PROOF PERENNIALS 
REGULAR PRICE SCHEDULE 
Those at 3 for 12 lor 
15c .39c $1.39 
20c . 50c $1.89 
25c ... 69c $2.39 
*ARABIS AL.PINA. Double Koek Cress—Showy 
early spring rock plant forming masses of ar¬ 
resting double white flowers. 8 in. high. A great 
improvement on the older forms. 2^ inch pot 
plants. 15c each. 
•.4RMERIA LAtCHEANA. Sea Thrift—An ev- 
erflowering rock plant with deep rosy red heads 
of flowers on 8 inch stems. Foliage forms de¬ 
lightful emerald green mounds. 15c each. 
.4SCEEPIAS T17BEROSA. Butterfly Flower- 
Numerous heads of bright orange flowers on 3 
ft. stems from July thru September. Picking 
encourages new flowers. Full sun. 15c each. 
.4NTHEMIS KELIVAYI. Golden Marguerite- 
Large golden to lemon yellow daisies on foot 
long stems above feathery green foliage. Al¬ 
ways in bloom. Always flowers to cut. 15c. 
•AUBRETIA HYBRIDS. Wall Cress—Showy 
mats of lilac and purple flowers all spring. Pre¬ 
fers a sunny location where the creeping foliage 
can tumble over rocks. 2% inch pots. 15c each. 
BAPTISIA ACSTRAEIS. False Eupin—Lead- 
wort. Blue lupinelike flowers in spikes on 3 ft. 
stems in May and June. Both flowers and fol¬ 
iage keep excellently when cut. 20c each. 
BEGONIA EYANSIANA. Hardy—The only Be¬ 
gonia hardy in northern gardens. This beauti¬ 
ful Chinese flower gives pink flowers on 12 
inch stems in August. Give shade and some 
moisture. 2^^ inch pot plants. 15c each. 
I'ENTAIJREA. Hardy Corn Flower—Showy long 
lived perennials flow'ering off and on all summer 
long. Quite useful cut flowers. 
DEAEBATA—14 inches. Large pink flowers, 
l.'ic each. 
M.4CBOCEPHAEA—3 ft. Tall stiff stems. 
Showy golden yellow flowers. l.)c each. 
MONTANA—Deep blue flowers 2^^ inches 
across on 15 inch stems. l.>c. 
HARDY only 
rnflowers 77c 
2 each of Dealbata, Montana, 
Macrocephala, 2 year plants 
• INDIC.4TES ROCK PE.4NT. 
rENT.4rKE.4 MONTANA 
ASTER FRIKARTL Wonder of Stafa. 
A new plant that deserves a prominent place 
in every garden. When planted early even 
small plants produce hundreds of large lav¬ 
ender blue asters with golden centers. Forms 
bushlets 30 inches high covered with flowers 
from August to frost. Easy to grow, good for 
cutting. Perfectly hardy. 2% inch pot plants. 
20c each — 5 for 79c 
•BORDER ASTERS—New dwarf. Most useful 
for border or rock garden in August and Sep¬ 
tember. Mounds of color in blue lilac, white, 
rose and pink mixed. 18 in. 15c each. 
•AEPINE ASTER. Subcoerulea—^Wartberg Star. 
Improved alpine aster for sunny rockery or bor¬ 
der. Large purple flowers with golden centers on 
15 inch stems in May and June. 1.5c each. 
MICHAEEMAS DAISIES—Lovely early autumn 
flowering perennials making great masses of 
color just before the chrysanthemums. Easily 
grown, useful at back of hardy border or in 
background groups by tliemselves. 2^/4 inch pot 
plants. 1.5c each. 
AEDERMAN VDEK- 
ES. Rose pink. 30 in. 
BARK’S PI N.K. 
Bright pink. 4 ft. 
BEUE BOUQFET. 
Clear blue. 2 ft. 
BEUE EYES. Violet 
blue. 40 in. 
BEUE GEM. K i c li 
blue. 3 ft. 
CHAS. W I E S O N. 
Bright red. 40 in. 
COE. F. R. DURHAM. 
Deep blue. 40 in. 
F. W. RAYNOR. Vio¬ 
let purple. 50 in. 
*19 MICHAELMAS DAISIES e*| OQ 
Any 3 blue, 3 pink, 2 white 
2 Red, 2 Purple 
EITTEE BOY BEUE. 
Soft blue. 2 ft. 
M T. EVEREST. 
White. 5 ft. 
PINK NYMPH. Rosy 
red. 40 in. 
RYCROFT PINK. 
Rose pink. 5 ft. 
RYCROFT PURPEE. 
Rich purple. 5 ft. 
SKYEANDS QUEEN. 
Lavender blue. 3 ft. 
SUNSET GEOW. 
Deep pink. 40 in. 
WHITE C E I M A X. 
Best white. 3 ft. 
CINCINNATI, OHIO.—Please accept my thanks and appreciation for the Good Stock 
you have sent me. Mrs, S. H. Champlain, College Hill. 
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