PAPAVER, Poppy 
nudicaule, Iceland Poppy. Yellow-orange. 1 ft. May-Sepr. 
orientale. Large orange-red. 214-3 ft. June. 
orientale Hybrids. Pure white, flesh pink, deep crimson 
and rose-red. 75c each. 
PENTSTEMON, Pentstemon 
Pink Beauty. Clear pink all summer. 2-3 ft. 
PHLOX PANICULATA, Hardy Garden Phlox. 
This is probably the most suitable perennial for summer 
flower masses. We list here a dozen particularly good varieties 
in most popular colors. We also grow some twenty other 
kinds that have proved their worth. 
Antonin Mercie. Clean pale lavender, white eye. 
Charles Curtis. Brilliant, reddish sunset-pink. 
Daily Sketch. Fine, large, clear pink, deeper eye. 
E. I. Farrington. Best bright salmon-pink, deeper eye. 
Jules Sandeau. Low, clear deep pink without dark eye. 
Lillian. Excellent clean soft pink, medium height. 
Mary Louise. Best pure white, creamy eye, tall, late. 
Miss Lingaard. June-flowering white, glossy foliage. 
Pinkette. Beautiful palest blush, creamy buds, pink trumpet. 
Salmon Glow. Rich pinkish salmon, white eye. Medium. 
Spitfire. Brightest fiery orange scarlet, dark foliage. 
World Peace. Outstanding new large pure white. 
PHLOX SUBULATA, Moss Phlox. Creeping varieties make 
masses of gay spring color. Plants often flower again in the 
fall. White, blue, lavender, pale pink and rose pink varieties. 
PLATYCODON, Balloonflower 
grandiflorum. One ofthe very best midsummer perennials. 
Large heads of showy star-shaped flowers. Blue and white 
varieties. 2-4 ft. July-Aug. 
grandiflorum rosea. Light pink shade of the above. 
PRIMULA veris, Primrose. We have an exceptionally fine 
block of these increasingly popular spring favorites, including 
the lutea strain with all tints of yellow and the Munstead, 
Monarch, and Giant Bouquet mixtures with many shades 
of lilac, buff, yellow, maroon and red. 
ROSMARINUS, Rosemary 
officinalis. Favorite fragrant herb. Pale blue. 2-3 ft. May. 
Large plants in 5-in. pots, $1.00 each. 
Phlox is so fine in midsummer that it deserves special favor. Con- 
trary to common belief, it will almost never “‘revert’’ to the familiar 
magenta if faded flower heads are cut off before seeds are formed. 
Spray or dust the foliage of Phlox and Chrysanthemums with Bon- 
sul to control red spider. 
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