ASTILBE Arendsii Hybrida, hp, 2 ft. Rose shades; 
splendid large graceful plumes, very beautiful. 
Davidii, hp, 4 ft. Long graceful panicles of rosy- 
lilac firs; rare and beautiful. 
ASTRANTIA Major, hp, 2 ft. Pretty rose and white 
firs in umbels, fine border or rock plant. 
ATROPA Belladonna, hp, 3 ft. Drooping, bell¬ 
shaped, purple firs and cherry-shaped, poison 
berries. 
AUBRIETIA, Monarch Mixture 
AUBRIETIA, Rainbow Rock Cress, I^d. Spreading 
plants that form a sheet of early S^pring bloom, 
lovely shades of red and blue, very beautiful, 
lasting for weeks'; a gem for planting in crev- 
ises of rocks or walls, form a cataract of color. 
Eryii, 6 in. Large firs, fine Spring bedder. 
Graeca, 6 in. "Violet, large firs; fine Spring 
bedder. 
Hybrida Grandiilora, Bin. Large firs of various 
colors, as white, lilac, rose, dark red, blue and 
violet, very useful for borders. 
Leichtlinii, 6 in. Slightly trailing plant bearing 
large carmine-rose firs in profusion. 
Monarch Mixture. New and one of the finest per¬ 
ennial introductions. Plants are dwarf, neat, 
compact and full flowering; the colors are ex¬ 
quisite in every conceivable shade. A veritable 
carpet of exceptional beauty. Sow seed in May, 
plants begin blooming the following Spring. 
Purpurea, 6 in. Dwarf spreading plant. Deep 
purple firs. 
Rosea Grandiilora, 6 in. (New). Large-flow'd 
lovely rose. 
Complete Special Mixture of Aubrietia 5c. 
AURICULA Kelway's New Giant, hp, 1ft. Very 
beautiful hardy Spring-blooming firs, mixed. 
BAPTISIA Australis, hp, 2ft. A strong-growing 
plant suitable for the border, dark green deep¬ 
ly-cut foliage and spikes of rich indigo blue 
firs. 25 s. 
BETONICA Grandiilora, hp, 2ft. A hardy border 
plant; firs reddish purple in large heads. 
BOCCONIA Cordata, hp, 5ft. Plume Poppy, pani¬ 
cles of chamois firs, heart-shaped leaves. 
Microcarpa, hp, 6 ft. Amber buds, buff firs. 
Thunbergii, hp, 7 ft. Flesh buds, coffee-colored 
flowers. 
BOEHMERIA Nivea, hp, 3 ft. (Chinese Silk Plant). 
Large leaves, under side covered with dense 
white hairs, firs white. 
BUPTHALMUM Saliciiolium, hp, 2ft. Large yel¬ 
low firs willow-like foliage; handsome. 
CALAMINTHA Alpina, hp. Bin. Fine rock plant or 
for edge of border, succeeds in dry soil and in 
a sunny position, small blue firs in June. 
CAMPANULA, Perennial Bellflower, hp. These 
beautiful Bellflowers are hardy perennials, 
lasting for years. Many of them are fine for 
beds, and all are excellent garden firs; they 
are of the easiest culture, growing in either 
sunny or partly shaded positions. 
Alliariaeiolia, 3it. Big cream nodding bells, 300s. 
Barbata, Queen oi the Alpine Meadows, 1ft. 
Grayish-blue bells, excellent rock plant. 
Carpatica, 1ft. Beautiful large open long-stem 
bells, fine for beds and rockeries, "White, Blue, 
Mixed. 300 s. 
Garganica, 6 in. Rotate blue firs, fine ?or window 
boxes, baskets, blooms all Summer, seeds small. 
Glomerata Acaulis, 4 in. A pretty rock plant 
large close heads of deep blue firs. 
Glomerata Superba, 2 ft. Huge clusters, violet. 
150 s. 
Grandis, 3ft. Large blue saucers, very ^owy. 
150 s. 
Lactiilora, 3ft. Fine border species, firs light blue 
in terminal clusters, beautiful. 
Latiiolia, 2ft. Very large blue bells, free. 150 s. 
Alba, 2 ft. "Very large pure white, profuse. 150s. 
Brantwood, 5 ft. Firs trumpet-shaped, violet- 
purple. 
Macrantha, 4ft. Deep violet firs, fine for borders. 
Alba, 4 ft. Pure white, large, fine. 150 s. 
Michauxioides, -5ft. Azure, nodding, showy. 150 s. 
Muralis. The dwarf plant covered with publish 
blue firs in June has become the best Cam¬ 
panula to use along the rockery wall. 
Persicifolia Grandiilora, 3ft. Beautiful large open 
bells in July, in terminal and axillary racemes. 
Blue, White, separate or mixed. 300 s. 
Moerheimii, 30 in. Lovely border plant, profuse 
pure white, semi-double firs. 
Pfitzeri, 30 in. Free-blooming large double blue. 
Telhom Beauty, 3 ft. New, huge blue bells. 
100 s. 
Pusilla, 4in. A fine miniature rock plant, beauti¬ 
ful azure firs, shining green leaves. 
Pyramidalis, Chimney Bell Flower, 5 ft. Big 
branching plants forming a pyramid of long ra¬ 
cemes laden with charming blue or white bells, 
fine for borders or beds, blooming freely during 
Summer. Blue and White; separate or mixecf. 
500 s. 
Raineri, 3in. A rare, charming Alpine plant car¬ 
rying erect blue firs. 
Rapunculus, 3 ft. Small lilac bells, narrow spikes. 
Rotundifolia, Scotch Blue Bells, 1ft. Lovely. 100 s. 
Olympica, 8 in. Graceful nodding clear blue 
bells about an inch across, freely produced 
throughout Summer and Autumn. 
Superba, Giant Harebell oi Scotland. Rich blue. 
Turbinata, 1 ft. Splendid spreading perefinials, 
free-blooming, showy firs, large, open bells, 
fine rock plant. Blue, White, separate or mixed. 
150 s. 
Complete Special Mixture Perennial Campanulas. 
Rockery Blend. A choice mixture of desirable 
Campanulas for the rockery. 
THE BEAUTIFUL CANTERBURY BELL 
CAMPANULA MEDIUM, Canterbury B e 1 Is . hb. 
These are handsome biennials easily grown 
from seeds, and when in bloom, are the most 
attractive of garden firs. They- grow two feet 
high, becoming pyramidal little trees literally 
covered with large, exquisite bells, graceful in 
form and rich in color. 
Single: White, Deep Lilac, Rose, Carmine, 
Striped, Blue. Separate 250 s. Mixed 750 s. _ 
Double: "White, Deep Lilac, Rose, Carmine, 
Striped, Light Blue, 250 s. Mixed 750s. 
Calycanthema, Cup and Saucer. These are very 
beautiful, the firs being single, 3 in, long, 
while the saucers are 3 to 4 in. across. The 
plants form perfect pyramids, blooming for 
weeks during early Summer and come in the 
following colors: White, Blue, Rose, Striped, Li¬ 
lac, Carmine. Separate 250s; mixed 750 s. 
Complete Special Mixture of all the above, 1000s. 
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