HARDY PERENNIALS AND ROCK PLANTS 
ASTILBE (Spirea or Goats Beard) 
cs Largely used for forcing for Easter flower- 
ing. Require 10-14 weeks to flower after 
starting at 55°-60° F. An abundance of 
water is essential when flower sprays be- 
gin to develop. Also attractive in the 
garden. 
America. White shaded lavender. 
Bonn. Rose red. 
Deutschland. White. 
Gladstone. White. 
Gloria Superba. Brilliant dark pink. 
Granat. Dark crimson. 
Queen Alexandria. Deep pink. 
Rhineland. Crimson shade salmon. 
Peachblossom. Light pink. 
Pink Pearl. Rose pink. 
$3.00 per 10; $25.00 per 100; $225.00 per 
BAPTISIA (False Indigo) 
c Australis. 2’. Attractive foliage and flowers 
in June that resemble a dark blue lu- 
pine. Very hardy and easy to grow.... 
CAMPANULA 
rs Carpatica (Carpathian Harebell). An at- 
tractive sort forming compact tufts with 
clear blue or white cup shaded flowers 
on slender stems. 6-8" higher in June 
ooatel Shull = 
c Persicifolia grandiflora. 2’. (Peachleaved 
Bellflower). Produces good sized laven- 
der blue flowers on numerous spikes dur- 
ing May and June 
r Porscharskyana (Siberian Bell Flower). 8’. 
Forms attractive tufts of foliage covered 
with dainty blue star like flowers in May, 
June and July 
rs_ Rotundifolia (Blue Bells of Scotland). 1’. 
Slender stems with clear blue pendant 
bells produced from June to frost 
CASSIA (Indian Senna) 
Marilandica. 4’. Handsome pinnate foliage 
and numerous racemes of showy yellow 
flowers in midsummer make this a good 
item for the back of the border or to use 
with shrubs . . 
CENTAUREA (Knapweed) 
c  Macrocephala. 31/)’. Thistle like golden 
yellow flowers during July-August. Flow- 
ers and seed pods both are excellent to 
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CEPHALARIA (Yellow Scabiosa) 
Alpina. 4’. Produces good sized pale yel- 
low blooms resembling Caucasica. The 
very long stems make it an excellent cut 
flower . 
CERASTIUM (Snow in Summer) 
Tomentosum. 6”. A low growing plant 
with silvery leaves and covered in May 
with pure white flowers. Excellent for the 
larger rockery and makes a fine edging 
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CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
Rooted cuttings of greenhouse and hardy 
varieties are listed in our special mum 
price-lists. The following varieties are of- 
fered out of 3” pots for delivery late April 
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Algonquin. Double golden yellow....... 
Barbara Cummings. Large double bronzy 
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Burgundy sg bort a wanemne die ee ener 
Cydonia. Rich orange bronze red ........ 
Early Bronze. Small flowered orange - 
bronze =. Ness: fabscine aie seleee ne eee teenie 
Early Yellow. Light yellow sport of the 
CIbOVe: Fasc Ae See aero 
Eugene A. Wander. Huge golden yellow. 
Goblin. "Double" warm bronze gees sas. ee 
Jean Cummings. 
Jean Treadway. 
Judith Anderson. Best yellow pompon.... 
King Midas. Large double bronze yellow. 
Lavender Lady. Popular soft lavender.... 
Little Bob. Deep bronze red button. Spread- 
Most perfect white...... 
Double rose pink 
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Mrs. Sam P. Rotan. Golden yellow double 
Mrs. P. S. Dupont. Large double peach 
Din yh ies stant ae Acces od Tea ee eh a 
Nancy Copeland. Spectrum red, single 
Ouray. Bronze red button 
Pale Moon. 
Rapture. 
Large fluffy pale yellow...... 
Orange flushed carmine........ 
Symphony. Double coppery pink ........ 
The Chief. Semi-double scarlet and gold 
These Moorameh Gheecanctrcin tht inst iene ee 
Winnetka. Double cream white .......... 
Yellow Gem. Canary yellow button 
CUSHIONS or AZALEAMUMS 
Pink Yellow White Bronze 
Santa Claus. Much improved red ....... 
September Bronze. Rich orange bronze 
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September Cloud. White with primrose 
shading a 2.) an aac oee ee oe eae 
September Gold. Brilliant golden yellow 
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For rooted cuttings and 214" of all the 
above and many others see our special 
hardy mums, pages 28-30. 
VARIOUS TYPES 
Shasta Daisy Alaska. 2’. Large glistening 
white blossoms in June and July ....... 
Rubellum Clara Curtis. 2’. Masses of ex- 
quisite single pink blooms in September 
Arcticum (Arctic Daisy). 18. Attractive 
dark green foliage and multitudes of pure 
white tlowers <(ie. Waters can prenatal cee ree 
Arcticum Astrid. Similar to the above but 
with salmon shell pink blooms 
CONVALLARIA (Lily of the Valley) 
rcs Majalis. 8". Well known and_ fragrant 
strong feldegrowmeclumpsi ei heen 
COREOPSIS (Tickseed) 
c Grandiflora Sunburst. 3’. An improved 
variety with semi-double blooms 
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