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(Tall twelve to eighteen inches and up) 
MATRICARIA DOUBLE SELECT YHITE: (Fever 
santhemum, Leaves are finely cut, o 
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light, rich and above all, well drained, @ 
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NEPETA MUSSINI: (Ground Ivy or Catmint) Covered with rough, whitish hairs, 
giving the whole plant @ light gray appearance. Branches many, leaves 
lance-shaped, 1 to 2 inches long, slightly wrinkled, Flowers blue with 
dark spots, = inch Iong, in loose clusters forming a@ long raceme, A 
great garden favorive u 
ding. Ordinary soil, ALL SUMMER, 
ORIENTAL POPPIES NEY HYBRIDS: Strong-growing, hardy, with stout deeply 
growing root stocks, Leaves to 18 inches long. Flowers showy, to stx 
inches across, excellent mixture of colors, #asy culture, needs light 
loom or sondy soil, containing humus, Needs sun and ample room for dev- 
@lopméent, Plant during the months of August thru November. 3 to 4 ft. 
May-June, 
PHLOX DECUSSATA: (Hardy Upright Phlox) General garden favorites for the 
border or rock garden and should be grown in full sun, Their easy 
culture and long flowering periods make them particularly useful. Pro- 
fuse bloomers will make a gorgeous display of color in the garden from 
June until late summer. Cherry "ed, Whtte, White with Red Eye, Lav— 
ender Blue and Crimson Red. 
PHYSOSTEGIA SUMMER SNOW TRUE STOCK: (False Dragonhead) Dwarf form, pure 
white, gaping flowers on long clean spikes, Thrives under good upland 
garden conditions. 2 feet. Midsurmer and later, 
RUDBECKIA PURPUREA: (Purple Concfiower) Leaves usucGlly alternate, the 
veins prominent, the margins deeply toothed toward the tip. Flowers 
reddtsh—purvle, Useful border plants, easily cultivated in good open 
soil, sun or semt=-sha@e, 3 feet, ALL SUMMER, 
SHASTA DAISY KING EDWARD VII IMPROVEL 
branched, 1 to 2 feet high, Leave 
ly cut, Flower heads 2 to 4 inche 
Hardiest of ao11. Soil should be lig 
ed, 15 tnches. Good Summer and Autumn dloomer., 
D: Border plant, stems not much 
s long, narrow, toothed but not deep= 
s white and gaisy-like, 
ibove G11, well drain- 
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ender) Misty lovender-blue flowers, 
STATICE LATIPOLIA: (Great Sea Lave 
eaves, producing candlabra-like heads, if 
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plants have broad leathery 1 
cut in full bloom, moke very 
most garden sotls, but do bette 
Clays, 18 inches, July-August 
tble winter bouquets. Easy culture in 
in light, sandy loams than tn heavy 
STOKFSTA CYANEA: (Cornflower Aster) 
1 Stems purplish, covered with white 
matted hairs, Leaves alternate, F 
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lower heads I to 4 inches across, 
stalk. Large lavender=-blue flowers, 
Good garden plants, easily cultivated in ordinary garden soil, which 
mus, b@ wej1 drained, 18 inches, July-Augsst. 
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ed elther as a border or rock plant, or for bed- 
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