PROOF PERENNIALS 
POTENTILLA—CINQUEFOIL 
Quite hardy, evergreen foliaged plants not 
used nearly enough as their beauty war¬ 
rants. 
ROXANA— Large salmon flowers veined red 
on 18 inch stems. Showy and continuously 
flowering. 15c each. 
•TONGUEI— Excellent everblooming rock or 
wall plant, long trailing stems cloaked with 
orange apricot flowers with a red center. 20c 
•VERNA NANA— Compact rock plant 2 to 4 
inches high covered in May and June with 
lovely golden yellow flowers. 16c each. 
Colorful low growing spring flowering, shade 
loving plants. 
6 ROCK CINQUEFOIL 
2 each of those described—only 
85c 
PRIMULA—HARDY PRIMROSE 
•HELEN MAAG — Acaulis type. Deep rose 
flowers with a golden star for a center. 
Winter flowering. 25c each. 
•VERVAINI — Purple. New deep reddish 
purple flowers of remarkable size and color. 
•MUNSTEAD GIANTS — True strain with 
heads of large flowers in shades of yellow, 
creams and browns. 20c each. 
•ENGLISH PRIMROSES — Mixed. Easily 
grown various shades of rose, pink, yellow 
and whites on 10 inch stems. 15c each. 
JAPONICA—Large leaved, tall late bloom¬ 
ing. Showy rose and red flowers 18 inches. 
Moisture. 15c each. 
7 EARLY FLOWERING 
PRIMROSES—only .... 
2 Mixed Polyanthus 1 Vervaini, purple 
2 Munstead Giants 2 Helen Maag 
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TAU 
GARDEN 
PHLOX 
Beautiful summer 
flowering Perennials 
that will bloom sever¬ 
al times if cut back 
after flowering. We 
offer the ten best se¬ 
lected for color and 
garden reliability not 
for newness alone. 
TREE TO NAME — COLOR GUARANTEED 
THE 10 BEST PHLOX 
20c each 1 of each 10 Phlox $1.59 
PALADIN—Very large pure pink. 
BRIDESMAID—Pure white, crimson eye. 
CHAMPS ELYSEE—Pine dark purple. 
DAILY SKETCH—Salmon pink. Carmine eye. 
BARON VON DEDEM—Bright rosy red. 
RUDBECKIA—CONEFLOWER 
AUTUMN FOREST—Flowers all shades of 
autumn leaves. 2 ft. I5c each. 
ATROPURPUREA—Large, deep rose daisies 
on 3 ft. stems. 20c each. 
NEWMANI—Giant Black Eyed Susans. Ex¬ 
cellent keepers when cut. I5c each. 
SALVIA—FLOWERING SAGE 
Tall continually blooming hardy plants, ex¬ 
cellent to cut showy in garden. 
ARGENTEA—Tall white-purple cast flowers. 
Large handsome silvery leaves. I5c each. 
PRATENSIS—Showy bluish lavender flow¬ 
ers on graceful 2 ft. stems. I5c each. 
PRATENSIS ROSEA—Deep rose pink flow¬ 
ers. A great addition to the garden. 20c each. 
SCABIOSA. PIN CUSHION FLOWER. Caucas- 
ica—A handsome hardy plant flowering freely 
in early summer. Attractive large lavender 
flowers are fine for cutting. 2 ft. 20c each, 
SEDUM-STONECROP - Hardy succulent 
plants for rock gardens. 
•HISPANICUM—Blue grey mats, white flow¬ 
ers. 4 in. 15c each. 
MAXIMUM ATROPURPUREUM — 18 in. 
Stately bronze foliage. Bronzy flowers. Fine 
in bouquets. 2i)c each. 
•SIEBOLDI—Japanese Sedum. Blue foliage 
tipped pink. Rose flowers. Fall. 15c. 
•WINTER FLA3IE—Reddish winter foliage. 
Gold flowers in spring. 15c each. 
SPIRAEA-MEADOWSWEET. Fiiiipenduia— 
Fern like foliage topped with heads of creamy 
white flowers in June and July. 18 in. 20c each. 
STOKESIA-STOKES ASTER, c y a n e a — 
Large aster like flowers of pleasing lavender 
blue seldom over 18 inches high. For sunny 
rockery or border. 20c each. 
• Denotes Rock Plant 
FIREBRAND—Cherry red. Strong grower. 
LILIAN—Lovely pure pink. No trace of magen¬ 
ta or rose. 
MRS. JENKINS—Best tall white. 
MISS LINGARD—Best early white. 
VON HOCKBERG—Deep velvety scarlet. 
BETTER GARDEN e| AH 
PHLOX—only . ^l.UU 
6 VARIETIES — 6 COLORS 
Your selection or our selection. 
CREEPING PHLOX—SUBULATA 
Best loved rock plant, green mats smothered in 
spring with flowers. Sun. Nice flowering clumps. 
20c each 
•APPLE BLOSSOM — Free growing. Blush 
white. 
•AMOENA—Early deep pink. 6 in. 
•ATROPURPEA—Deep brilliant showy red. 
•LILICINA—Soft lilac blue. 
•MOERHEIMI—Vigorous bright pink. Fall, too. 
•RHONSDORF BEAUTY—New Giant salmon 
pink. 
•ROSEA—Old standard rose pink. 
VIVID—Slow growing. Intense salmon. 
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DISTRICT CREEPING 
PHLOX—only . 
I each of those described above. 
$1.23 
Rocknoll Nursery 
8 3IILES FROM CITY HALL 
LEBANON, OHIO 
Foster, Ohio 31 
