

SOME NEW, RARE PERENNIALS! 
PYRETHRUM SINGLE RUBY 
(Chrysanthemum coccin- 
eum) The new perennial is covered with largest flowers of 
richest ruby-red, long in the stem, over tufted fern foliage. 
Outstanding, rare, very hardy. Each 50c. ° 
STACHY’S LANTAT—This new rare perennial is a carpet 
of silkly, silvery,.white velvet; tiny violet flowers peer from 
spikes like slender rolls of white wool. No better mat-form- 
ing silvery-downy plants. 
Each 35e; 
2 for 65e. 

AQUILEGIA. DOUBLE, Columbine 
—Attractive double flowers and a 
good range of the colors. Hach, 
40c;} 2. for 75c." = 
AQUILEGIA (Columbine) Chrys- 
antha — Beautiful double golden- 
yellow flowers; blooms for two 
months. Hach 40c; 2 for 75c. 
ACHILLEA, (The Pearl) — Lovely 
clustered flowers, v e r y double, 
white—decorative foliage. Excell- 
et rock garden or border plant. 
Bach 30c; ~2-for 55c. 
ARTEMSIA, (Silver King) —Feath- 
ery foliage of frosted silver on a 
branching plant gives superb con- 
trast in border or bouquets. Hach 
25Cw eau tOLe+pCe 
AQUILEGIA, (Long-spured Colum- 
bine) —Great favorite everywhere. 
Flowers delightful colored. Hardy 
vigorous, long-lived. Each 40c; 2 
for 75c. 
BLEEDING HEART (Dicentra Ex- 
imia)—This is the plumy bleeding 
heart a dwarf-growing sort, with 
beautiful, finely cut foliage with 
pretty pink flowers throughout the 
season. It is equally at home in 
full shade or sun and hardy any- 
where. Ecah 40c; 2 for 75c. 
BLEEDING HEART (Spectabilis) 
—The old favorite of grandmoth- 
er’s garden. Deep rose-red, heart 
shaped flowers along drooping 
stems. Hardy and thrifty. Each 
Ghee 1 Or. $1220, 
CHINESE LANTERN (Physalis) — 
Bright orange-scarlet lantern-like 
fruits in autumn are very popular 
in winter bouquets. Very hardy 
and gasy to grow. Hach 25c; 2 
for 45c. 
COREOPSIS GRANDIFLORA 
Glistening yellow flowers — hund- 
reds of them—all summer long on 
a very hardy, thrifty plant. Very 
beautiful and useful in bouquets. 
Superb foreground plant for Del- 
phiniums. Each 25c; 2 for 45c. 
DELPHINIUM — Belladonna and 
Bellamosa. Tall grand spikes of 
clear, heavenly blue, set off by 
beautiful, heavy foliage. Free con- 
tinuous bloomers, so hardy and de- 
pendable. Plant in good, rich, well 
drained soil in a sunny location.— 
Each 40c;° 2 for 75c. 
DIANTHUS — Dwarf hardy pink. 
Excellent for rock garden and 
border. Each 30c; 2 for 55c. 
ERYNGIUM (Sea-Holly) 'Amethy- 
stinum—-Fine foliage with bluish- 
green shoots terminating in num- 
erous amethyst-blue, thistle-like 
flowers. 2 feet. Each 30c; 2 for 
Doce 
FERN—Hardy. Fine for planting 
in shade. Grows from 12-18 inch- 
es. Each 30c; 2 for 55c. 
FUNKIA—(Day Liliy) — Very at- 
tractive plants with long, broad, 
overlapping leaves of various mark- 
ings. Mauve flowers from August 
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