PERENNIALS, ALPINES—Continued 
CAMPANULA carpatica (R) (Carpathian Harebell). Dwarf, clear 
blue. 8 inches. June to October. 
garganica (R). Light blue with white eye. Dwarf. June-October. 
persicifolia alba. 2 feet. Handsome white bell flowers. 
persicifolia Telham Beauty. Large blue bells. 
portenschlagiana (R). Very dwarf. Blue-purple flowers. 
rotundifolia nana (R) (Bluebell). Dwarf form of ‘’Bluebells of 
Scotland’’. 
CAMPION. See Viscaria and Silene. 
CANDYTUFT, see Iberis and Aethionema. 
CARNATION, see Dianthus caryophyllus. 
CERATOSTIGMA plumbaginoides (R). Dwarf, spreading. Bronze 
foliage, blue flowers in fall. 6 to 8 inches, 
CHEIRANTHUS Allioni (Siberian Wallflower). Sweet scented or- 
ange-yellow flowers. To | foot. 
Golden Bedder. Large golden yellow flowers on 12-18 inch spikes. 
Red and bronze shades. 
CHRISTMAS ROSE, see Helleborus. 
CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
The following list is selected from prize-winning varieties ex- 
hibited at the leading shows. It includes the newest and finest 
hardy outdoor garden chrysanthemums available; button, cushion, 
pompom, cactus, spider and spoon types. These varieties are also 
highly recommended for cutting and use in flora! arrangements. 
Chrysanthemum plants are available after April lst growing in 
Malmo plant bands. These sturdy, well-rooted plants will establish 
quickly in the garden and give maximum bloom this season. 
Alabaster. Large double white, incurved. October 15. 50c. 
Angelo. Pink pom. October. 50c. 
Astrid. Semi-dwarf, large shell pink. Early October. 50c. 
Avalanche. Large clear double white. Tall. Late September. 75c. 
Betty. Apple blossom pink with deep rose center. Mid-October. 75c. 
Birmingham. Red exhibition type with orange cast. October. 50c. 
Bokara. Soft wine-red. Double. October. 50c. 
Bridesmaid. Delicate blush pink, salmon overtones. September. 50c. 
Bronze Button. Bronze turning coppery yellow. 75c. 
Buff Rayonante. Buff spider. Mid-October. 50c. 
Burma. Glistening bronze, copper and pink undertones. September. 
UXE. 
Butterfly Yellow. Medium height. Double, feather type. October. 
50c. 
Caliph. Intense ox-blood red decorative pom. Early October. 50c. 
Carnival. Brilliant burnt orange. 22 to 3 feet. Early. 75c. 
Chippewa. Large incurve, bright aster purple with silver-mauve re- 
verse. 2 feet. Mid-October. 50c. 
Connie Mayhew. Exhibition yellow. October. 50c. 
Crimson Buttercup. Crimson and gold exhibition. September. 50c. 
Dr. George Barnes. Warm beige. 50c. 
Gertrude. Coral pom. October. 50c. 
Gladys Brill. Large white incurve. October 15. 5Qc. 
Goblin. Double reddish bronze pompom. Mid-October. 75c. 
Gold Standard. Large deep yellow with flat, broad petals. 31/2 feet. 
September. 50c. 
Irene. Pure white. Mid-October. 50c. 
J. W. Cooke. Large red. 75c. 
Jasper Spoon. Soft yellow with Jasper red tips. 50c. 
Jean Treadway. Pink with deep rose center. Late September. 50c. 
Judith Anderson. Golden yellow button. 2 Y2 feet. Mid-October. 50c. 
Lavender Lady. Fragrant true lavender. 21/2 feet. Unusually hardy. 
Early October. 50c. 
Lavender Lustre. Deep lavender incurve. October. 50c. 
Madonna. Perfect pure white English variety. Early October. 50c. 
Mrs. P. S. DuPont. Iridescent peach blended with mauve. Very 
double. Early October. 50c. 
Patricia Grace. Delicate rose-pink Rayonante. Mid-October. 50c. 
Red Velvet. Finest velvety crimson. Lustrous foliage. Mid-October. 
Ute. 
Rose Glow. Tiny raspberry rose in large sprays. Double. Late Sep- 
tember. 50c. 
Rose Princess. Salmon rose with basal suffusion of gold. Early Octo- 
ber. 50c. 
Salmon Rayonante. Salmon-pink spider. Mid-October. 50c. 
Salmon Queen. Rosy salmon blossoms early September. 75c. 
Seminole Chief. Red and yellow. Long quills. October. 50c. 
Silver Moon. Single white with soft yellow center. September. 50c. 
