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Poppy, Salmon Glow 
Blooms May to June 3 ft. 
POPPY, SALMON GLOW (Above) 
This double brilliant Salmon Poppy is really 
a stopper. If there is room for only one 
Poppy, Salmon Glow should be the one, with 
its great quantities of five to six-inch blooms. 
The gay color of Poppies is a must in all 
spring gardens. Here is a color that will 
blend well, and not fight its neighbors. The 
plant is good, not too tall, and there are 
blooms for a period of almost six weeks. 
Height 3 feet. 
Here’s An Idea... .- 
Plant Gypsophila, Bristol Fairy nearby to 
cover the bare spot left by the Poppy 
plant in August and September. 
85c each; 3 for $2.25; 6 for $4.25 
Read what others say about this new 
White Veronica >»>—> 
Test plants sent out last year have brought a uni- 
form acclaim. \n hot North Carolina, we hear— 
I hope you put that Veronica on the market soon. 
It fills a long-felt need. 
Ithaca, New York, says—It did wonderfully m 
spite of a dry summer. 
Detroit confirms with—lI like the White Veronica 
very much, It will be very popular. 
Connecticut says—It has grown splendidly. It is 
: , introduced by | 
Jackson & Perkins 
EXCITING NEWCOMERS 
FOR YOUR SPRING AND SUMMER GARDEN 
Perennial borders are gaining in favor each year. The 
great variety of colors available in perennials gives a con- 
stant change of texture and color for the gardeners out- 
doors and the arrangers indoors. 
For the people who like masses of color yet desire a 
change throughout the summer, the spectacular peren- 
nials such as Anchusa Blue Stars, Poppy Salmon Glow, 
Lythrum Brightness, Phlox Charles Curtis, Aster Frikarti 
and Chrysanthemums in variety give a grand opportunity 
for mass color expression. 
And for those who like an ultra modern white garden, 
the White Phlox Miss Lingard, the White Liatris and the 
Veronica subsessilis, White with the Chrysanthemum 
Avalanche give a beautiful succession of bloom and the 
constant cool effect of the clear clean whites. Not only in 
white but in any other color may such a scheme be worked 
in gardens large or small. 

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very unusual. 
Blooms August 1 to October 
2to 2 ft. 
VERONICA SUBSESSILIS, White (Above) P.R.R. 
Another smart white flower for the garden and for the cut flower user. 
White form of the long popular Veronica subsessilis, it is delightful 
in its erect compact robust growth and its great number of side branches. 
It grows two to two and a half feet high. 
It is a clean clear white with rich dark green foliage of excellent form 
and elegant texture. The spike form is graceful yet firm, and keeps 
extremely well when cut. 
The contrast of the rich green foliage and the sparkling white spikes 
is extremely effective in the garden. Decorators like the spike as being 
particularly suited for delicate high-line effects. It is graceful and has 
just enough of a curve for that use. 

The plant is healthy and vigorous in growth, thrives under general 
garden conditions and gives a wealth of bloom from August to October. 
It is seldom that a new variety of perennial fits so quickly into the 
popular needs and gains interest so rapidly. 
This white sport from the Blue form of Veronica longifolia subsessilis 
was first discovered in Canada where it was saved and built up by an 
enterprising housewife. 
It is bound to grow in favor and is definitely on its way to a permanent 
spot in all perennial borders. 
$1.25 each; 3 for $3.15; 6 for $6.25 
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