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- SHASTA DAISY, 
Zinnia-Flowered 
(Left, Top) 
These prim, zinnia-like, 4- to 41-in. 
Shastas make an interesting plot in 
any garden. Many rows of pure 
white, broad, blunt, overlapping 
petals, hiding the center at early 
stages, but later folding back to dis- 
play bright golden yellow. Prolific 
in early June; repeats later. Best semi- 
double. Interesting to grow. Excel- 
lent for cutting . . . very decorative. 
Height 18 to 24 in. 
50c each; 3 for $1.35; 6 for $2.50 
SHASTA DAISY, 
Favorite 
(Left) 
Look at a field daisy through 
a strong magnifying glass 
and this is what you'll see! 
7An enormous flower, con- 
-spicuous color and long stem. 
The 5-in. blooms, with over- 
lapping, stiff, pure white 
petals, are produced in great 
profusion in June and July 
and constantly throughout 
the season. Full, clear yellow 
center. Height 214 to 3 ft. 
Long-lasting; ideal for taller 
borders and for beds. 
65c each; 3 for $1.75; 
6 for $3.25 
Favorite 
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SHASTA DAISY, Esther Reed 

HELIOPSIS, Summer Gold 
(Above) 
CIncomparabilis.) The giant daisy-like semi- 
double 4-in. flowers have petals of mellow gold 
with slightly deeper centers. Prolific in growth, 
Summer Gold does not run away, but the tops 
of a clump of three will cover 4 to 5 feet. Con- 
tinuous with its wealth of bloom from June 
till frost. One of the finest of border and back- 
ground perennials; magnificent in bold, massed 
plantings. As the flowers finish, those which 
are not used for bouquets should be cut back; 
then new buds will form, to continue the bloom. 
Height 3 ft. Excellent where you want a tall 
plant of unusual vigor and profusion of bloom. 
Strong stems hold flower heads erect so they 
show to the best advantage. 
50c each; 3 for $1.35; 6 for $2.50 

(Above) 
One of the most delightful of Shasta Daisies! The 
chrysanthemum-like Esther Reed, with its immaculate 
white of a commencement-day dress, is June at its best. 
It is a Modern Shasta Daisy developed from Burbank’s 
world-famous original. One of the easiest-to-grow plants 
for achieving a prim, white, mass effect. Almost en- 
tirely free from bother by insects or disease. It is per- 
petually in bloom from June to October, lavish with 
flowers you want for the home. The stunning, com- 
pletely double flowers have strong 18-in. stems. The 
plants enjoy being divided every two years and require 
slight protection in the coldest areas. 
75¢ each; 3 for $2.00; 6 for $3.75 
BLEEDING-HEART (Dicentra spectabilis) 
A proved favorite of grandmothet’s day, 
which is just as valuable now as it was 
then. Grows to about 30 in., every year 
gaining in breadth and width. The 
“Bleeding-hearts’’ are borne in graceful 
sprays which first appear with the early 
primulas and daffodils and finally finish 
with the later polemonium and iris. Will 
do well in either semi-shade or sunny 
positions. An unusually long-lived peren- 
nial, will live for years becoming larger 
each season. Makes a very showy clump. 
(Above) 
Here the Parade of Modern Perennials is 
joined by two rabbits, a harp, grandpa’s 
glasses, a bottle and a broken heart... 
for according to the Legends of Flowers, 
all those things are to be found in each 
““Bleeding-heart’’ blossom. Without tak- 
ing the flowers apart to see those things, 
you will find each plant a very welcome 
addition to your garden because it is one 
of the most showy, the most interesting, 
and the most effective of the old favorite 
perennials. 
75c each; 3 for $2.00; 6 for $3.75; 12 for $7.50 
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