Early Bronze. Bronze, yellow. 
Nuggets. Compact, yellow. 
Glory of Seven Oaks. Lacy, 
yellow 1 
Champaign. Bright red. 
Red Flare. Early, bright red. 
Pompon. 
Smith’s Enchantress. Tall, 
bronze-red, yellow center. 
20'-6 l.r 
Pink Cushion M 
Flowers of deep rose 
pink, tinged with 
white ivory and gold. 
Hardy, always cov¬ 
ered with blooms 
from Midsummer 
till frost. 
35*^' ea- 2 for 59 
Mum, Pink Cushion 
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Mum, Red Flare 
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Mum, Tasvia 
Mum, Smith’s Enchantress 
Tritoma 
Coreopsis 
Peony, Officinalis Rubra 
PEONIES 
Queen Victoria. Pure white, early 
Edulis Superba. Mauve pink. 
Officinalis Rubra. “Decoration 
Day Peony.’’ Large, vivid red, 
earliest blooming. 
Mary Brand. Crimson, pink. 
Officinalis Rosea. Bright pink, 
rose. 3-5 EYE CLUMPS 
35c. ea. 3 for $1.00 
HARDY 
MUMS 
Tasvia. Creamy white. Cush¬ 
ion. 
HARDY PERENNIALS 
COREOPSIS. Daisy-like flower of golden 
yellow. 
ENGLISH VIOLET. Large violet flower 
in October. 
SIBERIAN IRIS. Dwarf type, deep 
purple flowers. 
TRITOMA (Red Hot Poker). Orange, 
cone-shaped flower. 
YUCCA. Sword-like foliage, thick spikes 
of white flowers. 
20Sa.h 6 «.r*l “ 
