HARDY PERENNIAL FLOWERS 
Ferns 
OSTRICH PLUME, for shady places. 
MAIDEN HAIR, a very dainty fern. 
éach 0c and? /5c 
Feverfew 
DOUBLE SELECT WHITE, blossoms re- 
sembling tiny Chrysanthemums, each 50c 
Forget-Me-Nots 
PALUSTRIS, bright blue blossoms all sum- 
mer, prefer partial shade and plenty of 
INOIStUTe) a Pee eee we eee ee ee. each 50c 
Gas Plant (Dictamnus) 
Very hardy,. once established, will thrive in 
same spot for generations. Lovely loose spir- 
es of fragrant blossoms on well shaped, 
bushy plaht. 
FRAXINELLA CAUCASICUS, rosy pink 
blossoms with deeper veins. 
ALBA, pure white, lemon scent, 3 ft. 
each 60c 
Gaillardia 
A very desirable daisy blooming from June 
until fall, a good cut flower. 
AUREA PURA, pure yellow blossoms of an 
attractive shade. 
MONARCH STRAIN, a robust strain var- 
ied in coloring, and with flowers of giant 
size and perfect form. 
PORTOLA HYBRIDS, flowers very large, 
brilliant scarlet, with copper hue, petals 
tipped with golden yellow. 
each 50c 
The Gas Plant has a delightful fragrance 
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Geum 
Very showy flowers in the border with fine 
foliage, 2 ft. high, 
PRINCE OF ORANGE, true orange. 
MRS. BRADSHAW, large dougle fiery or- 
ange red. 
LADY STRATHEDEN (Golden Ball) 
each 75c 
large, double, golden yellow. 
Gypsophilia (Baby Breath) 
BRIS LOL FAIRY, large panicles of double 
white flowers, continuous bloomer. A 
grafted plant. May be cut from June until 
fallong cote te seo eee e eee each $1.00 
ROSY VEIL, a new dwarf double flower- 
ing delicate pink, early and continuous 
bloomer. each 75c 
PANICULATA SNOW WHITE DOU- 
BLE, blooms during June and July, most 
suitable baby breath for drying for win- 
(teLRDOUqUCIS= ere ee eee each 50c 
Hibiscus (Rose Mallow) 
HIBISCUS (Rose Mallow). Very large 
single Hollyhock-like blooms on 3 to 4 
ft. plants. Very showy. 
MALLOW MARVELS RED 
MALLOW MARVELS PINK. 
Hollyhocks 
NEWPORT PINK, double, a lovely water- 
melon shade. 
RED DOUBLE, bright scarlet. 
each 75c 
each 50c 
Iris 
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