
A perennial border where a variety of plants are at home. 
For 3 For 10 
CHRYSANTHEMUMS. These are undoubtedly the 
most valuable and the most showy fall-blooming 
perennials. They prefer a good rich soil, which may 
be obtained by adding a well-balanced commercial 
fertilizer to any garden soil. Pinching them back 
in June and again late in July will make them bushy 
and encourage more bloom. A second feeding of 
fertilizer late in July is advisable 
Allegro. A very lovely double in an unusual blend of 
glowing shrimp-pink and coppery salmon. Very 
hardy. BianlyOctaeott ae meme keene eee een ease 
Autumn Lights. Semi-double. Fine coppery bronze 
with a gleaming orange overcast. Late Sept. 1% ft. 
Betty. Very lovely, full double, apple-blossom-pink. 
Wig OLOUS. 2-100 tplamtss Oct Semialare tens st einer 
Charles Nye. A neat, upright, 18 to 24-inch plant. 
Rich buttercup- yellow flowers are full double. 
Very free flowering. Late Sept........ AEA ory Oo 
Chippewa. Very large, full double, rich Fei a 
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James Eadie. One of the finest double yellow va- 
rieties. Generous flowers on sturdy, straight 
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Judith Anderson. The best [ate yellow pompon 
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Miss Lace. True ‘ eee vet s” light pink. Full 
double, 3-inch blooms, which do not fade for weeks. 
One of the loveliest of the new varieties. Sept. 10. 
Red Velvet. Rich velvety crimson with a glowing 
sheen, gradually changing to darker crimson. Full 
doubles Early: Octae2shes-n anne aes merece 
Scarlet Crimson. A fine double, bright scarlet-crim- 
son that is very attractive. Oct. 10. 2 ft. . 
September Dawn. Large, double blobme. pink 
with mauve tints. The earliest large pink. Blends 
nicely with bronze and copper. Late Sept. 2 ft.. 
The Chief. Bright scarlet flowers with a golden r re- 
verse. A striking color combination that is very 
showy. Semi-double. Late Oct. 214 ft...... banter 
Winnetka. Lovely, large, double, shaggy flowers 6f 
pure wihttes: Hany Oca ttemse nner ieer Pierre 
CUSHION CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
Bronze Cushion. Deep bronze, turning to bronzy 
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Major Cushion. The best salmon-pink......... ie 
Red Cushion. Attractive true red...... Sahendiecreiecers 
White Cushion. White, occasionally lavender 
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CHRYSANTHEMUM maximum, Mount Shasta. 
Pure white, fully double flowers have a high crested 
center and average 4 inches across. A great im- 
provement over Esther Reed. Spring until frost. 
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CAMPANULA carpatica. Carpathian MHarebell. 
Compact tufts producing flowers on wiry, 8-inch 
stems from June to October. Fine for edging of 
border or rockery. Blue or White. 
Garganica. A gem for the rock garden. Forms a 
low, spreading tuft covered in June with starry, 
light blue flowers having white eyes. Exquisite 
hanging. over a rocks. ye he eae earn ee 150 4 50 
Grandis, Six Hills Giant. A bold plant growing 214 
feet tall. The flower stems are covered for their 
entire length with beautiful pale blue flowers, 
which are star-like and saucer-shaped. Particu- 
larly valuable because it grows just as well in shade 
asin fullsun. Hardy anywhere.................. 150 4 50 
Calycanthema. Canterbury Bells. One of the love- 
liest of biennials and a perfect plant for the old- 
fashioned hardy garden. Cut flowers last a week 
ormore. Blue, Pink, White or Mixed........... 1 35 4 00 
Persicifolia grandiflora. Peach-leaved Bellflower. 
A noble plant for the border. Spikes of large, bell- 
shaped f!owers from June to August. Good for cut- 
ting. 2 to 3 ft. Blue or White 
CARNATION, Grenadin. Fragrant, half to full- 
double flowers that are fine for cutting. Compact 
growing and hardy. June, July. 12 to18in. Pink, 
Scarlet, White or Mixed 
DIANTHUS. Hardy Pinks. Fine for the sunny 
border or exposed places in the rock garden. Plant 
im ordinary garden soil containing some lime, and 
be sure the plants will be well drained. Set them 8 
to 10 inches apart. These are also nice in wall gar- 
dens and as edsing for perennial beds and borders, 
as well as for cutting. 
Beatrix. Double, salmon-pink............+-.0es0 1) D0 4n>0 
Furst Bismarck. Double, cerise-red............. 150 4 50 
Silvermine. Double, pure white................. 150 4 50 
DIANTHUS barbatus. Sweet William. These are 
old-fashioned plants but a perennial favorite. 
They need garden soil of ordimary richness. 
Plant them in fall or spring, 8 to 12 inches apart, 
in masses in full sun. They make a good border 
for other perennials. 
Pink Beauty. Immense heads of salmon-pink..... 135 4 00 
Scarlet Beauty. Good shade of scarlet 35 4 00 
White Beauty. Pure white................. te 7 1°35) 4°00 
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