PERENNIALS 
ALL POSTPAID 
ALIUM or CHIVES. Pur- 
ple flowering herb. 
Leaves used for season- 
ing. 
Each, 20c. 
DELPHINIUM (Belladon- 
na). eluen Ss dite top Lie 
spikes. 
Each, 20¢e. 
SHASTA DAISY. This is, 
an improved Shasta 
DaAiS\iee ewe helarser 
flowers, longer stems 
and earlier. 
Each, 20¢e. 
HARTJE DAISY. This is 
an improved Shasta 
Daisies SIM UsNe eadarcer 
flowers, longer stems 
and earlier. 
Each, 20e. 
Gariilardina 
AQUILEGIA (Columbine). 
Long spur, choice mixed 
colors. 
Each, 20c. 
GAILLARDIA 
red center. 
Each, 20¢. 
(Blanketflower). Yellow with 
SCARLET SAGE (Mo- 
nardo Didyma). Two 
feet. This is a peren- 
nial sage, perfectly 
hardy here. Flowers 
GrOsTeCuOnt iene Wace la 
branche d>- stems, 
about two feet high. 
Very pretty red and 
blooms a long time. 
Flowers are about as 
large as carnations. 
Each, 20¢. 
STATICE (Great Sea 
Lavender). A mass 
of dainty, purplish 
blue flowers in July 
and August. Much 
used for winter bou- 
quets, as well as best 
adapted for rock 
gardens. 
Hach, 20¢e. 
PANSIES. 
ors. 
60¢ per 
Mixed Col- 

dozen, 
Columbine GOLDEN GLOW. The 
NVOS Tae D LO liegesaen cd 
Satisfactory of all 
yellow-flowered sorts. Grows 5 to 7 feet and 
blooms from early summer until frost. Flow- 
ers. are produced on long stems in enormous 
quantities and resemble golden yellow Cac- 
tus .Dahlias. 
25¢e each, postpaid. 
TRITOMA, Red Hot Poker, Flame Thrower, or 
Sky Rocket Plant. An old favorite. Sends 
up fine spikes of scarlet-orange flowers 
Which look well in masses or alone. They 
are not absolutely hardy and must be 
mulched well. 
Each, 25¢c; 5 for $1.00, postpaid. 
CANTERBURY BELL. 
mixed colors only. 
Each, 20¢e. 
Cup shape _ flowers, 


GYPSOPHILA PANICULATA (Baby’s Breath). 
White, mist-like flowers to dry for winter 
bouquets. June-July. Full sun... 3 feet. 
Each, 20¢e. 
PINK GYPSOPHILA. Pink flowers similar to 
the white variety, blooms in August. 
Each, 20¢e. 
HARDY CARNATION. Mixed colors only, me- 
dium size flowers. 
Each, 20c. 
PAINTED DAISY. Pink and red shades, mixed. 
Each, 20e. 
LYTHRUM SUPERBUM (Purple Loosestrife). 
Purplish lavender. Blooms all summer. Shade. 
2 to 3 feet. 
Each, 25e. 
HARDY ASTERS. These are among the show- 
iest of our late flowering hardy plants, giv- 
ing a wealth of bloom at a season when 
most other hardy flowers are past, and for 
best effect, should be planted in masses of 
one color. They grow freely in any soil. 
Harrington Pink 
Blue Plume 
Red Beechwood Challenger 
30e each, 4 for $1.00. 
CUSHION MUMS. 
Below 30c each, 4 for 
$1.00 
Pink Cushion. Earliest 
flowers. 
Bronze Cushion. Early 
bloomer. 
White Cushion. Extra 
early white. 
Karly Red Cushion. 
Large red flowers. 
Early. 
Yellow Cushion. 
Early yellow. Large 
flowers. 
HARDY CHRYSANTH- 
EMUMS. 
Below 25ec each, 5 for 
$1.00 
Snowelad. White but- 
ton. October first 
blooming time. 
Pink Aster. Large ear- 
ly pink. 
October Red. Red as- 
ter flowered. 
Harbinger. 
yellow. 
Pink Cushion 
Karly 
Chrysanthemum 
Yellow Normandy. Tall Pompon. 
Pink Doty. Extra fine pink Pompon. 
Homestead. Old fashion hardy pink. 
Alonquin. Early blooming large flowered 
yellow. 
Chippewa. 
cluster. 
Very double, aster purple. Large 
Karly September. 
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