Perennials 
Aconitum-Monkshood-Fischeri A 
dwart variety, deep blue flowers two 
to three feet in height: September 
and October. 
Anchusa-Chinese Forget-Me-Not 
Dwarf; about one foot, flowers in 
May and June; Gentian-blue forget- 
me-not-like flowers. Very hardy and 
of easy culture. 
Anemone- Wildflower-Queen Charlotte 
Among the choicest of perennials; 
charming cut flowers and fine in 
the border; pink flowers on 2% to 3 
feet stems in late August and Sep- 
tember. 
Aquilegia— 
Columbine—These well known and 
treasured plants are among the 
most popular for the garden. They 
do well in partial shade, growing to 
about 2% feet and bloom in June 
and July. 
Crimson Star—F lowers very large; 
crimson sepals and spurs with white 
petals or corolla; very striking. 
Longissima—Extremely long spur- 
red; delicate pure yellow. 
Mrs. Nichols Blue—Deep blue bold 
flowers. 
Super Long spurred Hybrids of rose 
and yellow shades. 
Arabis-White Rock Cress (Alpina)— 
Double flowers of pure white ap- 
pear in great profusion in April and 
May; plants about six inches; fine 
for border or rockery. 
Armeria-Thrift or Sea-Pink (Glory of 
Holland)—Dwarf evergreen grass- 
like foliage above which rise 12 to 
15 inch stems topped with rich crim- 
son-pink balls of flowers from early 
June until mid-summer. 
Asctepias-Butterfly Plant Very 
showy large heads of brilliant or- 
ange in July; grows about two feet. 
Astilbe-False Spirea—These hardy as- 
tilbe are as showy and lovely as any 
folwer in the garden with long up- 
right panicles freely produced. 
(Bremen)—New: Bright salmon- 
pink spikes on a dwarf plant; grows 
to two feet; June and July. 
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(Fanal)—Deepest red variety with 
brilliant long spikes well above the 
foliage; grows to two feet; June and 
July. 
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Hardy Asters— 
Beechwood Challenger—The closest 
to red of any hardy aster. Clear yel- 
low disc, a bushy grower, good foli- 
age, grows to three feet; flowers in 
September and October. 
Frikarti (Wonder of Staffa)—Finest 
violet blue with deen gold center; 
grows 2% feet producing flowers 
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in profusion up to three inches in 
diameter from July to frost. 
Harrington Pink—A choice and out- 
standing new pink aster. Grows 
bushy to 2% feet with an abundance 
of soft rose flowers in September 
and October. 
Campanula-Bellflower— 
Pers.cifolia (Misty Morn)—A new 
and outstanding form with double 
lavender-blue bells covering the 24% 
foot plant. Blooms June and July. 
Persicifolia Alba—Same as above 
but with single, white bell flowers. 
Very effective with the blue when 
planted in groups of three or more. 
Rotundifolia-Blue Bells of Scotland 
Nodding, clear blue, bell-shaped 
flowers with fine foliage; long flow- 
ering season June to August; grows 
one foot. 
Carnations-Dianthus-Double Border — 
Choicest mixed pink and red shades; 
sweet scented; about 15 inches: 
blooms June and July. 
Chrysanthemums— 
All plants offered in 2% inch pots 
for spring only. These plants are well 
rooted and will make a large, sturdy 
plant with myriads of flowers in the 
fall. This is a decidedly better choice 
than to wait until plants are in bloom 
in the fall as you get a much longer 
season of bloom by spring planting. 
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Avalanche—Large, well formed, 
double pure white. Perfect for cut- 
ting. Blooms the end of September; 
two feet. 
Eugene A. Wanderer—A big, bril- 
liant glistening golden yellow beau- 
ty that flowers so freely that its 
branches are completely hidden. 
Grows about 114 feet and blooms in 
late September. 
Heatherbloom—Double deep mul- 
berry-pink flowers about 2% inches 
across. Plant is in full bloom by mid- 
September. 
Lavander Lady—A lovely pure lay- 
ander with no trace of mauve. The 
most distinct lavander yet offered. 
Very double blooms from late Sep- 
tember. 
Mrs. P. S. Dupont II—Dominant 
shade is a soft peach tint blending 
with mauve undertones producing a 
lovely luminous sheen. Grows 2% 
feet: blooms from early October. 
Red Velvet—New. One of the finest 
rich velvet crimson mums. Three to 
three and one-half inch blooms start 
to show in early October; grows 2 
to 2% feet. 
