TRITOMA OR RED HOT POKER— 
1070.—Giant Mixed. A mixture of yellow, coral and orange shades. 
TUNICA- 
1367.—Saxifragi. Dainty, dwarf, grassy plants with light pink flowers. 
VERBASCUM— 
1274.—Harkness Hybrids. 5 ft. A vigorous plant with handsome, 
stately spikes of pure yellow flowers. 
VERBENA—HARDY PERENNIAL- 
1160.—Venosa. 12 ins. Rosy lavender. Unusually hardy. Fine to cover 
banks and graves. Also for bedding. 
VERONICA- 
1100. Elegana. 10 ins. A beautiful, little, hardy evergreen plant. 
Dwarf. Spikes of soft pink blossoms. 
VINCA OR TRAILING MYRTLE- 
1137.—Major. This very desirable plant is little known. It differs from 
Vinca Minor in that it makes a low upright bush 10 to 12 ins. 
high with semi-vines branching out from the top. A very strong 
glower, larger leaves and blossoms—almost as large again in the 
same dainty, lavender blue. This plant will grow in full shade 
where such a plant is desired for border lines and circle beds 
massed under trees, etc. A very showy evergreen plant. Succeeds 
m sunny locations. 
VIOLETS— 
116.—Spring Beauty or Confederate. This variety is well known in 
some localities, and is fine for the rock garden. One of the first 
t°. appear In the spring with its large, snowy white blossoms 
with pale blue centers. It is an extra strong grower, very hardy 
and once established, takes care of itself. 
WALLFLOWERS— 
An old-time favorite garden flower. Is appreciated for its won¬ 
derful fragrance. 
Golden Gem. Dainty, golden, fragrant flowers. 
1248. Blood Red. Large. Very showy. 
1249. Cloth of Gold. Bright yellow. 
1250. —Fire King. Vivid orange. 
1251. —Primrose Queen. A beauty. 
1252. —Single Finest Mixed. Cream, yellow, brown, red and mahogany 
profusion* 113111 C ° ° rS ' Very swe et-scented flowers are borne in 
1253. —Double Early Wonder. Mixed. Canary, gold, brown and mahog¬ 
any are the predominating colors. The spikes of flowers resem- 
Die stocks. 
1254. _ ^f an a Th< r Iar f e > Jungle, yellow, fragrant blooms are 
produced quickly and profusely. 
AT DIFFERENT PRICES 
Quantities and regulations same as $8.00 stock. 
CENTAUREA OR PERENNIAL CORNFLOWER. $1.50 per 100, prepaid. 
$10.00 per 1000, express collect. 250 at 1000 rate. 
Centaurea is used for borders, pots, baskets and the rock garden. 
, .on Ertremcly hardy. Good for cutting. Of easy culture. 
1433 ' tive foliage 18 mS ’ Large and strikin S rose-pink flowers. Attrac- 
~ arg o’ deep bIue flowers. Very attractive. 
1435. Alba. White. Same as above with wljite flowers. 
CHRYSANTHEMUMS #1.50 per 100, prepaid. $10.00 per 1000, express 
collect. 250 at 1000 rate. 
iiq'!'" - Y iy i d ' Bouble. Medium size. Rosy crimson. Very striking 
i 1 ?nf'_p UtUm R Beauty. Giant, large double. Soft orchid-lavender tint 
I2nq‘ p“ X f. S r ? e ^ aty - Soft yellow. Daisy-like blossoms. Very showy 
1209.—Pmk Cushion. A very dwarf, neat growing plant, hardy type 
dlrs and LTpofplant? d ° Uble ^ fl ° WerS - Grand for borl 
1212.—Bright Eyes. White, tinted pink. Double. Medium size. 
DAISIES—SHASTA-$1.50 per 100, prepaid. $10.00 per 1000, express col¬ 
lect. 250 at 1000 rate. 
For rocks and borders. Dainty foliage. Ne^t clumps °* 
as £ 
4 4 .,,r “rsiu ™**- ^ 
250 at 100? ratef Th^andS" 
is available. Giant, glistening white blossoms. a that 
LIRIOPE—$3.00 per 100, postpaid. $2.50 per 100, express collect. 
664.—20 ins. This is rather a new and rare plant, somewhat like the 
lily in growth Is a very fine and stately plant. Has long 
slender green leaves and spikes of lavender flowers during the 
fo U r m Ta e n r dscSe°r W s? ^ WiH ^ in balf ^ 
LOBELIA—Perennial. Strong, blooming stock. $2.50 per 100, prepaid. 
$2.00 per 100, express collect. 
1268.—Cardinalis. 30 ins. Handsome border plant. Strong plants often 
produce 10 to 18 spikes of rich cardinal-red flowers. They are 
very effective. Also a good pot plant. y 
NIEREMBERGIA—1 year clumps. $5.00 per 100. 25 at 100 rate. 
698.—Veitchi. A real gem for the rockery or border. Its resistance to 
heat and its profuse blooming make it an ideal plant for dry 
spots or banks. It forms an attractive mound-shaped clump of 
leathery foliage which is literally covered with white blossoms 
with a tint of blue. Very dainty. Hardy south of Tennessee. 
PHLOX SUBULATA OR THRIFT— 
Phlox Subulata is one of the greatest rock, border and cover 
plants _ we know of. With its many different types and colors, 
there is a wealth of beauty to be had in the early spring 1 when 
most plants are dormant. Its hardiness and adaptability are 
unequaled. Has pretty moss-like, evergreen foliage. Is covered 
with dainty blossoms. Its brightness attracts everyone. 
NOTICE:The two following varieties at $1.50 per 100, postpaid. $6.00 per 
1000, express collect. 250 at 1000 rate. 
994. —Rosea. 6 ins. This grand variety still holds its own as a stand¬ 
ard variety, outstanding in its hardiness, strong growing, pro¬ 
fuse blooming and attractiveness. Rose pink. 
995. —Li.acina. Another strong grower, a creeping variety. Lavender 
blue blossoms. Dainty foliage. 
NOTICE:The seven following varieties at $1.50 per 100, prepaid. $8.50 
per 1000, express collect. 250 at 1000 rate. 
996.—Vivid. A gem for the rockery. Uniform in habit. Makes com¬ 
pact, neat clumps whic.h are profusely covered with bright pink 
flowers. 
1003.—Maculata Alpha or Sweet Williams Phlox. A prolific bloomer. 
More or less an everblooming variety. Bright pink flowers. 
1006.—Atropurpurea or Brilliant. A distinct form. Free bloomer. Strong 
grower. A rich wine-red. 
1008.—G. W. Wilson. A lovely rock plant of soft lavender. One of 
the first to bloom. 
1010. —Fairy. Pale blue with a dark blue eye. A dainty rock plant. 
Good grower. . . , .. ., 
1011. —Moerheimii. A hardy, quick growing variety, is highly recom¬ 
mended. Color is a beautiful carmine-pink. 
1015 ,—Perfection. An extra strong grower, covering itself with beauti¬ 
ful pink blossoms. 
ALSO 1 year clumps of Rosea—994—at $4.00 per 100. 25 at 100 rate. 
STOKESIA—$1.50 per 100, prepaid. $10-00 per 1000, express collect. 250 
at 1000 rate. , ,, „ 
983,—Cyanea. 15 ins. Beautiful, light blue flowers. Stiff stems. 
Lovely for cutting or for borders. An excellent hardy plant. 
RIEGEL PLANT COMPANY 
Experiment, Ga. 
