
strate ear anal rock SWAG plant: flowers | 
rosy pink, produced in great quantities just 
above the ‘foliage i in late May and early June. 
No. aoes Pkt. ROO; Y OZ. 35¢3;% OZ. 60C. 

-4inches. Dwarf mossy plants bearing white 
flowers in May and June. The green foliage 
turns a bronzy crimson in late fall winter. 
No. 2343, Pkt. 25c ; 1-32 0Z, 60¢; 1-16 02. $1.00. 
(CRESTS ac A SS 
HARDY PIN CUSHION (Scadiosa caucasi- 
ea.) 13 to 2 feet. 
and garden display. The lovely flowers area 
soft and charming shade of lavender; blooms 
from June until September. 
No. 2344, Pt, 15¢} % 02. G08; % 07. $1.10. 

GOLDEN MOSS (eas acre.) 3 inches, 
Slow spreading plants with attractive deep 
green, fleshy small leaves. The bright yellow 
flowers are in bloom from May to July. 
No, 2345, Pkt. 25c; 1-16 0Z. 75¢; % 02. $1.35. 
RAGWORT (Senecio clivorum.) Forms a 
neat tuft of foliage, from which spring a suc- 
cession of 3 ft. stems with clusters of orange- 
yellow flowers. In bloom from July to Octo- 
ber. One of the few plants that flower pro- 
fusely in ihe. shade. 
No, 2415, Pkt. 10c; % 0Z. 45c; 4% 02. 75c¢. 
SSE ELT 
GREEK MALLOW (Sidatcea, Rosy Gem.) § 
2 to 3 feet in height. Erect growing branch- 
ing plants producing showy bright rose color- 
ed flowers in June and July. They will suc- 
eeed in any soil but must be in a sunny posi- 
ote Sai 6s oo LOGS 10 Os aes Ya 0Z, aS 
HO 

AUTUMN CATCHELY (+Sizenc pone. ‘ Af 
Grows § 
4to6 inches high with masses of bright pink § 
Ny eNEae De i Produces showy heads of mauve-rose flowers 
charming border or rock garden plant. 
flowers from J uly to October. 
NO, 2417, Pkt. 10¢; 4 92» 50C; Yh 0% 780. 

inches. 
in the hardy border for edging. Soft silvery 
foliage. A fine, old-fashioned cottage garden 
favorite. No. 2346, Pkt. 150; V% OZ. 250; 4 02. 40¢ 

SEA LAVENDER (*+Statice taiijotia.) 18 
inches. Valuable for both rockery and bor- 
der. Immense heads, often 14 feet high and 
2feet across of minute purplish flowers dur- 
ing July and August: If cut and dried they 
last in perfect condition for months. 
No. 2347, Pkt. 10¢; % 0Z. 35¢; 44 02. 60c. 
USA TD , 
CORNFLOWER ASTER (sStokesia laevis cy- 
anea.) 18 inches. In late summer and 
early fall these beautiful light blue flowers | 
Lovely in | 
are produced in great profusion. 
front of the border. Splendid for cutting. 
No. 2348, Pkt. 10¢; % O2. 40¢; 14 02. 70c. 
# used in its place. 
CRIMSON Moss (se Sie paiole decipiens.) } 
Splendid for both cutting § 
a er, 
-heliotrope odor. 
LAMBS EAR (*+Stachys lantia® 6 to-10 | 
Useful both in the rock garden and § 

‘EVERY FOURTH PACKET IS FREE 
Hardy Perennial Rock Garden and Border Favorites—coninuea 
| GERMANDER nine ee 
The glossy green foliage resembles boxwood, 
and where boxwood is not hardy this may be 
height up to 12 inches. 
No. ao Pkt. 25¢; 116 OZ. Saas 25 % 0Z. $2.00. 
| MEADOW RUE at ides 
The foliage of this beautiful variety resembles 
that of the Maidenhair Fern. Grows about 
2feethigh. Miniature white flowers in June. 
No. 2419, Pkt. 10¢c; % OZ, Se "4 oz. 50¢. 
FOP Lee Bie 
THYME (*+ Thymus Toute ieee 
Grows 10 inches high, spreads rapidly. One 
of the best varieties for naturalizing. When 
established may be mowed with a lawn mow- 
Foliage, when walked upon, emits a ee 
lightful No. 248 
0. 2420, Pkt. 10¢} iS ris 
RED HOT POKER (7 vitoma Perpetual Hy: 
brids.) These showy hybrids range in color 
from yellow to deep orange and are perfectly 
hardy. Spikes 3 to 4 feet high. In bloom 
from August to October. : 
No. 2421, Pkt, TUR 46,02. 2 25¢; "4 02: 40c 
GLOBE FLOWER’ (7 vrollius eusopicests ors 
ange globe.) Giant orange-yellow, butter-cup 
like flowers are borne on stems 1 to 2 feet high 
from May until August. 
No. 2422, Pkt. 25c; 4% 0z. 40c; 4-02. 75¢ 
COAT FLOWER (+4 Tunica saxifraga.) 6 
inches. All summer long this pretty tufted 
plant produces light pink flowers. Good for 
rockery and border. 
ies Bate Pkt. ARS * Oz. 208i ee OZ. 50¢, 
GARDEN ‘HELIOTROPE (sien eee ) 
during June and July, with delicious, strong 
3 to 4 feet high. oves a 
moist spot. No, 2423, Fists 10¢; 5 ae OZ. 60c. 
SPEEDWELL ies piel ) 24 oe 
es. Very fine for the middle of the border. 
The long spikes of violet blue flowers are in 
bloom all summer. 
No. 2350, pe ABO; WOE BUat 
TUETED PANSIES (vaste cornuta. yt 4to6 
inches. One of the very best edging plants, 
and if not allowed to go to seed will produce 
their pretty little pansy faces all summer long. 
ae tee Pkt. 100; 76 0% 35¢; pe OR 60; OZ. bass 50 
ADAM’S NEEDLE hate Pores The 
broad sword-like evergreen foliage and 
immense branching spikes of drooping creamy 
white flowers rising to a height of 6 feet, ren- 
der Yucca a handsome subject wherever 
f planted. No. 2424 Pkt. 10¢; 02. 25¢; 4 0%. 45¢ 

(Paces) BOOD LUCK GARDENS. 
PARADISE. 
Can be clipped to suit any © 
Good in semi-shade 
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