Hardy Perennial Flowers 
We list a number of the favorite flowers that lose 
their tops by dying down in the winter, but whose roots 
are preserved from year to year, consequently when 
once planted, they are perpetual, coming back each sea- 
son with an increase in size of plant and flowering 
capacity. Just think of it—flowers all summer, all 
colors, every year, without special care or trans- 
planting. Include perennials in every order. Get better 
acquainted with them. See catalogue, page 59. (Do 
NOT SELL TULIPS THIS SEASON.) 
(Sell the following list at 35c each, $3.00 per ten 
unless otherwise noted) 
Achillea. White only. Splendid for cemeteries. 
Anchusa. Italian Elue. Blooms all summer. 
Anthemis (Hardy Marguerite). 
Aquilegia (Columbine). Blue, pink, red, purple, white. 
Asters. ..Hardy. Assorted colors, small flower. 
Baby’s Breath. White. Valuable for cut flowers. 50c. 
Bleeding Heart. Common red variety. 50c. 
Bleeding Heart (Everblooming). 
Boltonia Latisquama. Pink. 
Canna Bulbs. Red or Yellow. (Dig up each fall.) 
Canterbury Bell. Pink, blue, purple or white. 
Carnation. Hardy, pink. 
Chinese Lantern. Coral red pods. 
Chrysanthemum (Pink Cushion). Hundreds of flowers on a 
single plant, 50e each. 
Chrysanthemum, Hardy. White, pink or yellow, 50c¢ each. 
Coral Bell. Bright red small flowers on long stems. 
Coreopsis. Eeautiful yellow flowers. 
Dahlias. Assorted colors. (Dig up each fall.) 
Daisy, Painted. Red or pink flowers. 
Daisy (Shasta). Dwarf, white flowers. 
Delphiniumv. (See Larkspur.) 
Digitailis. (Same as Fox-glove.) 
Foxglove. Pink, red. white, purple. 
Gaillardia. Orange red margined with yellow. 
Gentian. Sapphire-blue flowers. 
Gladioli. Choice mixed colors. 50c per dozen. 
Golden Anthemis. Yellow. Very hardy. 
Hollyhocks. Assorted colors. 
Iceland Poppy. Orange-yellow. 
Iris (Liberty). Yellow, purple. See named varieties. Page 31 
Iris Pumila. Dwarf, purple. 
Iris, (Siberian). Purple or white. 
Larkspur (Delphinium). Pacific Hybrids, 50¢ each. 
Larkspur (Delphinium). Chinese. Blue or white. Ever- 
blooming. 
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