
BORDERS AND 
(All Perennials on Pages 6 and 
2for60c ye 6for $1.60: * 12 for $3.00 
P38—ANTHEMIS TINCTORIA (Golden Marguerite). Golden daisies nearly all summer; 
Pretty fernlike foliage. Wonderfully hardy and free flowering, Should be in every 
Planting. 18 in, 
P39—AQUILEGIA, DOUBLE. (Columbine). Attractive double ‘flowers and a good range 
of color; May to July. Popular border Plant. 18 in. (See new Crimson Star Aquilegia 
on page 4, Long Spurred Hybrids on Page 9.) 
P40—BABY‘S BREATH (Gypsophila Paniculata). A cloud of misty white miniature blooms 
cover the tiny, dainty branches, plant gtOwing about 2 ft. tall. Cut Sprays are de- 
ful; very effective, too, in Separating the brilliant hues of other flowers. Excellent for 
cutting. July-August, 18-24 in. 
an abundance of 
large, flaring, showy blooms in late summer and fall, Splendid for backgrounds, 
nly 
P44—LILY-OF-THE-VALLEY. Miniature, white waxen bell: awed 
plant for the troublesome, shady spot where other flowers will not thrive. May-June. 
6 in. 
fashioned 
Ower with dense heads of flashy scarlet throughout midsummer, growing 20 to 3¢ 
i der. 
P46—PERENNIAL SWEET PEA (Lathyrus). Hardy creeper or climber, with lovely 
clustered flowers, pink to rose-red, throughout the summer. Fine for cutting. Good 
plant for covering banks, Tocks, stumps or trellises 
P47—PLATYCODON, Balloon Flower, Ornamental balloon-shaped bu 
flaring bells of rich blue. Very hardy and easy to grow, bloo: 
September, 2 ft. Splendid Plant for the hardy border. 
ds open to large 
ming from July to 
eaves hug the ground, topped in August and September with spreading feathery 
Sprays of tiny, Purple-blue flowers so fine for cutting. 
P49—YUCCA, Spanish Bayonet. Handsome, Swordlike, evergreen foliage with tall 
spikes of fragrant, creamy white flowers in June-July. 3-4 ft. Superb in borders, or in 
old clumps among shrubs or other Perennials. 
“Two-Dozen” Perennial Special 
P37 
2 Desntenne : : eral Hybrid Delphinium 
2 Double uilegia ardy Pinks 
2 Baby’‘s Breath 2 Lychnis 
2 Purple Coneflower 2 Platycodon 
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