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3—Fnunkia Sieboldi. Large green leaves with 
tall spikes of blue flowers. Will grow 
in dense shade or full sun. 15c. eaeh....... 
4—Subcordata. This is the proudest of the 
group. Large leaves. Handsome white 
Lilies in groups of ten or more. A new 
flower each day. Fragrant and attractive. 
Fine for porch or background. Blooms in 
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5—Thomas Hoag. Similar to the cordata 
variety. The leaves are very large and 
margined white. Most attractive. ........ 
DAISIES (Shasta Daisies). With new and en- 
larged types of flowers. A garden is not 
complete without them. Take note of the 
fine strain offered. 
Alaska. The original “Shasta.’”” Midsummer 
Arctic. September to October. 
Chiffon. Curly petals of great beauty. 
White Swan. The new aristocrat of the Shastas. 
Double. 
October Daisy. Flowers faint pink. Blooms in 
clusters on 15 in. stems. Ideal for cold cli- 
mates. Excellent for cutting. 
The set of the above in nice clumps of one each 
(8 sets $2.00) ........ Wi ietotuvea@ ahete Aare eters thetolers 
DELPHINIUM. 
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Lamartine. Fine dark blue, tall. 
Wrexham Hollyhock. Large flowers in shades 
of blue. 
Chinese Blue. 
Chinese White. 
Belladonna. Everblooming light blue. 
Bellamosum. Everblooming dark blue. 
A Mixture of the above, our selection. All high- 
Class. BtOCK Pisce \ee «eee ae vee so se ons (100 $8.00) 
DEW BERRY. This is practically a Blackberry. 
Requires staking. Far superior to Blackberries 
as they are larger and more delicious ........ 

Digitalis—Foxrglove 
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