

ON ONE OR MORE PLANTS 
during growing season. Each, 
20 cents. - 
ee, 
ALYSSUM—X, SAXTILE 
COMPACTUM (Gold Dust or 
Basket of Gold) 9 to 12 inches. 
A very popular border and 
Rock Garden Perennial of easy 
culture, thriving in well drained 
soil and in sunny position. One 
of the showiest of Spring 
Flowers growing masses o 
brilliant Golden yellow flowers 
during May and June. Should 
be used freely im every Rock 
Garden. Each 9 cents. 
ANCHUSA, | DROPMORE 
(Giant For-Get-Me-Not.) 3 ft. 
Tall spikes of brilliant blue 
starting in June and continuing 
practically all summer. Each 
15 cents. 
ANTHEMIS, KELWAYI 
Hardy Marquerite) 2 feet. A 
free flowering perennial with 
beautifully cut foliage and yel- 
low daisyshaped flowers borne 
during entire growing season. 
Will grow in any soil or loca- 
tion. Especially valuable for 
cutting for bouquets. Each 9 
cents. 
AQUILEGIA—X, _—_ Colum- 
bine. One of the easiest grown 
and one of the most satisfactory 
perennials. Few hardy plants 
can excel them in beauty of 
flowers. Will succeed in any 
ordinary soil and_ respond 
quickly to the efforts of Peat 
Humus, growing larger plants 
and more flowers, where the 
Peat is used. A splendid Rock 
Garden plant. Also very valu- 
able for cut flowers. We can 
supply the following very 
choice varieties. 
MRS. SCOTT ELLIOTT’S—X 
Hybrids Z to 3 ft. Large flowers 
with long spurs and with a wide 
color range of most beautiful 
shades of lavender, blue, mauve, 
purple, red, etc. Each 25 cents. 
ROSE QUEEN—X, 2% ft. A 
beautiful strain of pink and 
rose colors, with white centers 

A block of Chinese Delphinium 
in flower 4 months after planting 
and yellow outers. Each 25 
cents. 
DOUBLE and SINGLE MIXED, 
2 to 3 ft. In this assortment you | 
will get the choicest of the double 
and single flowering columbines. 
They run in all shades of colors 
and are very beautiful. Each 20 

cents. 
ARABIS—X, ALPINA (Rock 
Cress) 6 inches. A charming 
dwarf flowering plant, loaded 
in early spring with pure white 
flowers, making very pleasing 
contrasts for use in_ beds, 
borders, rock gardens, etc. Each 
9 cents. 
ARMERIA—X, (Sea Pink). 
This fine Border plant produces 
masses of globe shaped rosy 
pink flowers from May to 
2 ee “4 

Literally miles of beds of young, 
thrifty Sweet William plants in 8 
named varicties 
August. Splendid for cutting. 
Also for curing for winter 
bouquets. Each 20 cents. 
ARTEMISIA, sILVER KING, 
2 to 3 ft. A very striking, silvery 
foliage plant for contrast in 
flower gardens, and very valu- 
able for use in bouquets during 
the summer and fall, and also 
for winter baskets. 25 cents. 
LACTIFOLIA. 2 to 3 ft. Very 
fragrant small white flowers. 
Excellent for filler for bouquets. 
Each 12 cents. 
ASTERS HARDY _PEREN- 
NIAL, 3 to 4 ft. These are 
among the showiest late flower- 
ing plants, giving a wealth of 
flowers during September and 
October, just at the time when 
needed. We havea choice strain 
of Hybrids that run to lavender, 
purples, blues and whites, and 
that are extra fine for cutting. 
Plan to use the Perennial 
Asters freely in background of 
your Hardy Borders. They will 
grow in almost any soil or loca- 
tion. Hybrid plants, mixed 
colors. Each 15 cents. 
CLIMAX. 5 ft. Lavender blue 
flowers. Each 15 cents. { 
SUNSET. 3 ft. Sunset pink 
flowers. Very fine for cutting. 
Each 15 cents. 
NOVI BELGI HYBRIDS, 4 ft. 
The large flowering New Eng- 
land Aster running largely to 
reddish and reddish purple 
shades. Very ornamental®in 
both foliage and flowers. Splen- 
did for cutting. Should be in 
every Hardy Border. Each 20 
cents. 
NEW DWARF ASTERS. This 
new ball type of hardy Perennial 
Asters grows great masses of 
brilliantly colored flowers, start- 
ing the latter part of August and 
continuing up to freezing time. 
