HARDY PERENNIALS 
Delphinium 
Delphinium is one of the most valuable of the Perennials for 
cutting, as it produces tall, slender, graceful spikes of flowers in 
various shades of blue, pink and white, Ali the varieties listed 
below are Giant Pacific Hybrids, an outstanding strain of mildew- 
resistant Delphinium. The tall spikes of large, well-formed flowers 
make this strain of Delphinium ideal for tall borders, backgrounds 
or prize beds. The plants will grow 4 to 5 feet tall. 
Black Knight—Deep midnight violet. The darkest of them all. 
Galahad—Huge double, clear white flowers, borne on long, closely set spikes. 
Guinevere—Light pinkish lavender with lighter center. 
King Arthur—F lowers are exceptionally large; deep blue and blue-violet with prominent 
white bee. 
Summer Skies—Very large flowers in shades of light blue, with contrasting white bee. 
_ Blue Bird—A clear medium blue with white bee; tall spikes. 
20¢ each; 12 for $2.00 



Myosotis 
(Forget-Me-Not) 
Long a favorite for the early spring garden, the biennial Forget-Me-Not lends 
one of the earliest touches of blue to your flower collection. Alpestris Blue Eyes, 
an early flowering, bright blue with white eye, is our selection of this lovely plant. 
Grows to height of one foot. 
20¢ each; 12 for $2.00 
(For annual Forget-Me-Nots, see page 10) 
Double Hollyhocks 
Double Hollyhocks, a wonderful improvement over the old- 
fashioned garden favorite, are being grown more and more each 
year. For this spring, we have selected the variety, Triumph. 
Flowers of these plants are extra large, fully double and most 
blooms are attractively fringed. Colors are the unusual, delicate 
art shades. 


20¢ each; 12 for $2.00 

Chinese Lantern 
These plants are grown for their vividly colored, scarlet-red, lantern-shaped fruits. 
These balloon-like husks will keep for weeks when cut, making them very useful when 
dried for winter bouquets. Plants purchased this year will produce the “Chinese Lan- 
terns” in the summer of 1950. 
20¢ each; 12 for $2.00 

DIVIDE YOUR PERENNIALS EVERY OTHER YEAR 
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