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carmine dark eye. 
RHEINLANDER. Salmon 
pink, red eye. 
RIJNSTROM. Deep pink. 
SIEBOLDI. Red. 
VON HOCHBERG. Brilliant 
red. 
WIDAR. Purple with white eye. 
PHLOX SUBULATA. Dwarf 
Phlox, 4 to 6 inches. A compact 
mass of elegant, prostrate Ever- 
green foliage, with spread of 18 
to 20 in. when matured. Cov- 
ered with dainty flowers in 
May and June. Your choice of 
white, lavender, or pink flowers 
Each 9 cents. 
PHYSALIS FRANCHET- 
TI, CHINESE LANTERN 2 ft. 
An ornamental variety of 
winter cherry, forming dense 
bushes, loaded with bright, 
orange scarlet, latern like fruits, 
which are highly prized for 
winter bouquets. Each 9 cents. 
PHYSOSTEGIA—X, (False 
Dragonhead.) 3 to 4 ft. Forms 
large clumps bearing long 
spikes of delicate flowers during 
July and August. We can supply 
either pink or white. Each 9 
cents. : 
PLATYCODON—X, (Chin- 
ese Balloon Flower) 2 ft. Excel- 
lent for Rock Gardens or Bord- 
ers. Grows quickly into a bushy 
plant, bearing great loads of 
flowers, shaped a good deal like 
the large flowering Clematis 
We can supply plants with blue 
or white flowers. Each 9 cents. 
PRIMULA—X, VULGARIS 
(Yellow Primrose) 6 inches. 
Flowers bright yellow. Fine 
plant for Rock Gardens and 
‘ Hardy Borders. Each 20 cents. 
PYRETHRUM—X, (Painted 
Daisy) 2 to 3 ft. One of the most 
charming Perennials, bearing 
daisy shaped flowers in brilliant 
colors during May and June, 
and if flower stems are cut, 
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Beds of Linum Perene (Flowering 
Evergreen) in foreground. In the 
distance Oriental Poppy beds 
covered with cloth 
plants will flower again during 
August and September. Each 
9 cents. 
RANUNCULUS—X, 
PENS. 
RE- 
(Buttercups) A_ very 
pretty creeping form of double 
flowering buttercups, blossom- 
ing in May and June. Leaves 
bright shining green. Extra 
good for Rock Gardens. Each 
9 cents. 
RUDBECKIA, PURPURIA 
(Cone flower). 6 ft. Reddish 
purple flowers with large brown 
cone in center. Valuable for 
cutting for bouquets as well as 
for Landscape planting. Each 
20 cents. 
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A block of new Hardy Mums 
HYBRIDS: 2’ft."See photos on 
this page, Very pretty hardy 
perennial for border and cut- 
ting. Flaming red and yellow 
shades. Each 15 cents. 
LACINIATA, FLORA PLENA 
(Golden Glow) 6 ft. A very 
hardy, free blooming perennial, 
bearing large double flowers of 
a rich orange yellow on long 
stems suitable for cutting. Each 
20 cents. 
SAPONARIO—X, OFFICIL 
NALIS (Bouncing Bet) 2 ft. A 
splendid Rock Garden plant, 
thriving in Rocky ground with 
but little soil. Clusters of white 
flowers shaded with delicate 
pink. Each 15 cents. 
SCABIOSA, (Pin Cushion 
Flower) 2 ft. Very pretty lav- 
ender flowers from June to 
Sept. Each 20 cents. 
SEDUM, sTONECROP. The 
dwarf varieties are much used 
for sunny places in Rock 
Gardens. The taller varieties 
make effective groups of color 
in borders and beds. We can 
supply the following varieties 
ACRE—X.73 in. Leaves brigh} 
green flowers yellow. 
ALBUM—X. 6 _ in. 
leaves, flowers white. 
KAMSCHATICUM—xX. 4 in. 
OrangeFyellow flowers. 
STOLONIFERA — X. 6 in. 
Evergreen leaves, flowers pink. 
SPECTABILE—X. 2 ft. Broad, 
light green leaves with immense 
heads of handsome, showy, rose 
colored flowers. 
VARIEGATED SPECTABILE. 
Same as above only with leaves 
striped with yellowish white. 
Very handsome plant. 
All seven varieties of Sedum 
are 9 cents each. 
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