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PERENNIALS—(Continued) 
PHLOX, subulata, Moss or Mountain Pinks 
alba, pure white flowers cover the plant in May. ----- $140 $ 12 00 
atropurpurea, the best red subulata Phlox; deep 
carmine red, darker eye. May-June. 4 in. ------- 1 40 
Blue Emerald Cushion. New blue, with mats of 
lovely emerald-green foliage. -_..--.-------------- 2 10 
Emerald Cushion. A new variety producing a mass 
of pure pink blooms. Plant is very compact and 
sturdy. Foliage is greenest of all creeping phlox. 2 10 
rosea, rose-pink; thrives in hot, dry situations; a fine 
DRT ee COVE T seaemee eae es eas pe a ies . 1 40 
Samson, rose-pink; darker eye. Blooms again in the 
oF 2a) ee a eee Man Peg ore SUNT A NOS cP NA a 2 ae Se 1 40 
Vivid, vivid-rose-pink, darker eye. Very choice; free 
TOW EPID Ouse eee ee ee) 2.2 BC ae eee 1 40 
PLATYCODON, Balloon Flower. June and July. 18 in. 
crandiflorume DlUGw eae see as ee eee 1 40 
PYRETHRUM, Painted Daisy. May-June. 18 in. 
atrosanguinea, deep rose-red, single flowers. ________- 1 40 
hybridum roseum, soft pink and rose shades, single... 1 40 
SALVIA (Sage) 
Edible, especially valuable for seasoning. 2 ft. ______- 1 20 
*SEDUM, Stonecrop 
Acre, (Golden Moss) green foliage, yellow flowers. July. 
Ago LY 5 a Speen pera > eRe eee: EL Se 2 Se ee Sule Bh 
Spectabilis Brilliant, light green foliage, broad heads of rich 
rose-red flowers. August-September. 15 in. 
VERONICA, Speedwell 
Amethysthina, (Royal Blue). Beautiful spikes of rich gen- 
tion blue flowers in June and July. 10 to 15 inches. Ex- 
cellent for rock garden or border. 
LILIUM, Domestic Grown 
regale, flowers are white, slightly suffused with pink, with a 
beautiful shade of canary yellow extending part way up 
the trumpet. June-July. 3-5 ft. 
4 to 6 in. 
tenuifolium (Carol L) Narrow-leaved; deep scarlet waxen 
recurved flowers. June. 15 in. 
ZtOnonin. 
Seton4aean: 
4 to 5 in. 
tigrinum, the well-known old-fashioned lily; bright Oranee. 
thickly covered with purple spots. 
Single VAC tOeG iN. taka Le en. 8 ee on eae ell ple aca 
Single 6 to 8 in. -___- 
LILY-OF-THE-VALLEY (Convallaria majalis) 
Very fragrant pure white, bell-shaped flowers for shaded 
locations, 
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