other "POPULARITY TESTED" 
PERENNIALS 
AQUILEGIA (Columbine). Scott Elliott Hybrids. 
Choice new strain with extra long spurs, in all shades. 
Each 20c; three 55c; dozen $2.00. 
CARNATIONS. Scarlet King. The new bright red, 
hardy border carnation. Blooms all summer with 
large double crimson flowers. Each 25c; three 65c; 
dozen $2.50. 
DELPHINIUM 
Giant Imperial Strain 
Years of painstaking culture has developed these 
superb flowers to perfection. Giant spikes of all 
colors and shades of blue to old rose. Strong field 
plants. Each 25c; three 65c; Doz. $2.50. 
GROUND IVY 
(Nepeta mussini) 
Especially fine in rock garden. Many spikes of 
beautiful lavender flowers all spring and summer. 
Each 20c; three for 55c; dozen $2.00. 
SEA LAVENDER 
(Statice latifolia) 
Valuable in either the border or rockery. Large 
heads of minute purple blue. Each 20c; three for 55c; 
dozen $2.00. 
Try this unusual importation from 
Siberia—Siberian Lavatera (description 
on this page). 
SIBERIAN LAVATERA 
One of Dr. N. E. Hansens famous introductions 
from far off Siberia. Pretty lavender shell-pink 
flowers that resemble the popular Hibiscus on sturdy 
plants with foliage that resembles Maple leaves. The 
flowers are large, 2 to 3 inches across and the plant 
blooms all summer. Field plants, each 40c; 3 for 
$1.00; 6 for $1.85. 
SILVER KING (Artemisia). Silver foliage in fine- 
cut branchy sprays. Dry it for winter months. Each 
20c; three for 55c; dozen $2.00. 
SWEET ENGLISH VIOLETS 
(Viola odorata) 
Everybody loves violets. These large flowered ro¬ 
bust plants will do well in shady places. Try some. 
Each 20c; three for 55c; dozen $2.50. 
SWEET LAVENDER 
(Lavendula vera) 
Remember Grandmother's old-fashioned sachets? 
Bring back those memories with, this wondrous fra¬ 
grant plant. Clusters of lavender-blue flowers in 
mid-summer. Mulch in winter. Field plants 25c each; 
three 65c; dozen $2.50. 
VIVID FALSE DRAGON HEAD 
(Physostegia) 
A much improved dwarf variety 18 inches high. 
Deep pink flowers in September. Lasts well when cut, 
Thrives in any good sunny location 12 inches apart. 
Each 20c; three for 55; dozen $2.00. 
VERONICA LONGIFOLIA SUBSESSILIS 
Handsome spikes of dark blue flowers from July to 
September. Fine, healthy, dark green foliage. An 
excellent plant. Each 25c; three 65c; dozen $2.50. 
VERBENA VENOSA 
(showy lavender) 
This is an unusually hardy form of perennial 
Verbena. The vigorous, sprawling stems make 
a mat of dark green foliage, and the large, 
showy lavender flower heads are freely pro¬ 
duced from early spring until late fall. Flow¬ 
ers have a fine fragrance, closely resembling 
that of Daphne Cneorum. Worth while for the 
fragrance alone. Needs a light soil, hot and 
dry, with plenty ot luum. Here is a plant 
that has a place in every garden. Price field 
plants each 30c; three 80c; dozen $3.uu. 
A GLORIOUS PINK VERBENA 
At last a lovely pink companion for VER¬ 
BENA VENOSA. The masses of showy pink 
blossoms peeping from a large cushion of 
green foliage . . . sending up a fragrance 
from the bed . . . make this NEW pink per¬ 
ennial Verbena an alluring feature for border, 
rock garden and bed. Culture like Verbena 
Venosa. Both Lavender and Pink are extremely 
hardy and the plants are tresh and livable. 
Don't overlook a few of BOTH when making 
up your order. Each 40c; three $1.05; dozen 
$4.00. Special offer, I plant of each 59c, 
Two plants of each tor only.. 
Order Offer H. 
Mail time ! 
Eugene J. Heuser gets the mail from the 
large box directly in front of our proving 
grounds as you will see by studying the 
photograph on Page 8. Every letter of in¬ 
quiry, order or complaint is given imme¬ 
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