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Three Dozen 
HEMEROCALLIS 
Mrs. W. H. Wyman. (Betscher) The 
true variety is pale glistening 
yellow; has great garden value. 
Pe eChnast. oe ee Be 5.00 
Radiant. (Yeld) Clear pure orange, 
ranks next to Hyperion in quality 
and texture. 33 ft. July and 
PR Ge ee ae 7-50 
Royal. A Japanese variety, golden 
yellow, splendid texture, fra- 
grant. 4 ft. June and July cae 7250 
Sir Michael Foster. Large apricot- 
yellow flowers; petals ruffled; 
sepals smoothly finished and 
tipped with orange. 4 ft. June 
and July 2225 7-50 
Sovereign. Orange-yellow, 23 ft. 
ira cS Oo es ate Us 5 00 
thunbergi. Lemon-yellow, 2-3 ft. 
ek Fe ee ee TL 2250 
Yellow Hammer 1.5 5 00 
HEUCHERA Coral Bells or Alum Root 
Cascade elt 5 Se 
Freedom. Light rose. New 1.5 5.00 
Hoodacre. Large flowers, long 
period of bloom. 30 in. 1.l5 5.00 
La Perle. Coral pink, 18-2); in. 1.00 3.50 
Mary Rose. New clear pink WW ____1.75 6.00 
spluie de feu. Bright red, 15-16 in. 
June and RRA ee ee eee olt5 5-00 
sanguinea. Bright crimson. 12-18 in. 
June to September 1.15 l..00 
HIBISCUS fallow 
New Giant Flowering. Pink, white, 
red. -6 ft. August and September__1.15 ),.00 
HOLLYHOCKS 
Newport Pink. Double pink, 6 ft. 
Fa) ee ee ee eee eke 1.00 
Mixed colors. Single, 6-8 ft. July 285 3.00 

HOSTA 
glauca. Blue, 22 ft. July 
sub-cordata grandiflora. White, 
14-2 ft. July and August 
Thomas Hoge. 
undulata variegata. Blue, 13-2 ft. 
July and August 
IBERIS 
*xsempervirens. White, 3 in. 
“Snowflake. Large white, in. 
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Plantain Lily 
1.25 50 
7 6.00 
1.75 6.00 
1.15 00 
Candytuft 
1.00 3.50 
1.115 5.00 

