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PHLOX divaricata laphami, Larpnam SwreetwititaM 
Purox, 9-12 in. Soft blue flowers in May or early 
June make this a most desirable plant. 
P. frondosa, Hy. Vivin, 3-4 in. A fine low groundcover, 
with bright pink flowers in profusion in April or early 
May. 
P. lilacina, Hv. Sretxaria, 4-6 in. Pink flowers in late 
spring. 
P. subulata alba, Wurrm Moss Putox, 4-6 in. A ground 
carpeting plant with pure white flowers in April or 
early May. 
P. subulata, Hv. Avexanpvers Pryx, 6 in. Clear bril- 
liant rose-pink, crimson eye. May. 
P. subulata, Hy. Appiesxossom, 6 in. Appleblossom 
pink flowers on a neat low plant in May. 
P. subulata, Hv. Rose Uniour. Prostrate form with 
clear pink flowers. 
P. subulata, Hv. Skysxiur. Low growing mat with clear 
bluish flowers. 
P. ovata, Mountain Putox, 12 in. Rose-red flowers in 
June and July. A neat compact plant, fine for rock 
garden. 
PHLOX, Harpy Horticuttura, Varieties. We list 
here a choice selection of fine garden Phlox, in the 
most popular colors. 
Count Zepretin. 2-214 ft. White with carmine eye. 
Mid-season. 
Beacon, 2-3 ft. Brilliant cherry-red. Mid-season. 
Briaut Eyes, deep rose with dark eye. Large florets. 
Cuarves Curtis, brilliant crimson-red. Mid-season. 
CuHIErTan, deep rich oriental red. 
Dairy Sxetcu, late mid-season. Salmon pink, dark 
eye. 
E. I. Farrineron, 2-3 ft. Clear pink with dark eye. 
Mid-season, 
FLasn, early, tall, rich red in color. 
Liniian, 2-3 ft. Fine pink, tracing of blue in center. 
Mid-season. 
Mary Louise, 21% ft. The best white. Large flowers 
July-August. 
Mia Roys, 1-114 ft. Pure white, large trusses, mid- 
season, 
Nawatan, dark violet with white center. Late. 
Royau Purpte, rich shaded violet purple. 
Rutu May, 2-214 ft. Very fine clear flesh pink. Late. 
Satmon Grow. Salmon pink with lighter eye. 
PHYSOSTEGIA virginiana, Hy. Wurre, 2-214 ft. 
Pure white, July-September. 
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PLATYCODON grandiflorum, Batiroonriower, 18- 
24 in. A dependable garden plant, with deep blue 
showy flowers in July-September. 
PODAPHYLLUM peltatum, Common Mayappte, 12- 
18 in. Curious native, large green leaves horizontally 
held and covering the white flowers in May, followed 
by a yellow edible fruit. 
SANGUINARIA canadensis, Biooproor. Woodland 
species, with delicate white flowers in earliest spring. 
SEDUM acre, Gotomoss Sronecrop, 3-4 in. Low rapid- 
spreading groundcover, yellow flowers, May-June. 
S. reflexum, Jenny Sronecrop. Makes a creeping car- 
pet, with myriads of small yellow flowers. 
SEMPERVIVUM arachnoideum, Spinerwes Hovsp- 
LEEK, 9-12 in. Red flowers in mid-summer, on a fleshy 
stalk rising from the curiously webbed rosettes. 
S. brauni, Brauns Hovuseterx, 7-8 in. Larger rosettes, 
with yellow flowers on a shorter stalk. 
SHORTIA galacifolia, Oconrrsetrs, clumps 1.50 each, 
9.00 per 10. See description, page 22. 
STOKESIA laevis, Sroxesia, 18 in. Bright blue flow- 
ers in July and August. 
THERMOPSIS ecaroliniana, Carorina THERMOPSISs, 
4-5 ft. -Long terminal spikes of bright yellow pea- 
shaped flowers in June or July. A fine contrast when 
planted with delphiniums. 
THYMUS vulgaris, Common Tuyme, 8-10 in. Lilac 
or purplish-lilac flowers in May-June. A popular herb, 
the leaves used in soup, meat and fish sauces, and 
vegetable dishes. 
TRILLIUM erectum, Purrie TrILuium, 12 in. Red- 
dish-purple flowers in May. Prefers moist shade. 
T. grandiflorum, Snow Trivium, 12 in. Large pure 
white flowers in early spring (late April to early May). 
For wild garden or semi-shaded spot rich in humus. 
T. stylosum, Rosr Tritium, 10-18 in. Large rose-pink 
nodding flowers in early spring. 
VERONICA latifolia, Hy. Rovat Buvur SPEEDWELL, 12 
in. Bright blue flower spikes in July. A fine garden 
plant. 
V. repens, Creepine Sprepwewt, 2 in. Dense vivid 
green carpet of tiny leaves. Abundance of pale blue 
flowers all summer. 
V. spicata nana, Dwarr Spike Speepwett, 6 in. Fine 
new variety with mass of blue flower-spikes in July- 
August. 
VIOLA cornuta, Hy. Jersey Gem, 7-9 in. Large showy 
violet-blue flowers all summer. A very popular peren- 
nial. 
