SCABIOSA 
Giant-Flowered 
One of the loveliest and most effective 
blue flowers for summer and fall. A long 
bloomer. Graceful as a cut-flower; keeps 
well. The wiry stems are easy to add to 
mixed flower bouquets. 
50c each; 3 for $1.25; 10 for $3.50 
VERBASCUM 
Pink Domino 
A lovely, rose-pink form of the well- 
known yellow Verbascum or mullein 
which enjoys such rugged growth along 
the roadsides. The upright, picturesque, 
branching flower spikes reach 4 ft. in 
height for one of the most effective pink 
background plantings in late summer and 
fall. The plants bloom in August and 
September, and can be depended upon for 
a consistent show of color during this 
period. 
STOKESIA 
Lavender Queen 
New mammoth form of old-fashioned 
Stokes Aster, 4-5 in. across. Double 
flowers, silvery-blue suffused lilac- 
blue at center. 18-24 in. tall. Vig- 
orous, bushy growth, stands heat. 
Blooms freely all summer and fall. 
Fine for cut-flower arrangements. Ex- 
cellent for any border. Very hardy. 
50c each; 3 for $1.25; 10 for $3.50 

Stokesia, Lavender Queen 
TROLLIUS 
Golden Queen 
One of the most exquisite of all 
yellow flowers—sheer, lovely 
gold. Blooms prolifically in 
July, on plants almost 30 in. tall. 
Plant in semi-shaded ground that 
remains fairly damp. 

50c each; 3 for $1.25; 
10 for $3.50 
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Troll ius, Cun Queen 
TRADESCANTIA 
; : Handsome border perennial. Strong clumps; long, narrow leaves, erect stems. 
pil Lovely 3-petaled, 2-in. flowers. Does well in moist or dry location. 2 ft. tall. 
Verbascum, © +8?- 
Verbascum Pink Domino will bring a 
pleasing surprise to your 1941 garden, 
and you will doubtless want to use it 
more extensively in 1942. 
G5c each; 3 for $1.60; 10 for $4.50 

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f Each of the Four Varieties Below: 3 for $1.; 10 for $2.50 
Pink Domino 
TRITOMA HYBRIDS 
TOWER OF GOLD 
For a bold, architectural effect in the garden, nothing can equal 
Tritoma, Tower of Gold. Flower stems 4 ft. tall with strong, 




IRIS PRITCHARD JAMES C. WEGUELIN & 
White, overlaid pale violet, Deep rose to cerise-pink; Veronica, @ah 
feathery stamens deeper violet; surrounding hairs rose-pink; Blue 
golden yellow anthers. golden anthers. 
Spire 
JAMES STRATTON LENORE Fe 
stocky flower-heads about 8 in. long. The yellowish gold Very large light blue flowers, Glowing violet-blue; deeper 
. . sos deeper blue stamens; golden violet stamens and surround- 
blends magnificently with blue Delphiniums, eee 8 iigibairs; yellow anther’ 
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VERONICA 
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65c each; 3 for $1.60; 10 for $4.50 « 
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GALPINI ee ae | 
A graceful dwarf pices Slender, : » a) BLUE SPIRE 
24- to 30-in. stems; dainty 4- to 6-in. oe we . cy Deep blue. Blooms in early 
flower spikes of salmon-saffron; pro- —§ ~o summer, again later if cut off 
fuse from July to Oct. Grass-like | . ; er after first bloom. An improved 
foliage. Very decorative, yet sub- | oe a AL ily V. subsessilis. Most satisfac- 
| dued. Fine cut-flower. Grows in any | . — ‘ tory. 24 in. tall. 
location, including partial shade. ze < y | c Bae iO Heeoen 
h; 3 for $1.25; 10 for $3.50 | * fam ff Fe 
| de ae ake aay 4 °s bo fie INCANA ROSEA 
\ ‘ Am 4 , Veronica Incana Rosea is an 
f YN: goa = —s old -‘favorite, hard to obtain, 
Vinca Minor, Bowles - \’ r | bearing attractive, lively pink 
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ba a | ae | spikes of flowers above silvery 
ry a. | See a white tufts of foliage. 16 in. 
| f 4 tall. Blooms in May and June. 
ds 3 for $1.; 10 for $2.50 
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VIOLA 
Double Russian 
Exquisite, double, old-fash- 
ioned Violet with unusually 
sweet fragrance. Hardy any- 

Tritoma Galpini 
VINCA MINOR, Bowles 
With repeating blooms of Alice-Blue flowers, far where. Produces abundance of 
superior to the old-fashioned Vinca Minor. Foliage lovely flowers. Excellent for 
always clean; never rusts or turns brown. Most semi-shady places. Blooms 
satisfactory of flowering ground-cover plants; ex- | May to October. 
cellent for banks, under trees, other shady or un- 3 for $1.; 10 for $2.50; 
sightly spots. 3 for 75c; 10 for $2.; 100 for $18. 100 for $22. ; 
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