THESE BLOOM WITH PEONIES Pan: 
Paintep Daisy (Chrysanthemum coccineum). Blooms in late 
spring. Medium height. Bright showy flowers in colors rang- 
ing from deep rich crimson to light pink and white. As cut flowers 
they will last as long as two weeks. Grow in neat compact tufts 
with finely cut foliage. If cut down in midsummer, will spring up 
again and bloom profusely again in the fall. They grow nicely 
even in partial shade, but they require good drainage. Plant 12 
inches apart. Hardy in all zones. 
91 NC 2385—Rosinson Rep. Rich deep red flcwers. 
91 NC 2386—Si1nGLe Hysrips. Large flowers in several colors. 
91 NC 2387—Semi-Dous.Le Hysrips. Various colors. Our choice. 
State Catalog Number. Shipped [PREIS ORO NG An Gre aed 2 for 70c 
91 NC 2388—Paintep Darsy GARDEN. 1 each of above 3 for 95c 
DoronicuM—Mme Mason (Leopardbane) (D. caucasicum). One 
of the few flowers which blooms from early spring into fall. 
Medium-low height. Bright yellow flowers resemble a daisy with 
yellow center. Long stiff stems—fine for cutting. Last for days when 
placed in water. Broad oblong leaves of rich soft green. Excellent 
for border for they begin blooming when yellow flowers are scarce. 
Thrive best in rich loam in sun or partial shade. Plant 6-8 in. 
apart. Remove flower heads when they fade and second bloom- 
ing follows. Hardy in all zones, but protect in Zones 8 and 9. 
91 .NC 2306-—Shipped Prendidvece <<<. sien sree tra es 2 for 90c 
(C) SWEET WILLIAM (Dianthus barbatus). Blooms late spring. 
Grows to medium-low height. A vivid splash of colors ranging 
from purest white to dark red. One-inch florets in four-to six-inch 
clusters so that each bloom is like a solid bouquet. Very fragrant. 
They are good for cutting, and for the rock garden, borders or 
edging. Gray-green narrow-leafed foliage. Easy to grow in any 
well drained soil. They should be divided often. Plant 12 in. apart 
in full sun. Very hardy in all zones. 
91 NC 2342—Catico. Shades of red and pink with a white eye.- 
91 NC 2339—ScarLetT Beauty. Brilliant scarlet clusters. 
91 NC 2343—Purp.Le Beauty. Dense tufts of purple bloom. 
Prices of above Sweet William. State Cat. No. Prepaid...2 for 64c 
91 NC 2316—SweetT WILLIAM GaRbEN. 1 ea. of above 3....... 80c 
THESE BLOOM WITH PHLOX AND DAY LILIES 
VERONICA—CRATER LAKE BLUE. Speedwell (Veronica maritima) 
Blooms from early summer until fall. Grows to medium height. 
Half its height is covered with rich deep blue bloom that makes 
it stand out in a perennial border or rock garden. Blooms in 
abundance. One of the best perennial plants. Grand for cutting; 
their graceful form and beautiful coloring make a dainty ad- 
dition to any bouquet. This improved variety will withstand hot 
dry weather. Grows almost anywhere, but prefers moist soil, full 
sun. Hardy in all zones. Plant 12 in. apart. 
SENC2337—— Shipped, Prepaid... avsincnlenas one anes 2 for 72¢ 
(F) BuTTERFLY FLower (Asclepias tuberosa). Blooms in midsum- 
mer. Medium height. Makes a brilliant colorful border plant 
that stands out even at a distance and makes a mass of bright 
orange bloom—an added color in the midsummer garden. Flower 
heads are three to five inches across and are made up of tubular 
shaped glossy petals gathered together in clusters. Narrow green 
foliage. These plants are long lived and able to grow without any 
attention. They do well in all but heavy soil, do best in sandy, 
well-drained soil in full sunlight. The Butterfly flower is a deep 
rooting plant and does best if allowed to remain in one place. 
Plant 12 in. apart. Hardy in all zones. 
91 NC 2313— Shipped Prepdides. fn. vace- ce tests oe 2 for 86c 
(F) Vesper Inis Uris dichotoma). A lovely Iris that blooms all sum- 
mer long after all other varieties. Grows to medium height. 
The fragrant flowers have cream shading to violet purple mark- 
ings. One plant will produce from six to ten blooms with as many 
as four to six blooms opening at one time. These branching plants 
are fine with other perennials as a border. They thrive in hot 
dry sunny places or in cool damp spois. They will do best if al- 
lowed to remain in one place. Should be divided every few years. 
Prepare the soil as for vegetables. The roots are spreading. Plant 
10 inches apart. Very hardy in all zones but 9. 
