Hardy Perennial and Rock Garden Plants 
(Prices—30c each; 6 of ONE VARIETY for $1.60) 
Dianthus (Harpy PInKs)— 
Allwoodi— Mixed, mostly double flowers. 
Barbatus (SEE SWEET WILLIAM). 
Cyclops—Red and rose colors. 
Plumarius (GRAss PINKs)—The old-fashioned fragrant 
garden pink. 
Sweet Wivelfield—Many brilliant colors, free flower- 
ing. 
Digitalis (FoxXGLOVE)— 
Gloxiniaeflora—Rose and salmon shades. 
Shirley Hybrids—Flower heads over 3 ft. long. Big 
bell-shaped, white and pink blossoms. 
English Daisies (SEE BELLIs). 
Gaillardia (BLANKET FLOWER)— 
Burgundy—Shining wine-red, blooming all summer. 
Dazzler—Golden yellow, rich maroon center. 
Geum*— 
Lady Stratheden—Rich, double golden yellow. 
Mrs. Bradshaw—Large, double, rich scarlet flowers. 
Grave Myrtle (Vinca MINoR)—Deep green myrtle-like 
oliage, used for grave covering. Strong plants. 
Bowles Variety—Broad, glossy green foliage, Flowers 
a rich bluish color. 
Gypsophila Paniculata (BABy’s BREATH)— 
Bristol Fairy—The best double pure white. 
Oldhamiana—The small flowers open white but_turn 
pink later. ; 
Helianthus— Double chrysanthemum-flowered. Large 
full double deep golden flowers in profusion. 
Heuchera (CorAL BELLS)— 
Sanguinea—Long stems of large crimson-scarlet 
flowers. 
Hollyhocks— 
Double—Rose pink, yellow, scarlet, salmon, crimson 
and white. 
Newport Pink—The best double pure pink. 
Single— Mixed colors. 
Honesty (SEE LUNARIA). 
Linum Perenne* (BLUE FLAX). 
Lunaria (HONESTY)—Purple flowers that are followed by 
silvery seed pods that when dried are popular for 
indoor decoration in winter. 
Lupine— 
Russell Hybrids—The new giant flowered type. 
Lysimachia* (CREEPING JENNY)—Low, creeping plant, 
suitable for shady places. Yellow flowers. 
Mint—Curley or Plain. 
Myosotis* (FORGET-ME-NOT)— 
Blue Eyes—Bright blue with white eye. 
Royal Blue—Deep indigo flowers. 
Large, early. 
Monarda—Compact growing bright red flowers. Plant 
has fragrance of mint. 


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PYRETHRUM (PAINTED DAISES) 
Painted or Persian Daisies (SEE PYRETHRUM). 
Phlox Subulata—Short growing. Lilac, red. 
Physalis Franchetti (CHINESE LANTERN)—Produces bal- 
loon-like husks, which turn bright red when ripe, 
resembling Chinese lanterns. 
Pinks (SEE DIANTHUS). 
Platycodon (CHINESE BELL FLOWER)—Blue, white. 
Poppies, Oriental—Giant flowers. Crimson, salmon. 
Princess Victoria Louise—Lilac-rose. 
Poppies, Iceland—Free flowering yellow. 
Gartford Giants—Many shades in a much larger 
flower. 
Primula Veris Hybrids*—Mixed. 
Pyrethrum Hybridum (PAINTED OR PERSIAN DAISIES)=—= 
Single and double, many colors. 
Scabiosa Caucasica—Deep blue flowers produced all 
summer, 
Sweet William (DIANTHUS BARBATUS)— 
Newport Pink—Salmon-pink. 
Scarlet Beauty—Vivid orange or salmon scarlet. 
Violas— aa ie 
Arkwright Ruby—Dark crimson scarlet. 
Blue Perfection—Light blue. 
Chantryland—Large bright apricot-orange. 
Jersey Gem—Pure violet, fragrant. 
Lutea Yellow—Bright yellow. 
White Perfection—Finest white. 
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