PENTSTEMON, Cherry Glow 
A really different Perennial for your garden! Cheerful, 
bright, cherry-red flowers touched with white in the 
throat, gracefully placed on wiry spikes. Heretofore few 
northern gardens could have the glory of the giant blooms 
of the tender Gloxinioides, so loved throughout the 
South. Now you need ‘no longer envy your southern 
friends, for this new J. & P. Hybrid Pentstemon is hardy 
enough to winter even in the rigorous climate of northern 
New York, and the flowers are almost as large. Long, 
20-in. spikes, sure to bring an unusual touch to bouquets 
and arrangements. Borne in great profusion from June 
till frost, with six to eight spikes continually in various 
stages of bloom. Interesting and appealing in the border. 
Plants require winter protection in zero climes. 
75c each; 3 for $2.; 6 for $3.75 
RUDBECKIA, The King . 
Regally it bears its large, deep crimson-red flowers, bring- 
ing new life and color wherever you plant it. From half- 
open flower to the full-bloom stage cs orange-brown seed- 
cone with its perimeter of straight red petals, it is always : 
attractive. The petals never fold back; the stems remain ; sa ; : 
majestically stiff. Graceful; long-lasting both in the gar- Rudbeckia, White Lustre 

den and in bouquets for which The King is ideal. Blooms 
profusely June to Sept. Grows 41% ft. high. (Very few RUDBECKIA, White Lustre 
Gloriously crowned by a mass of unusually 
large white flowers, with contrasting giant- 
size, golden-mahogany cones—a very hardy, 
interesting and different new plant anyone can 
grow, anywhere. Lavishly produces long, 
sturdy-stemmed flowers, ideal for cutting. 
Petals first grow upward, then straight out, 
daisy-like, for several daysand finally, 
as the huge cones start to develop, 
bend gracefully downward remaining 
attractive without discoloring for 
several weeks. Stiff flower stems re- 
sist heavy rains and winds. Healthy, 
dark green foliage. Very hardy; win- 
ters perfectly; seldom bothered with 
y disease. Wonderful for beds, borders. 
; Compact bushy plant, 2) ft. high. 
75c each; 3 for $2.; 6 for $3.75 
available; most of crop destroyed by flood.) 75c each. 

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TROLLIUS, Sussex Queen 
A truly fascinating new golden yellow Trol- 
lius of the improved Ledebouri type—an 
improved form of Golden Queen from Ernest 
Ladham of Sussex, Eng. The two outer rows 
of petals, instead of staying cupped as in other ¢ 
types, flatten out gracefully and effectively, 
making a beautiful picture with their very 

interesting stamens, strong filaments, rich- F 
colored anthers. Blooms from end of May q 
into July. Does well in sun and really thrives at ; 
in semi-shade. Will gracefully beautify your Rudbeckia, | © 1.6? co. 
garden. Height 3 to 4 ft. The King ; 
65c each; 3 for $1.65; 6 for $3.25 ; 
STOKESIA, Lavender Queen 
Mammoth form of old-fashioned Stokes Aster, 4-5 in. across. The 
double flowers, silvery-blue suffused lilac-blue at center, are very 
effective both in the garden and in vases. 18-24 in. tall. Vigorous, 
bushy growth, stands heat. Never without a profusion of beautiful 
blooms all summer and fall. Fine for cut-flower arrangements. 
Excellent for any border. Very hardy and very easy to grow. Truly 
an Aster of fine quality and delightful color that will give you the : 
utmost satisfaction. 50c each; 3 for $1.35; 6 for $2.50 Stokesia, Lavender Queen 
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Think how much new interest your 1944 garden can have with these outstanding new Perennials, all 
of which will bloom this year, and continue for years. What adventure in watching each plant as it 
grows and blooms, selecting your favorites, planning new color effects. Planting instructions free. 

UNRIVALED MAY-JUNE LONG-SEASON 
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Astilbe, Fanal (see p. 31) Aquilegia, Crimson Star (pf. 30) Aster, Adorable (p. 30) 
Campanula,Pr.of Exmouth(.31) Astilbe, Fanal (p. 31) Campanula, Blue Carpet (£. 32) 
Catananche (p. 31) Campanula, Pr.of Exmouth (.31) Chrysanthemum, Red Velvet (p. 33) 
Delphinium, Freedom (f. 35) Delphinium, Gayety (fp. 34-35) Coreopsis, Golden Shower (f. 30) 
Geum, Wilton Ruby (p. 36) Geum, Red Wings (f. 36) Lythrum, The Beacon (pf. 37) 
Lythrum, Rosalie (3d cover) Gypsophila, Rosy Veil (p. 37) Phlox, Fairy King (p. 39) 
Pentstemon,Cherry Glow(above) Heuchera, Pink Delight (p. 36) Rudbeckia, White Lustre (above) 
Scabiosa, Blue Lady (p. 40) Primula cashmiriana (p. 37) Stokesia, Lavender Queen (above) 
Tritoma, Robin Hood (3d cover) Trollius, Sussex Queen (at left) Tritoma, Comet (p. 40) 
Violet, Royal Robe (3d cover) Violet, Royal Robe (3d cover) Verbascum, Pink Domino (pf. 40) 
1 0 Plants, 1 of each 10 Plants, 1 of each 10 Plants, 1 of each 
(value $7.15) for. (value $6.30) for. (value $6.05) for. 
th 19.50 
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