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VJIlTHPiOPJlPPU£, ■bea.utiful nei* pei 
ennial^'blo.omin^ in late June,. L 
leaves ^^rey,fernlike, Plowers . 
huge.pink daisies. Easily j^rown. 
Buds lock like seed heads so do 
not remove by mist?ice 15j2f. 
A^UILEGI/;, Long spurred Columbine 
A,fine cclecticn of art shaues & 
bicolrc. Extra long spurs.Mostly 
doubles, crossed Vv’ith Ccjiadian & 
Rocky Mt, for Sturdiness. Every 
color in-this blend 25p'. 
Pride of KarpsVv'ell, Fully double 
spurless strain‘Rosette Plrs, 15p' 
ARliERIA. Thrift. Clustered flov^ - 
ers on long v;iry stems. White to 
deep red. Long see.son 15^. 
alter PEREPLI&. 
Fova Angelica doubles 25;f. 
Gltry of Srikhuzen, Purple may to 
September 
Star of Staffa. 4 ft, plants 
v;ith great hea-ds of purple flow¬ 
ers in a.utui'nh 15jf. 
Yunnan Heath. Lavenaer, Best in 
poor soil. Cuts v.ell 25;d. 
Aaiellus. Blue & rose shades‘15^^ 
yapinus. Early. Mixed 15^2'. 
ALPHOLELUb LUTEBb. Stately 4 ft. 
spikes of'yellov; lilies. Ec.sy 
from seed. Extra shov^y 15p'. • 
alliums. Easily grcv/n and beau¬ 
tiful. Should be in every garden 
Blowers dainty, «ut well. Ecli- 
age attrs^ctive. Gro \7 anywhere.' 
0 da rum. Early white sv/eet 15pf. 
Ammcphilum. Clustered rose stars 
on l©ng stems 20 ,;^. 
Elavum. Clustered golden staxs 
•n wiry stems 20 ^^. 
Blend rf many varieties mixed 15;d 
A]ffiLQBE CLYrdPIUjii. A distinatly' 
new plant from the Selkirks.2*. 
Large,gleaming white with * 5 olden 
auithers. Easy from seed 15pA 
