PRIMULA. These hardy Primroses are excellent garden 
flowers and should be better known. Once started, most of 
thein will last lor years and afford a showy and beautiful 
display eveiy Spiing, the clustered flowers appearing in many 
lovely colors and lasting for weeks. The seeds are often tardy 
in starting. Beesiana, velvety purple with gold eye. Bulleyana. 
bright chrome yellow. Cashmeriana, lilac. Cockburneana. 
deep orange-scarlet. Cortusoides deep rose. Denticulata 
Grandiflora, splendid mixture. Helodoxa, golden vellow Offi¬ 
cinalis Hybrids, mixed colors. Pulverulenta, ‘ red. ’ Rosea 
Grandiflora, rose with gold eye. Sikkimensis, yellow. Veris 
Elatior, mixed colors. Munstead Strain, largest flowers, won- 
derlul shades of color. Vulgaris, yellow. Separate or Mixed. 
PYKETHRUM. Roseum, Painted Daisy, Vis Brothers Single, 
hp, 2 it. A very popular perennial thriving in any good gar¬ 
den soil where there is good drainage and full exposure to the 
sun. Flowers large daisy-like, from white to red with yellow 
centers, produced freely on long strong stems, lasting well 
when cut. 
Golden Feather, hp. 1 ft. Yellow foliage, fine for edgings. 
Vis Brothers Double, hp. 2 ft. Splendid double flowers, 
James Kelway. hp. 2 ft. Bright vermillion red, golden mixed. 
Park’s Rose (new). Lovely rose shade, long stems. 
Park’s White. 3 ft. Excellent large white. 
delightfully 
Tchihatchewii. hp. 6 in. Tufts of white flowers wifh gold disk, 
profuse plants thrive in dry unfavorable places. 
Cinerariafolium. hp. 2 ft. Lovely white daisy-like flowers. 
Complete Mixture, single and double. 
ROMNEYA Coulteri, Mafilija Poppy, 3 ft. 
fragrant white flowers, 5 inches across. 
RUDBECKIA Purpurea Hybrida, 4 ft., rich red, long- 
blooming, showy and beautiful. 
SAXIFRAGA, Rockfoil, particularly useful for the rock¬ 
ery. Prefers moist soil and semi-shade. Caespitosa, white. 
Decipiens Grandiflora, rosy-pink. Ronsdorf Beauty, deep 
carmine. Separate or mixed. 
SCABIOSA, 2 ft., charming plants for the border and for 
cutting. Japonica, lavender. Columbaria, rosy-mauve. 
Caucasica. Blue, also white. House’s Hybrids. Many fine 
colors. 
STOKESIA Cyanea. 15 in., showy, rich blue Aster-like 
flowers. 
SWEET WILLIAM, Dianthus Barbatus. These are fav- 
orife garden flowers, being showy, fragrant and long-bloom¬ 
ing. They start readily from seeds, and thrive in any soil 
or sunny situation. Finest mi.xed colors. 
TRITOMA (Kniphofia) Uvaria Grandiflora, Red Hot Poker, 
3 ft., spikes of orange-red flowers. 
VIOLA Cornuta... These are admirably 
rockery, beds and borders, as they come 
are very free-blooming; thrive in partial 
no enemies. Admiration, purple. Jersey 
Chantreyland, apricot. Haslemere, lilac-pink, 
low. Puck, violet and yellow\ Rose Queen, 
TRITOMA (Kniphofia) 
Red Hot Poker 
adapted for the 
in bright colors, 
shade and have 
Gem, violet-blue. 
Lutea, yel- 
rosy lilac. 
Thuringia, rich blue. White Perfection, wdiite. Separate 
or Mixed. 
Tufted Pansies, valuable for beds, handsome. Apricot, 
tinged orange. Ardwell Gem, yellow. Arkwright Ruby, 
ruby crimson. Black Prince, velvety black. David Simp¬ 
son, lavender. Nora Marrow, rosy lavender. Purple King, 
rich purple. Snowden, pure white. Separate or Mixed. 
Odorata, the w'ell-knowm hardy sw'eet-scented Eng¬ 
lish Violet, thriving best in semi-shade; germinates 
tardily. Queen Charlotte, dark blue. Rose Pearl, 
rose. The Czar, wdiite. Separate or Mixed. 
WAHLENBERGIA, Platycodon. One of the best 
hardy perennials, produces very showy flowers 
throughout summer. They form large clumps and 
are excellent for planting in the permanent border 
or among shrubbery. The plants are tenacious, and 
once started will last for years. Grandiflora, Blue, 
White, Mixed. Mariesii, Blue, White, Mixed. 
WALLFLOWER. These are easily grown from 
seeds, and in a mild climate will bloom freely during 
winter. The flowers are large, of many colors, and 
richly perfumed. Eastern Queen, salmon-red. Gold¬ 
en Monarch, golden yelhnv. Kelway’s Langport, deep 
red. Primrose Monarch, soft yellow'. Rosy Gem. 
bright rose. Surprise, purple changing to salmon- 
pink. White Dame, cream white. Separate or Mixed. 
SWEET WILLIAM, Double 
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