
Early Fall is the ideal time to plant hardier varieties 
of flowering perennials. We list here a selected as- 
sortment of the better varieties that are suited to fall 
planting. “H. & O.” Perennials are strong, healthy 
field-grown roots all freshly dug to your order. 
Planting Note—After the ground has frozen this 
fall spread a covering of hay or straw several inches 
deep over these new plantings. 
Flowering 
Perennials 
FOR COLOR, FRAGRANCE 

AND PROFUSION 
OF BLOOM 
Your Garden Perennials and Bulbs are essential. 
Order and plant now for that spring exciting profusion 
of brightness. 

FALL PRICES FOR PERENNIALS 
(unless otherwise noted) 
Strong, 2 yr. field plants 40 cents each; 4 of one variety $1.50 
Extra size, 60 cents. 
(For shipment by parcel post please add 10%) 

* ROCK GARDEN PLANTS. Varieties marked with an * are adapted to planting in rock gardens. 
Achillea, Perry’s White—Pure white, globular flowers like a small 
pom-pom Chrysanthemum. Excellent cut flower. 
Aconitum, Monkshood—Spikes of deep blue helmet-shaped flow- 
ers in September. 50c each. 
Alaska Daisy—Large white and yellow daisy. 
* Anemone Pulsatilla (Pasque Flower)—Violet flowers in late April. 
Showy border and rockery plant. An early spring flower. 50c. 
Anthemis, Hardy Marquerite—Hardy yellow daisy that blooms all 
summer. Colorful border plant. ; 
* Aquilegia Chrysantha—Golden Columbine. 
Aquilegia Helenae—Bright blue with long white spurs. 
Aquilegia Hybrids (Columbine)—Long spurred flowers in a variety 
of beautiful colors. Very choice for cutting. 
Aster, Hardy New England Aster—Pink and purple varieties. Very 
showy tall, fall flower. 
Astilbe—Flowers of pink or white in airy plumes in June and July. 
Likes partial shade. 75c each. 
Baby’s Breath (Gypsophiia)—The plants are covered with a cloud 
of dainty white flowers in July and August. 
Double Baby’s Breath (Bristol Fairy)—A choice new variety. The 
flowers are tiny, fully-double white rosettes. Strong plants of the 
grafted variety. $1.00 each. 
Bleeding Heart—Pink flowers in drooping clusters in early spring. 
favorite; always blooms. 75c each; extra size $1.00. 
*Plumy Bleeding Heart—Dwarf variety with fern-like leaves. 
long season. Stands shade. 50c each. 
*Campanula Carpatica, Harebell—Delicate bell-shaped flowers of blue or 
white. A dwarf colorful border plant. 
Centaurea—The blue perennial Corn Flower. 
Coreopsis—Golden-yellow daisy on long stems. 
all season. 
*Dianthus, Clove Pink—A dwarf-growing hardy pink. 
Dictamnus, Gas Plant—Full spikes of fragrant pink or white flowers in June. 
A choice, unusual plant. Very hardy. 75c each. 
*Funkia, Blue Plaintain Lily—A splendid dwarf border or edging plant. 
shade. Has drooping lily-flowers of blue. 50c each. 
*Funkia, Variegated—Tufts of broad, waxy leaves, striped white; light laven- 
der, lily-like flowers. 50c each. 
For shipment by Parcel Post add 10% to Perennial prices. 
10 
Blooms over a 
A fine cut flower that blooms 
DELPHINIUM—LARKSPUR 
The Delphiniums are the most popular of the summer-flowering, 
blue perennials. A wonderful flower for garden or for cutting. 
—Belladonna—Turquoise-blue larkspur. 50c each. 
—Bellamosa—Dark blue flowers in graceful spikes. 50c each. 
—H. & O. Hybrids—Large heads of showy flowers in varied 
shades of blue. We offer a careful selection of the choicest 
large-flowering English strains. 60c each. 
—Lamartine—Deep blue flowers with white “eye.” 
Gaillardia—A red and yellow daisy-like flower. 
ously and excellent for cutting. 
*Heuchera, Coral Bells—Dainty coral-pink and red bell-shaped 
flowers. Excellent for cutting. 50c each; extra strong, 75c. 
50c each. 
Blooms continu- 
ADD TO TULIP AND DAFFODIL BORDERS 
Mertensia, Blue Bells (Virginia Cowslip}—A brilliant plant in early 
spring when bearing clusters of bright blue flowers. Blooms 
with the Daffodils and Tulips. 40c; 4 for $1.50. 
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