SEEDS 
Fall 
RENNIAL 
SUITABLE for 
Sowing 
In the fall before the heavy ^ \ frosts set in, perennial seeds 
may be sown outdoors. The seeds may lie in the ground, 
unsprouted, till spring but will germinate easily and the plants will appear long 
before the ground is ready to work. The plants will be better and will bloom earlier. Pro¬ 
tect seed-beds and baby seedlings over winter with a light covering of hay, straw or other 
coarse material. The seeds offered by us are of the latest crop; sure to grow, sure to please. 
All seeds 5^ per packet, 22 packets $1.00, 50 packets $2.00, 77 packets $k00; post paid. 
ACANTHUS Lusitanicus, spikes of purple flowers 
ACHILLEA Kelwayi, showy bright red heads. 
The Pearl, beautiful double white flowers. 
ACONITUM Lycoctonum, yellow; showy; rare. 
Napellus, dark blue spikes; border plant. 
ADONIS Vernalis, large showy golden flowers. 
ALSTROMERIA Chilensis, lily-like plants; pink 
and orange with crimson markings. 
ALYSSUM Saxatile Compactum, Basket of Gold, 
showy masses of bright golden flowers. 
Rockery Blend, special mixture for rockeries. 
ANCHUSA Italica Dropmore, lovely gentian blue 
Myosotidiflora, Forget-me-not blue; choice. 
ANDROSACE Coronopifolia, pretty white rosettes 
ANEMONE Coronaria, St. Brigid, mixed colors. 
Japonica, beautiful rose and white flowers. 
Narcissiflora, white Narcissus-like blossoms. 
Pulsatilla, lovely three-inch violet flowers. 
ANTHEMIS Nobilis, white with gold disk; fine. 
ARABIS Alpina Grandiflora, Rock Cress, charm¬ 
ing clusters of pure white flowers through¬ 
out spring, making a glorious display. 
ARENARIA Montana, close tufts of greyish- 
green foliage covered with white blooms. 
ASCLEPIAS Syriaca, pinkish-purple umbels. 
Tuberosa, large clusters; orange and scarlet. 
ASTER, Perennial, Michalmas Daisy, fine autumn 
flowers, mostly blue and red shades. 
Alpinus, violet-blue; Alpinus Goliath, soft blue; 
Amellus, blue and rose shades; Farreri, vio¬ 
let-mauve; New Double-flowered, mixed. 
Snowflake, white; Sub-coerulea, lilac-blue. 
ASTILBE Arendsii Hybrida, large plumes, rose. 
Davidii, panicles of rosy-purple flowers. 
AUBRIETIA, Rainbow Rock Cress, spreading 
plants forming a sheet of early spring 
bloom; very beautiful, lasting for weeks. 
Eryii, blue; Graeca, violet; Hybrida Grandiflora, 
mixed; Leichtlinii, rose; Purpurea, purple. 
BAPTISIA Australis, spikes of indigo flowers. 
BELLIS Perennis, English Daisy, beautiful hardy 
ever-blooming bedding plants of easy 
culture. The flowers are like small dou¬ 
ble Asters, of many rich colors, and if 
alternated with Pansies the effect is fine. 
Monstrosa, Red, White, Rose or Mixed. 
Hufeld’s Super-Giant, Le Grand Fuselier, the 
largest English Daisy in existence; un¬ 
excelled. Colors: Rose, White, or Mixed. 
Giant Chevreuse, Italian Daisy, bright red. 
Glory of Frankfort, dark red; quilled flowers. 
BETONICA Grandiflora, reddish purple heads. 
AQUILEGIA, Columbine 
We have a splendid collection of these 
graceful, showy and beautiful perennials; 
all hardy, easily grown, free-blooming, and 
greatly admired. They delight in moist 
soil and partial shade, and are easily start¬ 
ed from seeds, which require from 4 to 6 
weeks to germinate, according to conditions. 
Alpina, lovely blue flowers, three inches across. 
Barr’s Glory Strain, large long-spurred flowers 
in the greatest variety of colors. 
Benary’s Improved Long-spurred, a special strain 
surpassing all others; splendid mixture. 
Cailfornica Hybrida, sepals and petals tinged or¬ 
ange, long carmine spurs, canary corolla. 
Chrysantba, long-spurred, chrome yellow'. 
Coerulea, lo\ ely sky blue with white corolla. 
Crimson Star, petals white, spur and sepals red. 
Longissima, delicate creamy yellow'; 4in. spurs. 
Pink Shades, delicate pink with long spurs. 
Scott Elliott’s, long-spurred, finest mixed colors. 
