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ARTEMESIA 
LACTIFLORA. Large, branching panicles of sweet scented, creamy white 
flowers serine stor A CUItINgG»9 m3 © tOnArat ts) AUG) SED mach cer eee ae 1.50 10.00 
SILVER KING. Bright silver-colored stems and foliage are of great value 
for florists’ fillers, can also be dried for winter use ................ 2.00 15.00 
STELLERIANA. Deeply cut silvery white foliage, frequently used in carpet 
bedding 2 Height 2d) Bitng etre ok tow Cnr sees ORT AR Eee ge a can ee 1.50 10.00 
ASPHODELUS 
LUTEUS..Tallispikes_of bright:vellow® tlowerssss oe ee 1.50 10.00 
HARDY ASTERS 
ALPINUS BLUE. Dwarf, compact growth, fairly large light blue flowers. 
Fieldsgrown: plants wor lates fallédelivery. 2 ta 9 waste ee re 1-75 12.50 
ALPINUS ALBUS. Fine dwarf white aster, bearing large, single white 
FloWerSEONEO GLO GeInChieS telyS an V\GLYan Cl Gl) Che ecm tenets atta ney are enn 75 12250 
BEECHWOOD CHALLENGER. Erect grower, producing brilliant crimson-red 
flowers; fine for cutting or landscape use. Field grown plants for late 
Fall CENVELY sc ted eps eee ace ee tee tolk te Teen ce oe ss Se a ee 2.00 15.00 
BLUE CLOUD. Fluffy green foliage covered with single soft lavender blue 
flowers», Withtyellowss Centers sac reat tn cree eee Oe ee ire a ee 2.00 15.00 
ROSE CLOUD. Attractive rose flowers produced in graceful sprays.. Very 
qood companionzator™= Bue. GlOUd ice wer myers oe Pe cet ee ee 2.00 15.00 
RED CLOUD. A rare and fine novelty; pure deep pink flowers in Sept. and 
Oct) 7Completesisthe® companions.25. 2 pie + Genus cate <P eae as ete eee 2.00 15.00 
BLUE GOWN.. Finest late blue variety. Huge blossoms of deep blue on 
tall#archingmstems; miGealae Or Cut ul tC siege ern terete ee ee 2.00 15.00 
BLUE PLUME. Rich, deep purple, nearly double flowers appear in spikes 
Otesplendidm orm, ewelllmaca@p nec wc Om CUUE ITC smear et nantes ern renner 2.00 15.00 
FRIKARTI. Lavender-blue flowers 2 to 2% inches across, from June until 
midm@NovemberesexcellentiestOrmeCu Lit Cements ee rere 1 Ae 20.00 
GAYBORDER BLUE. Wonderful tall border variety, good for cutting. Clear 
intense; blues flowers, brightayellow “ever ee en ee 2.00 15,00 
GAYBORDER SUPREME. Large, semi-double flowers toned clear rose pink. 
BloomsSia ‘Very aCOrly rca meetin teee ced oe etc ey mena, LOT ee en A oa 2.00 15.00 
HARRINGTON’S PINK. Fine silvery rose flowers in clusters, from early 
Sept.muntilacutedowns DVu [rOStis tact cae nee eset s nee hema wr ean Oe 2e25 17.50 
HILDA BALLARD. Enormous flowers are beautiful opalescent mauve or 
lilacey One*of. ther:finestiee, a.ctvcne te tet ence eet eee I ee 2.00 15.00 
LITTLE PINK LADY. Medium dwarf grower, produces fine pink flowers 
Whicheblendienicely with Otne GD OOM Sammartino 2.00 15,00 
MAID OF THE MIST. Lovely, double mauve flowers. .................. 2.00 15.00 
MULBERRY. Flowers are a real mulberry red, borne in heavy clusters. 
Heights Sato vAr feets orc een lee sce oman. tee pete tamed oF Bien a as 2.00 15.00 
PALMYRA. Medium height; semi-double, pure pink flowers making up 
into perfect FpyYramldsseeh te} ces eee ON etre tt od cea tie Nt eee 2.00 15.00 
RED ROVER. Flowers are as near pure red as possible. Compact habit, free 
HICOMINGRtrOM Boe Diese LO mt OS Uma aera re teem a eee ocr ee a 2.00 15.00 
STAR OF EISENACH. One of the most brilliant Asters with its dark violet 
blue flowers and rich glowing orange centers. Field grown plants for 
late ¥tall mdeliveryi03 rs ee eg ony es Eee Renn ee ee ee 2.25 17.50 
STAR OF WARTBURG. Flowers are large, lilac-blue with striking orange 
center, on 12 to 14 inch stems. Field grown plants for late fall delivery. 2.00 15.00 
STRAWBERRIES & CREAM. Deep pink opening to softer pink flowers. 
Blooms =therendcofrsept.) Height s4aifteeeee ee ee ee eee 2.00 15.00 
WINCHELL VARIETY. Strong grower, very fine blue variety, coming into 
bloom by mid-August and remaining effective for a long time. ...... 1.75 12350 
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Those hardy borders can be a blaze of color through to frost if you 
take advantage of the possibilities in this Aster group. Florists will 
find them fine for cutting too. 
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