91 NC 2344—Shipped Prepaiaans.ccs.2 coe cles ae eeaeaded aye es 2 for 60c 
80 WARDS cxsor | 
THESE PROVIDE LONG PERIODS OF BLOOM 
AceEratum (Eupatorium coelestinium). Blooms in late summer. 
Medium-low height. Sparkling azure blue. Unlike the on- 
nual type, this handsome plant makes a fine clump crowned 
with myriads of small fluffy flowers. Increases in size the second 
year. Excellent for cutting. Adds a dainty touch to borders and 
bouquets. Extremely easy to grow in almost any soil, in full sun 
or partial shade. Plant 12 inches apart. Hardy in all zones. 
91 NC 2302— Shipped Prepaid........ Sates RTPA peaaerye 2 for 70c 
(H) Acuittea (Achillea ptarmica). Blooms from early summer 
through fall. Medium-low height. Compact cushiony, pure 
white or pink flower heads like clusters of pompon chrysanthe- 
mums. Each flower is about one inch across. Good as cut flowers 
and make showy border plants. Often used as a contrast to 
shrubbery. Divide plants every spring. So abundant that you 
can pick flowers every day. Grow in any good soil, but do best 
in rich well-watered soil in full sun. The hottest sun won't slow 
it down. Plant 18 in. apart. Hardy in all zones. 
91 NC 2301—Tue Pear. Pure white clusters of bloom. 
91 NC 2305—Prnx. Delicate rosy pink blossoms. 
Prices of above Achillea State Cat. No. Prepaid....... 2 for 60c 
BALLOON FLOwER (Platycodon grandiflorum). Blooms all sum- 
mer and early fall. Grows to medium height. Like a cloud 
of blue when twenty to forty bell-shaped flowers burst into bloom 
at once. The flowers have five petals opening rather flat, but 
the buds have curious bag shapes that resemble inflated bal- 
loons. Make excellent border plants, being neat and well shaped 
with prolonged bloom. Cut flowers last well. Thrive best in more 
or less sandy soil, in sun or partial shade. Plant 12 in. apart. 
Hardy in all zones. Give winter protection in Zones 8 and 9. 
91. NC 23804— Shipped Prepaid. ©: .: ea. 2a. sss ae 2 for 60c 
(K) DIANTHUS, Firesirp (Dianthus latifolius atrococcineus). 
Blooms all summer until fall. Medium-low height. These 
brilliant colored blooms flaunt deep crimson clusters of large 
flowers much like carnations. Give a good showing the first 
season and bloom lustily year after year. Each year blooms 
become more lovely. A mature plant has about 50 flowers dur- 
ing one season, Spicy fragrance. Fine for cutting. A good 
selection for the sunny border or sunny exposed places in the 
rock garden or rock wall. Best in a warm soil that does not be- 
come too wet. Plant 8-12 inches apart. Hardy in all zones. 
SENG 2550——Shipped Prepaidices.csthe oe ote ee 2 for 70c 
GAILLARDIA (Gaillardia aristata). Blooms all summer and 
fall. Medium height. Produces tremendous numbers of vivid 
three-inch flowers. Excellent choice for a perennial border as 
they outlast many other flowers. Also valuable as cut flowers, 
and are best cut when the blooms are still cup-shaped. Thrives 
in droughts, needs little water. Plant 12 in. apart in rich light 
soil and full sun. Hardy in all zones. 
91 NC 2318—Burcunpy. Deep rich reddish brown color. 
91 NC 2319—DazzLer. Tangerine-bronze color. 
91 NC 2320—Suncop. Pure rich golden yellow blooms. 
Prices of above Gaillardia. State Cat. No. Prepaid....,.2 for 70c 
91 NC 2340—GaILLARDIA GARDEN. 1 each of above 3 for 95c 
TROLLIUS (Trollius ledebouri). Blooms in late spring and 
throughout the summer. Medium height. Like a glorified But- 
tercup with long bright yellow outer petals and smaller petals 
of rich orange near the center. These compact flowers, three 
inches across, are produced in clusters. Vigorous—provides an 
abundance of blooms for cutting. Makes a showy border. Flour- 
ishes in sun or shade, especially likes damp shady corners and 
plenty of moisture. Plant 12 in. apart. Hardy in all zones. 
91-NC 2396— Shipped Prepatd.... i sic iveveniegecctes 2 for 80c 
SHIPPING INFORMATION 
Perennials may be planted in spring or fall. Plants are shipped 
to you at proper planting time for your locality. For zone infor- 
mation see Pages 72 and 73. We do not ship Nursery Stock, 
Plant or Bulb orders C.O.D. Neither do we accept orders for 
their shipment to Alaska, Canada or points outside the Con- 
tinental United States. For more complete information and for 
Wards Nursery Stock Warranty, see Page 74. 



