INDIANAPOLIS, INI). 
PERENNIAL PI ANTS 
Cerastium Tomentosi'm (Snow in Summer) 
ASPIDIUM ACKOSTICHOIDES 1 ft. 
Christinas Pern 
A tough evergreen with deep green polished 
fronds, coarsely divided. Exc llent lor cut¬ 
ting. Shade. 25c each. 
ASI*EKULA OIK)KATA (J-8 in. 
Sweet Woodruff 
Delicate white flowers in tight clusters 
above whorls of leaves, which when dried, 
have the fragrance of hay. Spreads rapidly; 
good for edging and carpeting. Half shade 
to shade. 25c each. 
ASTER Starwort of Michaelmas Daisy 
A bend rot he 5 ft. 
Beautiful deep rose. 
Alderman Volkes 2 ft. 
Brilliant rosy-red flowers, free flowering, 
and very brilliant. Sun or half shade. 
*Alpinus 10 in. 
Dwarf plant. Large, solitary, violet 
flowers with yellow centers. May-,Tune. 
Sun or half shade. 
Anita Bullard 4 ft. 
Many lavender flowers. September. 
Barr’s Pink 4-5 ft. 
The fimst bright pink. September-Octo- 
ber. 
Climax Blue 5 ft. 
Lavender-blue flowers in September. 
Countess Blue 10 in. 
Clear pink with yellow eye. Bushy and 
free flowering. September-October. 
Japonicu 2 ft. 
Double white. September. 
Joanna Vaughn 4 ft. 
Lavender, yellow center. September. 
Lady Henry Maddox 1 ft. 
Cl ar pink, very five flowering, dwarf, 
and compact. September. 
Mons Light Lavender 2 ft. 
Free flowering. September. 
Nancy 1 ft. 
Pale flesli-pink flowers covering the plant 
in late September. Dwarf and bushy. 
Queen Mary 3 1 /, ft. 
Flowers a pleasing blue tinted lavender 
to 2% in. in diameter. September. 
Royal Blue 3 ft. 
Rich deep blue. Strong grower. Sep¬ 
tember. 
Sunset 3 ft. 
A glorious sunset-pink. Good habit and 
free flowering. 
* Victor 8 in. 
Very dwarf. Flowers a beautiful clear 
pale lavender-blue. 
White Lady 3-4 ft. 
Pure semi-double white flowers. Free 
flowering. The best of the white varie¬ 
ties. 
ASTILBE AMETIIYST 2 ft. 
Goat’s Beard. Meadow Sweet 
Showy plants of vigorous growth; many 
branched, feathery heads of violet-red flow¬ 
ers in June-July. Best in half shade and 
moist soil. 
Chrysantliemum Amelia 
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