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E. G. ROBDIIS, ASI-gQI^, NORTH 3AROLIIIA 
NATIVE HERBACEOUS PERENNIALS 
A Bed of Perennials Is A Perennial Joy! 
AutuEin is the logical time to move many of the native plants. In 
fact, all the natives in this list can be moved with entire safety in 
autur;in, and when spring- days come they v;ill be ready to start off quickly. 
In this list v/ill be found a variety of Hardy Herbaceous plants that 
will cive a shov/y succession of bloom from early spring to late Autui.m. 
Nearly all are of easiest culture. 
Each Rate 100 Rate 1,000 Rate 
1-14 15-249 250 & Over 
ACONITUI.' UNCINATUT.I. Clamberins llonkshood. Blue, hood-shaped flowers. 
Strong. .20 .15 .14 
ACT/vEA ALBA. Jhite Baneberry. 72ute flowers and berries. 
Strong. .15 .11 
ALLIU1.1 TiiICOCCUT',1. Joodleek. Flov/ers greenish white in spring. 
Strong. .12 .09 
A^UILEGIA C/UiADENSIS. American Golumbina. Reddish flovjers with 
scarlet-yellov; inside in Lay and June. 
Strong. .15 .11 
ARUNOUS SYLVESTER. Goat's Beard. V/hite flov/ers in Lay and June. 
X Strong. .13 .09 .08 
ASARUl'a GANADENSS. Canada V/ild Ginger. Hidney-shaped leaves. 
Strong. .12 .08 .07 
ASARUIv; SHUTTLE..'OiiTIII. Lottled ./ild Ginger. Evergreen. Leaves, large. 
X Strong. .18 .15 .14 
ASGLEPIAS TUBEROSA. Butterfly .^eed. Very shoii/y orange or red flowers. 
X Strong. .16 .13 .12 
Second size. .09 .06 .05 
ASTIL3E BITSRNATA. False Goatsbeard. Yellov.'ish white flowers. 
X Strong. .10 .05 .04 
3APTISIA TIITGTORIA. Yellov; j'ild-Indigo. Abundant yellov; flov/ers in 
June. 
X Strong. .24 .16 .15 
CA]'.TAirjIA DIVARICATA. North Carolina Harebell. 
shaped flov/ers. 
Strong. .14 
CAREX FRASEI7I. Fraser Sedge. ..hite flov/ers in 
Strong. .20 
Pale blue, bell- 
.09 .08 
spikes in I.arch. 
.15 
CAULOPHYLLUI., i'ILlLICAROIDES. Blue Cohosh. Yellowish green flowers. 
Strong. .11 .07 .06 
