Center Point, Iowa Perennials 
CLEMATIS Mandschurica. 60c ea; 3 for $1.50. A very hardy plant with 
mounds of lacy white flowers in July. 2 ft. 
DELPHINIUM—Larkspur. All like rich well drained soil and plenty of room. 
The Pacific Hybrids will need staking. 
—Pacific Hybrid—Black Knight. 60c ea; 3 for $1.50. Very large deep violet 
shades. 
—Pacific Hybrid—Galahad. 60c ea; 3 for $1.50. Very large pure glistening 
white. 
—Belladona. 40c ea; 3 for $1.00. The smaller more bushy delphinium so well 
known. Either light blue or dark blue. 
DORONICUM. Caucasicum Magnificum—Leopardbane 2 ft. Bright yellow 
flowers at tulip time. Last well when cut. 
EUPHORBIA. Polychroma. 1 ft. Bright yellow flowers in May and June fol- 
lowed by interesting seed. Attractive foliage all summer. 
FERN Ostrich. 2-3 ft. Prefers partial shade and leaf mold, but will thrive 
in many situations. 
GAS PLANT—Dictamnus. 60c; 3 for $1.50. A very hardy perennial that gets 
better each year. Spikes of either rosy pink or white flowers in June and 
good foliage the rest of the season. State choice of pink or white. 
FUNKIA. See Hosta. 
GYPSOPHILA—Baby’s Breath. Bristol Fairy. 75c; 3 for $1.50. Produces large 
panicles of double snow-white flowers throughout the summer. Fine for 
cut flowers. 
—Paniculata. 2-3 ft. Dainty white flowers on wide panicles. July and August. 
HEMEROCALLIS. Lemon or Day Lilies. They are one of the easiest peren- 
nials to grow, requiring little care and some of them are blooming from the 
end of May until frost. 
—August Orange. 3 ft. Late flowering miniature with flowers chrome-orange 
which are carried on long heavily branched stems. Aug.-Sept. $1.50. 
—August Pioneer. 3 ft. Like the preceding only lighter with a pink tint. Aug.- 
Sept. 50c. 
—Baronet. 30 in. An early orange-red. June.  50c. 
—Bijou. 2 ft. Small clustered flowers, orange overlaid with rich fulvous red. 
June-July. 50c. 
—Dauntless. 30 in. Deep yellow with greenish throat. July and Aug. 50c 
—Dominion. 38 in. Broad petaled magenta red. June-July. 75e. 
—Dorothy McDade. 3 ft. One of Sass’s good medium yellows. July-Aug. %75c. 
—Dover. 2 ft. large deep golden yellow, early June. 40c. 
—Flanders. Bright medium red. July. $2.00. 
—Gracilis. 18 in. Clear yellow flowers, May and June. 40c. 
—Hesperus. 40 in. 7 inch blooms, empire to ight cadmium yellow. 75c. 
—Hyperion. 40 in. Very large canary yellow. A must in your garden. 60c. 
—Mikado. 30 in. Light orange with reddish purple in throat. June-July. 40c. 
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