HARDY PERENNIALS 
The hardiest varieties for the most trying 
conditions—that is what we have listed be- 
‘low. Every sort has been tried and you will 
find them a welcome addition to your per- 
~ ennial Boracks 

Chrysanthemum 
Maximum (Shasta 
Daisy), large flow- 
ered daisies excel- 
lent for cutting or 
for perennial bord- 
er: 
Alaska, 24’, June, 
lovely white —_ .35 
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Dianthus Plu- 
marius (Clove 
pinks), the old 
fashioned fra- 
grant. spicy 
odored grass- 
like foliage 
pinks of our 
grandmother’s 
garden; may 
be sheared in 
a low border: 
Mixed colors, 
Die LOR eo tent OO 

Erianthus ravennae (Pampass Grass), 72’, 
an ornamental grass throwing up silvery 
plumes which may be cut and dried for 
BeMeM itor DOUUCatS oo 3 .30 
Gaillardia (the 
Blanket Flow- 
er), 18’, June, 
shades of wine 
and golden 
yellow, mixed 
colors, 2 for 
SARE +35 
Gyposphila, 
Baby’s Breath 
pure white and 
blooms all the 
summer, for 
flower ar- 
rangement and 
winter bou- 
quets: 
Bristol Fairy, 
30’’, giant dou- 
ble sort, hand 
grafted —-._ .80 

P oo 30”, single mist like ...----- .30 


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Hesperis Mat- 
ronalis (Sweet 
Rocket), 48”’, 
thrifty flower of 
phlox like lilac 
spikes, 3 for .50 
Linum (Hardy 
Flax), bushy 
plant, feathery 
foliage flowering 
throughout the 
summer: 
Perenne Blue, 
3077; medium 
yjlue, 2 for — .46 
Michaelmas Daisy (Hardy Aster), one of the 
finest flowers for late fall bloom, long 
lasting and for that dry location: 
Red: Cloud, .407:'red pink occ t eee a 
Muscari (Grape Hyacinths), dainty spring 
flowering bulbs blooming ahead of tulips: 
Heavenly Blue, 8’’, bright blue, 6 for .30 
Sedum (Stonecrop), ground cover for rock 
garden or dry sunny places, glossy leaves: 
Acre Minor, 2’’, yellow flower -------- -25 
Anacamperos, silver serpentine foliage 
and purple, TlOWG6rs sates ee NES ~-- 46 
Lineare, narrow flat foliage, low ---_ .380 
Stoloniferum, 3’’, pink bloom —--~~- ~~ 230 
Stooniferum coccineum, 6’, triangular 
leaves and brilliant, crimson flowers 
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Mixed, unnamed, 3 different kinds for the 
IGWFADTICedOL WON Yoesuset eae ene - 40 
Sempervivium (Hen & Chickens), 2’’, very 
popular rosette like plants with side plants 
forming the, chickens, evergreen foliage 
winter and drought hardy: 
Atropurpureum, dark purple foliage —_ .85 
Atroviolaceum, mauve shadded -_--~- 40 
Blanda Rubicunda, narrow reddish leaves 
WrOULIGR  fiGek et oe ee igo 31 aaa 245 
Brauni, red brown edges —-~---.----- .40 
Calcareum, glaucous blue with red purple 
LU Oc) pee Ue ead Rip Oe es Fae MMOD eat ars Sei ear .40 
Citigiona .noveliys. 2. ou) ee -40 
Ciemanum, cute rosettes ~------___-_ .40 
omoll, red *Tlowere 20a Se ee -50 
Doellianum, wooley grey medium size 
POMC COR he ie pet eel Chee ate: 45 
Dolomiticum):;vVery~ hardy \ 2522s ae -40 
Ejegans; (elegrantyi. oe oe 40 
Fauconnetti, one yiu’ll like ~-----_-__ 45 
Pintoriatum, (try sit ee ae ee -40 
Funcki,an: improved ‘sort.2220 225 oe -40 
Gaudenii, compact rosettes ~---__--__ 45 
Glaucum, rosettes tipped with red —---_ .35 
GIobiferunte tiny) balis i iaeke tea ae 235 
Juratense, another novelty ~_________ -40 
Paci rlarpel, choice, 2250) eae ae «45 
Longbardum, broad pointed leaves tipped 
EUR TOG) Lae eee Te Na aaa .35 
Magificum, giant. purple: (2.22 2222 3 40 
Mettentianum, 4’ rosettes of bronze 
BER yee Es a Nee eee eS 45 
Mauvine, purplish green leaves, ae pink 
MELO WOE) wlic nicerkawetnCon ate. eee eee Ree -40 
Mettentianum, 4’’ rosettes of “bronze 
Lid 25 5 sped eas ae idly Shs al BAR ie ag BT aL 45 
Montanum,; gorgeous 2220 2s bee oe .40 
Purdey’s an improved sort —-----___- .35 
Pyrenaieum, another novelty  ~______ -40 
Regina, emerald green tipped red --. .40 
Ruthenicum, one you will like ----... .40 
Segueri, an imvorted sort --.... 60 
