Not all of the varieties listed on this page arc pictured Those not pictured are described in black 
face type. 
pink (Dictnthus latifolius). The richest, reddest, hardy garden Pink ever. 
Twelve to fifteen inches high. Blooms June through September. Field-grown. 
OROPMORE (Auchuso Itolica). Fine 4- to 5-ft. border plant with pretty blue flowers in June and 
July. Broad pubescent leaves. Planting distance, 2 feet. Field-grown. 
FALSE DRAGONHEAD (Pliysostegia virginica. Vivid). Flowers are lively pink similar to Snap' 
dragons, blooms July to September. Grows 18 to 24 inches high. 
Planting distance, 18 inches. Field-grown. 
GARDEN HELIOTROPE (Valeriana officinalis). Useful border plant 
growing 3 feet high with pretty heads of misty lavender flowers in 
June and July. Agreeable heliotrope odor. Two-year field-grown. 
GOLDEN FLAX (Linum davtim). Pretty bits of dancing gold in your 
garden. Blooms May to August. Twelve to fifteen inches high. 
Hardy, easy to grow. All lovers of pretty yellows should have this 
flower. Plant H inches apart. Field-grown. 
HELEN FLOWER (Hcleniuni, Riverton Gem). A pretty miniature 
Sunflower of old gold and red suffused in magic fashion. Grows 3 to 
4 feet high with flowers 2 inches across. Blooms August-September. 
Plant in full sunlight. Two-year field-grown. 
HIBISCUS (Mallozv). A giant among perennials. Three to four feet 
high. Fine foliage; blooms like single Hollyhock, very showy. 
Blooms July-August. Planting distance, 2 feet. Three colors: Pink, 
red, and white. State color. Field-grown. 
INDIAN PAINT BRUSH (Lobelia cardinalis). Rich fiery red flowers 
Golden Flax produced on strong spikes, 24 to 30 inches high. Long blooming 
period, July to September. Extremely useful. Planting distance, 12 
inches. Field-grown. 
Maltese Cross 
Midget Hedge 
Any Six for ^1°*^ 
MALTESE CROSS . (Lychnis chalcedonica). Showy flowers of most 
vivid scarlet in July.' Grows iVl to 3 feet high. Very brilliant in 
the garden. Makes fine cut flowers. Planting distance, 18 inches. 
Field-grown. 
MIDGET HEDGE (Teucrium chamaedrys). May be sheared to any 
height up to 12 inches. Foliage 
dense, glossy green, aromatic, re¬ 
sembling Boxwood. Bright laven¬ 
der-pink flowers. Blooms July and 
August. Not evergreen but quick¬ 
ly resumes full leaf each season. 
Fine for pretty low hedges or bor¬ 
ders. Plant 10 inches apart. Field- 
grown. 
MOUNTAIN BLUET (Centaurea 
montana). A little darling for 
rockery, bed or border; and it is 
blue—the lovely dark beautiful 
blue that sets off other colors soi 
well. Blooms July to September. 
The seed pod looks like a dainty 
tight-laced bodice. Grows 18 to 24 
Pink Coralbell inches high. Field-grown. 
PENTSTEMON, BLUE GEM (Pentstemon het- 
erophyllus). Dwarf variety with flowers of 
metallic blue. Excellent cut flower. Long 
blooming, June-September. Height, 3 feet. 
Planting distance, 18 inches. Field-grown. 
PINK CORALBELL (Heuchera briaoides). 
Long, July to September, blooming period—- 
rich green, beautiful foliage. Dainty coral-pink 
flowers. Fifteen to eighteen inches high. Plant¬ 
ing distance, 15 inches. Field-grown. 
PLUME POPPY (Bocconia cordata). Rugged 
perennial growing 6 feet tall. Flowers of creamy 
white in May and June. . Leaves are large and 
ornamental. Best of all background plants. 
Planting distance, 18 to 24 inches. Field- 
grown. 
SILVER SPEEDWELL (Veronica incana). Pret¬ 
ty blue flowers in spikes; silvery gray foliage. 
Grows 12 inches high. Blooms July and August. 
Very pretty. Plant 8 inches apart. Field-grown. 
False Dragonhead SPEEDWELL (Veronica longifolia). Flower 
spikes like pretty kitten tails that some mischiev¬ 
ous youngster has dipped into rich blue ink. 
August. Two feet high. Stands dry location, 
extra fine. Planting distance, 18 inches. 
STOKES’ ASTER (Stokesia cyanea). Delight¬ 
fully ruffled blue flowers 3 to 5 inches across. 
Eighteen inches high. Blooms August and Sep¬ 
tember. Easy to grow. Plant 12 inches apart. 
Field-grown. 
THE PEARL (Achillea ptarmica). Pure white, 
daintily beautiful flowers all summer. Fifteen 
to eighteen inches tall. Fine for edging or bor¬ 
der. Easy to grow. Planting distance, 18 
inches. Field-grown. 
PRICES: 22c each; 3 for 57c; 6 for ^1.00; 
The Pearl 
Stokes’ Aster 
Garden Heliotrope 
Hibiscus 
12 for ^1.89. 
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