4 THE JOSEPH F. MARTIN CO., PAINESVILLE, OHIO 
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ALYSSUM — Rock Madwort 
baa nin COMPACTUM. Dwarf, compact Basket of Gold. Flowers April and 
ANCHUSA — Sea Bugloss 
ITALICA MORNING GLORY. Stout, much-branched stems smothered with 
large brilliant rich blue flowers. May TOMIUNGTE OS The os. Ate oreo eee 
MYOSOTIDIFLORA. Dainty blue flowers in branchy sprays during April and 
May. Fine for shady places 
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AQUILEGIA 
DOBBIE’S IMPERIAL HYBRIDS. A very fine assortment by a European 
hybridizer which will be sure to charm you by its beauty 
ARABIS — White Rockcress 
ALPINA. A most desirable spring flowering plant for the rock garden and 
low borders. Forms a dense carpet of pure white flowers that last a long 
time when in_ bloom. 
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ARMERIA — Sea Pink or Thrift 
CEPHALOTES RUBRA. Good sized flowers of striking red; grows dwarfer than 
Bee’s Ruby and Glory of Holland 
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LAUCHEANA. Bright rosy red. Height 3 to 6 inches, blooming May and June 
ARTEMESIA 
SILVER KING. Bright silver-colored stems and foliage are of i alest value for 
florists’ fillers, can also be dried for winter use. ..... ... ...........0. 
SILVER QUEEN. Like Silver King, but sturdier in growth, producing stronger 
and longer stems. A larger, bushier plant 
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ASCLEPIAS 
TUBEROSA. A showy native plant about 24% feet high. Produces brilliant 
orange-scarlet flowers during July and August. Nice for cutting. 
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HARDY ASTERS 
BEECHWOOD CHALLENGER. Erect grower, producing brilliant crimson-red 
flowers; fine for cutting or landscaping use. Heavy field grown. ........ 
BEECHWOOD RAY. New variety of the Novae-Belgi type. Medium sized flow- 
ers of rich pink color are carried in greatest profusion. Height 3 feet. . 
BLUE GOWN. The finest late blue variety. Huge blossoms with a thick row of 
petals on tall arching stems. This is similar to the variety Climax but the 
color is a deeper blue. Most ideal for cutting ......:........ ...... 
BLUE LAGOON. A new and charming variety of the Papedtshe irate) type, pro- 
ducing blue flowers quiet and lovely. One of the best................ 
BLUE PLUME. Rich, deep purple, nearly double flowers appear in spikes of 
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CLIMAX. One of the best and showiest, with large pyramidal spikes of large 
light ! lavender | blue’ flowers: "5 Py. Fie Tn in Be a RR 
GAYBORDER BLUE. Wonderful tall border variety, good for cutting. Clear 
intense blue flowers, bright yellow eye. 
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HARRINGTON’S PINK ADORABLE. Fine silvery rose flowers in clusters, from 
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HILDA BALLARD. Enormous flowers are beautiful opalescent mauve or lilac. 
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MAID OF THE MIST. Lovely, double mauve flowers 
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