Thompsonville, Conn. Perennial Plants 



Thermopsis Vinca (Myrtle) 
Caroliniana. Bright yellow flowers, on tall stems, in R—Méinor. Low trailing plant, glossy oval shaped 
June and July. Fine for the hardy border. 4-5 ft. leaves, perfectly evergreen; new growths in early 
spring covered with light blue violet-like flowers; an 
Thymus (Thyme) excellent ground cover. 15c each, $1.50 per doz., 
25c each, 3 for 70c, $2.75 per doz. $11.00 per 100. 
R—Lanuginosus (Woolly-leaved Thyme). Quick 
spreading plant with tiny, downy gray foliage and 
minute reddish-pink flowers. 3-4 in. 
R—Serpyllum Coccineus (Scarlet Thyme). Much prized 
for edging, rockwork and ground cover. Bright 
crimson flowers. 2-4 in. 
Trollius (Globe Flower) 
35c each, $3.75 per doz. 
Europaeus. Globular, buttercup-like flowers of clear 
bright yellow in May and June. Strong stems; very 
free flowering. 2 ft. 
Europeus Hybrids. Extra large, semi-double flowers of 
deep orange yellow during late May and June. 2 to 
21% ft. 35c each, 3 for $1.00, $3.75 per doz. 
Veronica (Speedwell) 
R—Corymbosa Stricta. Dark green foliage. Plants 8 to 
10 inches tall, spikes of intense amethyst-blue flowers 
in July and August. 
R—Elegans Rosea. Neat clumps of dark green leaves 
from which rise erectly, short spikes of light rose pink 
flowers in June and July. 10 in. 

R—Incana. Splendid for rockery. Silvery-gray foliage 
and spikes of violet-blue flowers in July and Aug. 
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Veronica, Longifolia Subsessilis 
Longifolia Subsessilis. Long, dense spikes of rich blue Violet 
pal eas. res NE se ae aes Sept. Spring Beauty. Very large flowered, extra long stemmed, 
OPUR eAE Tashal Sd e' 222hrds Ci le Pe a ad single, bright blue Violet though resembling our 
R—Prostrata. Almost Evergreen variety, fine for edging common Violet, it is far superior in every way; dis- 
and rockery work. Solid mass of dainty blue spikes tinctly different foliage. 25c each, 3 for 70c, $2.75 
during June. per doz. 
All Perennial Plants 30c each, 3 for 85c, $3.25 per doz., unless otherwise noted. 
For price scale and quantity rates see Page 17. ‘‘R” indicates suitabie for Rock Garden. 
OUTDOOR CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
There have been added innumerable varieties in tints, shades, and colors, especially in very 
recent years, until today there is an exceptionally long list of excellent varieties from which 
to choose. 
Calif (Aster). A fine velvety crimson-red. 
Cydonia (Aster). Double fl s of rich glowing ma- 
FIVE CUSHION TYPE janet Pally ated with reddish eee , 
CHRYSANTHEMUMS Dean Kay Improved (Pompon). Beautiful double rose- 
pink flowers from early August until heavy frost. 
Ganna (Aster). Large, free, bright pink. 
Glomera (Aster). Medium sized flowers of bright 
orange; extra early. 
Jean Treadway (Pompon). Sparkling pink with dark 
Cushion Type Chrysanthemums are of dwarf, 
very free branching growth yet with stems of 
sufficient length to permit cutting. Often referred 
to as Azaleamum. Now available in five colors: 
Yellow Cushion Bronze Cushion rose center, becoming soft lilac-pink 
White Cushion Red aay Sustion King Midas (Aster). Charming shade of soft yellow 
Temeeall couelenowdred and scevell carly with bronze tints. September and October. 2'% ft. 
flowennumsOckeschma ite: 65603 05 perdoz. Lavender Lady (Aster). Handsomely formed flowers of 
silvery lavender about 3 inches across. 
Lorelei (Aster). Large flowers of pure golden yellow. 
Pale Moon (Aster). Double flowers of beautiful 
Aster Flowered and Pompon sulphur yellow almost completely cover the plant. 

yt R. Marion Hatton (Pompon). Bright canary yellow. 
Varieties Ruth Hatton (Pompon). A fine ivory white. 
30c each, 3 for 85c, $3.25 per doz. Saladin. Rich red with coral bronze. 
Allbatross. A fine new white. The Chief (Aster). Semi-double flowers of bright scarlet 
Autumn Lights (Aster). Magnificent coppery bronze. and gold. 
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