PERENNIAL PLANTS 
HILLSDALE LANDSCAPE CO 
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Belladonna 
Excellent for cuttiiif?. Ilnndsoine lon^^ spikes 
of light blue tlowers from early spring to 
early autumn. 
Bellamosum 
Dark blue torm of aliove. 
Cliinense 2 ft. 
Intense gentian blue. July. 
C. Album 2 ft. 
White, July. 
Gold Medal Hybrids 
A collection of the best new American hy¬ 
brids, ver.v popular. Good assortment of 
colors ranging from lightest blue to puri)le. 
Conspicuous eye. 
M’rexham Hybrids 
Flowers of unusual size on taller stalks. 
Assorted colors var.ving from light blue to 
deep purple, touches of pink. 
HIANTHUS Pinks 
♦Arenarius 6 in. 
Deeply fringed light pinkish white flowers 
in .Tuly-September. Fragrant. 
Barbatus Sweet William 
Flat, broad, green leaves. Large heads of 
flowers in pink, red and Avhite. 
*l’lnmaris 1% in. Grass Pink 
•Mat forming, fragrant rose-purple llower>. 
Single and double. Petals fringed almost to 
middle. 
*P. Semperflorens ft. 
Fragrant tlowers, varying from pink fo 
white. 
DICKNTRA Bleeding Heart 
*Eximea 
Deautiful, finely cut foliage. Pink, heart- 
shaped flowers throughout the season. 
H.ardy in sun or shade. 35c. 
♦Cancasius 
Compact, covered with deep rose flowers. 
*Carypliyllu8 1-3 ft. Clove Pink Carnation 
Showy, fragrant, double pink Howers in 
May-June. Other colors of rose-purple, 
white and yellow. 
*I)eltoides Brilliant 8 in. Maiden Pink 
.Narrow leaves. Glowing crimson red tlow¬ 
ers in June and July. 
•Glaiica 4 in. 
Evergreen glaucus foliage. Pink flowers in 
May, lasting for from 4 to d weeks. 
*Graniticus 4-7 in. 
Narrow leaves. Purple flowers, ii.ale be¬ 
neath. Delpliininm. G«dd .Medal ll.vbrid*. 
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