AQUILEGIA (Columbine) 
Per Half 
VARIETY Doz. Doz. 
ESET Py EP cS Sos peg: le Ne on tos » 245 
Rich old rose with yellow blend. A lovely 
bedding variety. 
AIPM ALIN CREP UTICSS) ce. eee ee kd cccowe cen ecnnc ccs 65 .40 
Excellent bedding variety. Noted for the 
large size, clear soft mixed color of its blooms. 
Coerulea Rocky Mountain Blue ~....00000000000000000.... 65 .40 
A long spurred variety which is unequalled for 
Beautiful sky blue. Excellent free-bloomer. 
Dobbies Imperial Hybrids ..............0000.....22.0200...... 65 .40 
wide range of color and sturdy growth. Grows 
to a height of 18 to 24 in. A choice variety. 
Long Spurred Blue Shades................00000000.0000200000... 65 .40 
Large flowers of exquisite blue colorings with 
extremely long spurs. Heavy bloomer. 
Longissima (Longest Spurred) —.................---2002..... .15.- 45 
One of the finest of all Columbines. Blooms 
of large size, clear yellow color and exquisite 
quality. Colorful and easy to grow. 
Also in field grown transplanted plants, 20c ea.; 2.00 
Ones aiiretell YOGIGS 2223) 20. Sl Peel 765. 40 
Fine long spurred variety noted for the wide 
variation of color which ranges through mixed 
shades. Excellent for cutting. 
Wh Welter GOES LEP) oe Stee es ra bee eects 65 .40 
For those who want an Aquilegia of rich blue 
color we recommend this variety. Large, long 
spurred blooms of excellent deep color over a 
long season. 
Mites cote iiott so UY DridS. ...-cc.2 esis. n---npcce ens 65 .40 
Unquestionably the finest existing strain of 
Aquiegias. Large flowers of exquisite color- 
ings with extremely long spurs. 
UUs MVS i i eet a 65 .40 
An excellent variety loved for its silvery 
white blooms and finely formed florets. 
ARABIS ALPINA (White Rock Cress).................... 65 .40 
A splendid creeping rock plant which seldom 
reaches over 12 inches in height. Bears masses 
of small white blossoms in early spring. Fo- 
liage is ornamental balance of year. 
ARTEMISIA 
SBR UG TITS Sty Sie a ee on oe [Go s40 
A striking contrast plant. which is valuable for 
its foliage. Light silvery gray color makes it 
desirable for mixed bouquets. We offer these 
in well rooted cuttings. 
Tacoma, Wash., Sept. 23, 1941. 
Richards Gardens, Plainwell, Mich. 
Gentlemen: Your plants arrived in very good condition in spite 
of the great distance. I never expected such large plants for the 
money, either. I am more than satisfied«—Mrs. Sue Dahl, 
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