14 THE FREMONT NURSERY 
PERENNIALS 
Mostly field grown plants. 
Three plants of any ONE rare will be furnished 
at the following rates: 
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ACHILLEA—The Pearl. Dbl. white. 18 in. —..W... 0 
AJ UGA—Purple flowers. Fine ground cover. 
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ALYSSUM—Basket of Gold. A profusion of bright 
yellow flowers in April and May ..............W——..— 
ANCHUSA—Myosotidifiora, Forget-me-not like 
flO Wer ss... A PYET cri 2 Na yer ihe ssc eevee nne event .30 
ANEMONE—Pulsatilla, The Spring Anemone. Very 
attractive foliage with large violet purple 
flowers in early Spring. Very showy. —..—......... 38 
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Alba, Fall flowering, pure white with yellow center .35 
Queen Charlotte, Semi double fine pink —..—.._ Be. 35) 
Marie Manchard, Semi double white —....._.. = ae 
September Charm, Silvery pink. Bloom 
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ANTHEMIS—Moonlight, Masses of pale yellow 
bidoms in) Carty; summer... te ie ae i 
AQUILEGIA—Columbine, All long spurred. 
Crimson Star, Large bloom with crimson sepals 
and white petals forming a star —...W...........— nant 
Giant Pink Hybrids, Large, all shades of pink . .25 
Mrs. Scott Elliotts Hybrids, all shades and 
COLOR COT AEIOTIG os iets goer en 25 
ARMERIA—Laucheans, Beautiful little rock plant. 
Rosy red fiowers, 4 to 6 inches in May and 
June and usually more in the Fall —............ at ie + 
ARTIMESIA—Silver King, Striking silvery white 
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ASTERS—Beechwood Challenger, Crimson flowers 
iS 60s S( 2 high ‘Septs to. Frosty a oe — .40 
Harringtons Pink, large clusters of light pink 
flowers from early Sept. till frosts —..W......W — .40 
Violetta, Deep rich blue. Grows about 2 ft. high 
and nearly as broad. Sept. to frosts .......W...... — .40 
Frikarti, ‘‘Wonder of Staffa’’. Lavender blue 
flowers 2 to 242 inch with yellow centers from 
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Star of Wartburg, Large deep lavender flowers 
with golden centers with heavy stems from 
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ASTILBE—Perennial Spirea. All —...22....W.wWH = 85 
Betty Cuperus, Drooping feathery white flower 
spikes 2 ft. long. 
Fillapendula, Pretty fern like plant producing 
flower spikes 12 to 15 inches high with many drooping 
bell shaped pink and white blossoms. A most beauti- 
ful rock plant. 
Peach Blossom, Beautiful dense, feathery pink plumes. 
Pink, Early feathery plumes. 
Pink, Late feathery plumes. 
Gloria, Late red feathery plumes. 
BAPTISIA, False Indigo. 
Australis, Deep indigo blue resembling 
Delphinium. Attractive foliage 2 to 3 ft. high. 
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CAMPANULA—Canterbury Bells. 
Carpatica, Carpathian Harebell. 
Pretty compact tuffs of plants with clear 
blue flowers from June to Fall —.......0.. EAN a 
