ASTILBE=-Spirea 
An old-fashioned garden favorite coming 
back into favor. Dainty plumes of pink and 
white. 
*AUBRETIA 
An excellent creeping perennial for rock— 
eries, dry banks and wal! gardens. 
MONARCH STRAIN. Famous English strain. Rare 
and unusual shades of pink, purple and lav— 
ender. 
CAMPANULA--Bel 1 fl ower 
There is a Bellflower for every garden 
purpose from the tiniest rockery gem to the 
stateliest four foot border plant. 
*CARPATICA ALBA. 8/10 in. Attractive mounds 
‘of green, bearing pure white bel l—like flowers. 
*CARPATICA DITTON BLUE. Same as above with 
large blue flowers, 
PERSICIFOLIA. 3/34 ft. tall border type. 
“MIXED HYBRIDS 
TELHAM BEAUTY. Pale lilac. 
WHITE QUEEN 
PURE BLUE 
CANTERBURY BELLS 
A Four—Winds specialty. Large 
heavy clumps dug with a ball of soil 
around the roots to avoid any set back 
when transplanted. 
SINGLE FLOWERED TYPES 
DEEP BLUE 
ROSE 
CUP AND SAUCER TYPE 
WHITE 
ROSE 
LIGHT BLUE 
DEEP BLUE 
20¢ each; 6 for $1.00. 

CONVALARIA--Lily of the Valley 
*MAJALIS. The well=known, old-fashioned 
Lily of the Valley. 
COREOPSIS 
*AURICULATA NANA. 6/10 in. An excellent 
dwarf variety. Smal! golden blossoms most 
of the summer. 
NEW GOLD. 24 ft. A new double golden yellow 
variety. 
MAYFIELD GIANT. 
newer border types. Very large, 
flowers in June and July. 
DOUBLE SUNBURST. Dazzling double gold. 
24 ft. The best of the 
single 
CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
The following list of hardy garden 
Chrysanthemums is composed of varieties 
which have been thoroughly tested by 
us and found satisfactory for this 
locality. Besides these, we will have 
under trial many new varieties. 
Full sun, rich soil and plenty of 
moisture are the chief cultural re- 
quirements. 
Plants in 3 in. pots. Spring. 20¢ 
each; 6 for $1.00. 
Field clumps. Late spring and sunmer, 
35¢ each; 3 for 90¢. 
Specimen plants. In fault bloom. 
Balled and burlapped. Fall. 55¢ 
each; 3 for $1.50 
SINGLE FLOWERING TYPES, 
Arcturus. Honey Yellow. Very un 
usual. 
Psyche. Shell pink. 
Fortuna. Oxp Qodured wee cuir ly 
petaled. 
Orange Wonder. Deep coppery orange. 
Niobe. Of dwarf compact habit. 
Glistening white with yellow disc. 
DOUBLE AND SEMI~-DOUBLE ‘ 
Algonquin. Clear yellow. Dwarf 
habit. 
Autumn Lights. Coppery bronze. Semi-— 
double. 
Caliph. Oxblood red, with a velvety 
sheen. 
Crimson Splendor. Golden deep maroon. 
Geronimo. Buff orange. 
King Midas. 
bronze. 
Lavender Lady. True lavender. Very 
handsome. 
Manantico. New. Semi-—double. Deep rose. 
Pohotcong. Deep pink. 
P. S. Dupont. Soft salmon-—rose. 
Seminole. Early creamy white. 
Sept. Dawn. Sparkling pink with 
the softness of dawn. 
Tasvia. The best double white. 
The Moor. I|ntense port-wine red. 
Excellent. A yellow center. 
Vesta. Deep golden orange. Semi-— 
double. 
POMPOMS. 
Early Bronze. Deep bronze. Very 
early. Dwarf. 
Ethel. Reddish bronze. 
Sept. Cloud. Purest white with 
primrose shading. 
Sept. Gold. Brilliant golden yellow. 
Sept. Bronze. Warm golden bronze. 
Soft yellow, tinted 
Judith Anderson. New. Buttercup 
yellow. Dwarf. 
White Gull. Pure white. Dwarf. 
CUSHION MUMS, (Azaleamums) 
Amelia Bronze. 
Amelia Pink. 
Santa Claus Red. 
Dean Kay. A delightful mound of 
pink. 
Little Bob. Mahogany bronze. 
White Cushion. 
Yellow Cushion. 

