Gypsophila Oldhamiana—Hardy perennial, produc- 
ing wide open single light pink flower blooms 
from August to frost. First class for cutting. 
Plants Each 40c 
Gypsophila Paniculata—Numberless' tiny white 
blooms completely hide the plant during flowering 
season. May be cut and dried for winter use. 
Per Plant 25c 
Gypsophila—Rosy Veil—Very similar to “Bodgeri” 
except the flowers are pink. An excellent compan- 
ion with Bodgeri as the two make a variety in 
floral arrangements. Blooms in May and through- 
QUE AH OK MEGANE Coe ake oka Plants Each 50c 
Heruchera—Rosamundi—(Coral Bells) — Foliage is 
heart shaped leaves with graceful flowers of a 
lovely shade of pink. Very dainty and graceful for 
Sie pOUd Let Sims ee een Se ee Each 50c 
Liatris or Kansas Gay Feather—A grand plant for 
cut flower work. Blooms are on stalks from 3 to 5 
feet. The varieties are as follows: 
Callilepsis—A rich purple. Blooms in mid-season. 
Each 20c 
Scariosa—September Glory—Tall growing, purple 
flowers from top to bottom. Blooms in September. 
7 Each 25c 
Lillies—Regal—Tall spikes with white blooms 
tinged pink on the outside and yellow on the in- 
side. Blooms in June and July. Perfectiv hardy. 
Vie rye Er ae Tait tae eee ae eee oe Strong Bulbs 50c 
Lillies—Philippinense—A new white lily with a pale 
green throat. Blooms in August and until frost. 
Very sweet scented _____---_--_- Strong Bulbs 60c 
Pentstemon—Firebird or Cherry Glow—An outstand- 
ing new introduction to add color to summer 
gardens. The individual ruby-crimson blooms are 
unusually large and the long spikes of blooms are 
especially atrractive in bouquet. The past year this 
plant was in demand with all florists who saw it. 
Each 50c, 3 for $1.25 
Pansies—Strong plants in assorted colors. Large size 
lO OT See ee er eee en ener eee ee 6 for 50c 
Pyrethums or Painted Daisy—Mixed colors of red, 
Dinkga New ite eee a eee eee ee Per Plant 15c 
Primula or Hardy Primrose—These little flowers are 
a welcome to the hardy spring flowers. Blooming 
early in April in a variety of shades of yellow, 
orange and dark mahogany colors. Height about 
10 inches. These are good planted in among shrub- 
DekVelOmCOlOrmmelic C tm sa ee Plants Each 25c 
Phlox Subulata—A creeping moss about 4 inches 
high that is desirable for rock gardens. Blooms ear- 
ly in the spring. A bright rose pink color. 
Plants Each 20c 
Sea Holly—Grows in fine lace like form with a pro- 
fusion of misty purple-blue blossoms which may 
be cut and dried for winter bouquet. Grows about 
18 inches high. Does well in poor soil. 
Each 25c—5 for $1.00 
Stokesia—Rich green ornamental foliage with a 
clear azure-blue flower. Begins to bloom in July. 
Grows 12 to 15 inches high and flowers look like 
asters with finely divided petals. 
Each 35c—3 for $1.00 
Statice Dumosa—A perennial that the cut flower is 
Suitaplestormd Tryin eee ee eee Per Plant 20c 
Statice Latifolia—Deep blue flowers that bloom in 
June to August. Can be used for winter bouquets. 
Per Plant 20c 
Sedum Spectable—Light green foliage and bloom of 
rose colored flowers. Grows about 18 inches high. 
Good for borders or rock gardens____Per Plant 25c 
Sedum Seboldi—The best of the sedum family. 
Foliage round and a beautiful blue gray color 
edged red. Flowers are pink. Blooms in August 
ande september = ee ee Strong Plants 40c 
Violas—In assorted colors of blue, yellow and pur- 
ple. Violas are miniature pansies. Wonderful little 
rock garden plants. 
Plants Each 15c, 6 for 75c, Per Dozen $1.25 
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