PERENNIAL PLANTS 
HILLSDALE LANDSCAPE CO. 
BAPT1SIA Al'STKALIS 5 ft. 
False or Wild Indigo 
A str. ng plant with indigo-blue flowers in 
May-.luiy. Sea green foliage. Sun. 
BELLI.S PERENNIS 3-(> in. English Daisy 
Numerous petals of pink to white around 
yellow eenteis. A n at plant for edgings. 
Protect in winter. Sun. 
*CONVALLARIA MAJAEIS 8-10 ft. 
Lily of the Valley 
Hardy in sandy and shady places. Delicate 
bell-shaped white fragrant flowers in May- 
.7 une. 
COREOPSIS LANCEOLATA 2 ft. Tickseed 
Long stalked perennial with golden-yellow 
flowers from June until frost. Sun. 
BOCCONIA CORDATA 5 ft. Plume Poppy 
Small flowers in plume-like panicles, high 
above iho handsome large dull-green foli¬ 
age Wild garden or shrubbery; for sub¬ 
tropical ' ffoct. Sun. 
H ALLIRHOE INVOLU CBATA 1 ft. 
Poppy Mallow 
Shaggy traily plant. Flowers saucer-shaped 
bright rosy-crimson, with white centers. 
Su n. 
CAMPANULA CARPATICA 1 Yz ft. 
Carpathian Bellflower 
Large bell-shaped light blue flowers in July 
and August,forming compact tufts. Sun. 
Medium 2 ft. Canterbury Bell 
Wavy toothed leaves. Violet-blue flowers 
in June. Sun. 
Pyramidalis 5 ft. Chimney Bell 
Long spikes covered with blue flowers 
in August-September. Sun. 
*Rotundifolia IVi* ft. 
Harebell or Blue Bells of Scotland 
Blue 1c 11-shaped flowers in June-August. 
CENTAL REA MACROCEPHALA 2-3 ft. 
Knapweed 
Large thistle-like, golden flowers: useful 
for cutting and showy in borders. 25c each. 
*CERAST 1 UM TOMENTOSUM (5 in. 
Snow in Summer 
Creeping, branching, silvery, wooly leaves. 
White flowers in May-June. Sun. 
CHRYSANTHEMUM 
Alice Howell l r /> ft. 
A beautiful shade of orange-yellow. 
Single. October 5. 25c each. 
Bristol 
25c each. 
Early Bronze l 1 /* ft. 
An early pom-pom variety. 25c each. 
Holden Queen 
25c each. 
Pink Cushion 
25c each. 
Pink Doty 
25c each. 
Snow Clad 
25c each. 
Starlight 2 ft. 
Azal anium, Fine white variety. Early 
September. 25c each. 
Wooly Red 
25c each. 
CI .>11 Cl FI HA R A C E>l OS A 3-8 ft. Snakeroot 
Long feathery spikes of white flowers borne 
high above handsome dark foliage. Excel¬ 
lent for moist places and rock gardens. 
25c each. 
CLEMATIS INTEHRI FOLIA CAERE LEA 
2 ft. Shrubby Clematis 
Bushy habit. Large solitary blue flowers 
terminating leaf stalks. Sun. 25c each. 
DELPHINIUM Hardy Larkspur 
Belladonna 4 ft. 
Excellent for cutting. Handsome long 
spikes of light blue flowers from early 
spring to early autumn. 
Bellamosum 4 ft. 
Dark blue form of above. Sun. 
Chinense 2 ft. 
A low plant with deeply cut foliage. In¬ 
tense gentian blue. Sun. 
Chinense Album 2 ft. 
White form of above. July . 
Dreer’s Hybrids 
Strong vigorous plants, double and sin¬ 
gle, and of the loveliest shades. 
Hiant Pacific Hybrids 
A sensational new delphinium. Flowers 
of huge size, 2 to 3 inches in diameter, 
on long well-shaped spikes. Foliage 
mildew resistant. 
DIANTHUS Pinks 
*Arenarius (5 in. 
Deeply fringed light pinkish white flow¬ 
ers in June-September. Fragrant. 
Barbatus Newport Pink l 1 /** ft. 
Sweet William 
A strikingly brilliant and beautiful sal¬ 
mon-rose. Flowers in massive heads. 
Effective for midsummer bedding. Sun. 
B. Scarlet Beauty l 1 /* ft. 
An effective rich deep scarlet in massive 
heads. 
B. Single Diadem VV-> ft. 
Showy large white- fragrant flowers with 
crimson eye. Sun. 
B. Velvety Black Maroon 
A single flower of unusual color. 
Delphinium Hold Medal Hybrids 
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