PERENNIAL PLANTS 
HILLSDALE LANDSCAPE CO 
Glaucuin 3-4 ft. 
Finely cut blue-gray loaves. Fragrant 
Chinese yellow flowers in July. 
♦THYMUS SERl'HYLLl'.M 4 in. 
Mother of Thyme or Creeping Thyme 
Prostrate sub-slirub. Purplish flowers in 
June-Septemb r. Fragrant. 
*.S. Coceineus 3 in. 
Crimson flowers. Dark green foliage. 
*S. Languinosiis 5 in. 
Wooly leaved Thyme. Gray foliage, rosy- 
lilac flowers in June-August. Quick 
spreading. 
*S. Vulgaris 4 in. 
Lemon Thyme. Leaves are small and 
lemon scented. 
TRADUSCAXTIA VIRGINIAN A 2-3 ft. 
Spiderwort 
Er et bushy plant of free and vigorous 
habit. Flat heads of showy flowers in dif¬ 
ferent shades of blue-violet, June to Au¬ 
gust. L aves grass-like. Useful in border 
or rock garden. Sun or half shade. 
TRITOMA PFITZERI 3-4 ft. Red Hot Poker 
Spikes of rich orange-scarlet from August 
to October. Sun. Protect in winter. 25c 
each. 
TROLLIES TP ROPAEUS 2 ft. Globe Flower 
Branching plant, round double yellow flow¬ 
ers, solitary or in pairs, May-.Tune. Beau¬ 
tifully shaped, deeply divided leaves. Good 
border plant. Best in half shade. 25c each. 
* TUNICA SAXIFRAGA 10 in. 
Tunic or Coat Flower 
A charming little spreading plant. Many 
tiny flowers varying from light to dark 
pink. June-.Tuly Very small dark green 
fol’-*’Attractive in rock gardens or edge 
of border 
♦VERBENA PULCHELLA Moss Verbena 
Mass of moss-like foliage covering the 
ground like a carpet. Heads of purplish- 
blue flowers with white eye from June until 
frost. Very good for rockeries. 
VERONICA Speedwell 
*Gentianoides l 1 /-* ft. 
Light blue flowers on erect spikes above 
the tufted glossy foliage, May. Good for 
shady spots in the border or rockgarden. 
*Incana 2 ft. 
Blue flowers in racemes to six inches 
long, July-August. White wmoly foliage. 
Sun. 
Longifolia 2 ft. 
A sturdy plant of dense growth. Lilac- 
blue flowers in numerous tall spikes, 
July-September. Grayish-green foliage. 
*R<*pens 1-2 in. 
Creeping moss-like perennial w T ith shin¬ 
ing leaves. Rose to bluish flowers in 
May-June. 
Rupestris (See V. Tcucrium) 
Spuria 2 ft. 
(V. amethystina) (V. paniculata)—Many 
long spikes, “Royal Blue” or “Blue Ame¬ 
thyst,” flowers in June-.Tuly. Sun. 
S. Elegans 2 ft. 
A more graceful and branched variety 
than above. 
Nursery Stock—A 
Teucrium l-D/s ft. 
Dwarf spreading plant. Flowers vary¬ 
ing from blue to rose and white in May- 
June. Sun. 
True Blue 1 ft. 
Literally covered with blooms of an in¬ 
tense blue, June-July. Sun. 
VIOLA CORNUTA 4-6 in. Tufted Pansies 
A lovely free blooming garden flower re¬ 
sembling the Pansy in form but of some¬ 
what smaller size. Splendid for beds, bor¬ 
ders or rock gardens, making a fine and 
colorful show, April-July. Sun or half 
shade. Protect in winter. 
Admiration 
Dark blue flowers on long stems. 
Apricot 
Apricot with orange center. 25c each. 
Arkwright Ruby 
(New)—Showy, bright, rosy-crimson. 25c 
each. 
Blue Perfection 
Purplish-blue. 
Cliantreyland 
A striking rich apricot. Free flowering 
and showy. 
Jersey Gem 
Sturdy plants with blue-violet flowers, 
May to fall. Full sun. 
Lutea splendens 
Rich golden yellow. 
Sutton’s Gem 
A mixture of the finest English devel¬ 
oped varieties. Full sun. 
White Perfection 
Pure white flowers. 
VIOLA ODORATA 4 in Hardy Violets 
Tufted plants with creeping runners. Flow¬ 
ers slightly fragrant, violet to reddish in 
April-May. Heart-shaped leaves. Very love¬ 
ly when naturalized in large quantities. 
Shade. 
Double Russian 
Double, sweetly scented flowers of deep 
purple. 25c each. 
English Violets 
Large, scented, clear violet flowers. 25c 
each 
Price of Wales 
Rich, deep purple. 25c each. 
VIOLA TRICOLOR 6-8 in. Pansy 
A lovely plant with a wonderful length of 
bloom and flowers of great richness and 
coloring, being purple, yellow, whitish or 
parti-colored, April to September. Need 
winter protection. Sun to half shade. 
English Finest Mixed 
An assortment of the finest colors. 10c 
each. 
Swiss Giant Mixed 
Robust habit, large flowering on fine, 
long stems. Rich, dark colors in a won¬ 
derfully varied mixture. 10c each. 
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