TREES, SHRUBS AND PLANTS FOR THE HOME 
Plans for Arranging Perennial Flower Beds 
There are three units suggested here which can be used in a great variety of ways. The space available for a per- 
ennial garden is practically the only limit to the possibilities of using these. 
The walks between the beds may be of grass, or provided with stepping stones set in the grass, or made up of 
irregular pieces of concrete or flat slabs of building stone, or even brick walks as you prefer. 
Note: The first of each set of numbers is the key number. 
For instance, in 5-2, five is the key number, and two desig- 
nates the number of plants to be used there. 
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Kind of Plant 
Pink Peony 
Red Peony 
Delphinium 
Aquilegia 
Achillea 
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Coreopsis 
Campanula 
Phlox “Goliath” 
German Iris 
Gaillardia 
Sweet William 
Amount 
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PLAN 3 
Kind of Plant 
Foxglove 
Arabis 
Garden Pinks 
Shasta Daisy 
Veronica 
Coreopsis 
Achillea 
Lychnis 
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A broad open lawn edged with a planting of shrubs and 
perennial plants. The plan may be reversed if garage is on 
the left. The planting can be enlarged or reduced to fit vari- 
ous sizes of space available. 
Note: The first of each set of numbers is the key number. 
For instance, in 4-5, four is the key number, and five desig- 
nates the number of plants to be used there. 
Key No. 
Amount 
Kind of Plant 
Japanese Barberry Hedge 
Snowberry 
Forsythia Fortunei 
Fragrant Honeysuckle 
Weigela Rosea 
Spirea Callosa Alba 
Spirea Van Houttei 
Rhodotypos 
Butterfly Bush 
Silverleaf Maple 
Anchusa 
Phlox “Goliath” 
Phlox “Mrs. Jenkins” 
Delphinium 
Gypsophila 
German Iris 
Aquilegia 
Veronica 
Achillea 
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