Utopia. Golden bronze. Early September. 50c. 
White Rayonante. Pure white spider. Late September. 50c. 
White Wonder. White pom. Late September. 50c. 
Yellow Rayonante. Yellow 
spider type. Mid-October. 
BUG: 
Yellow Spoon. Brilliant dou- 
ble yellow. Early October. 
DC. 
Yellow Turner. Very large 
brilliant yellow  incurve. 
Late October. 75c. 
Zenith. Deep old rose to pur- 
ple. Large. 3 feet. Sep- 
tember. 75c. 
CHRYSANTHEMUM 
YELLOW TURNER 

CHRYSANTHEMUM maximum (Shasta Daisy). Finest varieties. 
Esther Read. Pure white double. June to October. 50c and 75c. 
Marconi. Mammoth fully double frilled white. 50c and 75c. 
Mount Shasta. White double with high crested center. 50c and 
Tete: 
CIMICIFUGA racemosa simplex (Bugbane). Showy 3-4 foot white 
spikes in September, October. 
racemosa simplex Armleuchter. Large flowered form. /5c. 
COLUMBINE, see Aquilegia. 
CONEFLOWER, see Rudbeckia. 
CONVALARIA majalis (Lily-of-the-Valley). Spires of white bells 
in early spring. Dozen pips $1.00. 
CORAL BELLS, see Heuchera. 
COREOPSIS Badenbold (Tickseed). 3 to 4 inch golden flowers on 
tall wiry stems. Blooms nearly all summer. 75c. 
Mayfield Giant. Brilliant deep golden yellow flowers from May to 
autumn. 
COTULA squallida (R). Good ground cover. Fern-like foliage. 
CYNOGLOSSUM Firmament (Chinese Forget-Me-Not). Exquisite 
blue flowers all summer. 50c. 
CYPRIPEDIUM acaule (R) (Ladyslipper). Soft rose slippers borne 
singly on 8-inch stems. Requires shade. 75c. 
pubescens (R). Dainty deep yellow. Several on each stem. 75c. 
spectabile (R) . Showy pink with white sepals. 75c. 
DAISY, see Aster and Doronicum. 
DELPHINIUM. Giant Pacific Hybrids available in single or mixed 
colors. 50c each, large clumps $1.00. 
Black Knight. Large flowers of darkest violet shades. 
Blue Jay. Medium to dark blue shades with dark bees. 
Cameliard. Very large clear lavender with white bees. 
Galahad. Desirable pure white flowers. 
King Arthur. Deep blue and violet shades with white bees. 
DELPHINIUM Ruysii Pink Sensation (Plant Patent 324) . Outstand- 
ing new clear pink that begins blooming before most hybrids. 
Very long blooming season. Free from mildew. $2.50. 
DIANTHUS Alwoodi (Pinks). Hybrids to 9 inches available in wide 
range of colors. Fragrant. 50c and 75c. 
atrococcineus. Clusters of dark crimson scarlet flowers all sum- 
mermeilo to Srins, 5SOceand 7c: 
barbatus Crimson Beauty (Sweet William). Crimson with white 
center. 50c. 
barbatus Dwarf Mixed (R). Compact 6-inch plants covered with 
clusters of single flowers in summer. 
barbatus Holborn Glory. Various colors with showy white eye. 
barbatus Newport Pink. Watermelon pink. 
caryophyllus (Hardy Border Carnations) . 
c. Cheerfulnmess. Compact plants with large, semi-double white 
and crimson flowers on 12 to 15-inch stems. 75c. 
c. Crimson King. Popular everblooming red. 75c. 
c. Dubonnet. Deep crimson. 75c. 
c. Early Dwarf Vienna Mixed. Wide color range. 
c. Rose Unique. Lovely rose-pink. 75c. 
c. Salmon Unique. Unusual salmon pink. 75c. 
c. Scarlet Wonder. Huge fringed scarlet. 18 to 20 inches. 
c. Wallace Red. New semi-double brilliant crimson, compact, 
blooms all summer. 75c. 
c. White Wonder. Fully double heavily fringed white. 
c. Yellow Wonder. Fringed yellow blossoms to 3 inches across. 
coccineus (R). Creeping, bright red. June. 75c. 
neglectus (R). Cherry red, 4 inches high. June. 75c. 
plumarius. Fragrant double fringed blooms in many colors. To 
18 inches. 50c. 
Rock Garden rare species (R). Interesting miniatures for the 
rockery, in mixed colors. 50c. 
sternbergi (R). Fringed white, 8 inches. August. 75c. 
All Herbaceous plants 50c, $5.00 a dozen unless otherwise noted. 
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