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Hardy Herbaceous
Perennials and
Alpine Plants
WHOLESALE TRADE LIST
Spring 1942
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D.& C. Hardy Plant Nursery
WESTMINSTER, MARYLAND Phone Westminster 534 Member:
American Association of Nurserymen. Maryland Nurserymen’s Association.
INDEX
Some outstanding Novelties General list Perennial and Rock Plants Lining list of Perennial and Rock Plants.... 23-27 Shrubs
This list does not cover everything we grow but only such stock as we have a fair supply to offer. Correspondence is invited regarding other kinds not listed. Our 1942 Descriptive Retail Catalogue lists many more items not listed here. We will be glad to send a copy on request.
Terms:
Cash, or satisfactory references must accompany all orders from parties unknown to us. 3% discount for cash with order; 2% 10 days; 30 days net; 6% interest charged after 60 days from date of invoice.
Guarantee:
We guarantee any plant we sell to be true to name and in healthy condition, and will replace or refund the money paid for such items which are proven not to be as represented.
Complaints must be made in writing to us within five days after receipt of goods.
Five at 10 rate; 25 at 100 rate: order calling for less than 5 plants of one variety, please add 20% to 10 rate. We do not charge for packing. All prices F. O. B. Westminster.
Practically all stock offered, are two year trans- planted field grown plants, except where noted.
The main reason we put out a retail Catalogue is to serve as a guide for many of our wholesale customers, and any one interested in Hardy Plants, should have our 1942 Illustrated Cata- logue. Many of the finest novelties are featured. A copy is yours for the asking.
Special 5% Cash Discount on all orders sent in with the full amount before March Ist, 1942. Why not take advantage of this special cash dis- count and send your order before March Ist.
Stock Reserved: If you want your order re- served and you do not wish to send the full amount with the order, we will gladly reserve the stock for you till you are ready for it. All you have to do is to send 20% of the amount of the order, the balance can be sent C. O. D. or you can remit before shipment is made. Of course, this does not apply to those whose reliability and credit is known to us.
A Few of the Many Recent Novelties Featured in this Catalogue
5 at 10 rate, 25 at 100 rate, 250 at 1000 rate. Except where noted all are field grown plants.
All varieties which are also offered in Rooted Cut- tings, these are classed with our lining out list, there- fore not less than one dozen of any one kind will be sold.
AETHIONEMA WARLEY ROSE (New Persian Candytuft)
Lovely deep rose flowers, resembling those of Daphne Cnecrum on 4-6 in. bushy plants. Blooms freely in May and June. $2.00 per 10, $15.00 per 100. Strong rooted cuttings, 90c per doz. $6.00 per 100, $50.00 per 1000.
AGASTACHE VERTICELLATA
A much admired new plant in our gardens last sum- mer, the light purple-magenta flowers come on dense compound-terminal and are produced freely late June to September, the gray-green leaves have a pleasant mint-like fragrance, grows 18-24 in. high, fine as cut- flower. Potted plants $2.00 per 10, $18.00 per 100.
ARMERIA BEES RUBY
An outstanding variety extra large heads of ruby- red flowers on stiff wiry 15 in. stems. Blooms from late May to July.
Strong 3 in. pots $1.80 per 10, $15.00 per 100 2 in. pots $1.20 per 10, $10.00 per 100
ASTER FRIKARTI (Wonder of Staefa)
The finest Hardy Blue Aster, large lavender-blue daisies on 2 ft. branchy plants, blooms continuously from July to frost. Strong well-established 2 in. pots $1.50 per 10, $12.00 per 100, $100.00 per 1000. Rooted Cuttings: 90c per doz., $6.00 per 100, $50.00 per 1000.
AUBRIETIA DR. MULES
A very attractive new variety with large violet- purple flowers. A profuse bloomer. 2 in. pots $1.50 per 10, $12.00 per 100.
CATANANCHE CAERULEA MAJOR An improved variety with large bright violet-blue
flowers. Blooms freely from June to late August. 2% in. pots $1.50 per 10, $12.00 per 100.
HARDY CHRYSANTHEMUMS
Many new varieties are listed in Chrysanthemum pages in this Catalogue
CHRYSANTHEMUM MAXIMUM (New Shasta Daisies)
Beaute Nivelloise, the finest of the single varieties, extra large flowers, 4-6 in. across. Blooms continuous- ly all summer. $1.80 per 10, $15.00 per 100.
Young plants for lining out: 90c¢ per doz., $6.00 per 100.
Chiffon, semi-double lovely frilled flowers on 12-18 in. stems. Blooms off and on all summer. Very at- tractive and distinct. Strong potted plants $1.50 per 10, $12.00 per 100.
Esther Reed, beautiful full double flowers, blooms all summer. Always in good demand. Potted plants $2.00 per 10, $18.00 per 100.
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Marconi, the most beautiful of all Shasta Daisies, extra large double frilled flowers 4-6 in. across on 18-24 in. strong wiry stems. An excellent cutflower. Blooms all summer... We are pleased to be able to offer the true stock of this gorgeous Shasta Daisy. Strong potted plants propagated by divisions at $3.00 per 10, $25.00 per 100.
GORGEOUS NEW DIANTHUS (Pinks)
Bobby, if you have not already tried this lovely and dependable Dianthus we would suggest that you do so. It has large deep pink flowers with crimson ring toward the center on 6-8 in. stems. A compact grower with effective glaucous folage. Blooms freely in June and a few blooms off and on all summer. $1.50 per 10, $12.00 per 100. Transplanted Rooted Cuttings: 75c per doz., $5.00.per 100.
Little Joe, attractive large crimson flowers on bushy compact plants, blue-green foliage which adds to its beauty. 2 in. pots: $1.20 per 10, $10.00 per 100.
Transplanted Rooted Cuttings: 90c per 12, $6.00 per 100.
Meg Gardner, extra large single white flowers with very distinctive deep crimson center, grows 12-15 in. high and blooms freely in late May and June. Fine for cutting. $1.50 per 10, $12.00 per 100. Rooted Cut- tings: 75c per doz., $5.00 per 100.
Rose Unique, Carnation-like double fragrant pink flowers on 12-15 in. stems. Blooms continuously from June “until’strost. *2 = in;spots?4$1:50. per 410.4 512:00 per 100.
Silver Mine (White Beatrix), an outstanding novelty with clusters of double pure white carnation-like flow- ers at the end of the 10-12 in. stems. Blooms freely in June and a few scattered blooms during the summer. 2% in. pots $1.20 per 10, $10.00 per 100. Transplanted Rooted Cuttings: 75¢c per doz., $5.00 per 100.
Tiny Rubies, a small growing variety somewhat of the same habit of growth as Dianthus Rose Cushion with tiny double deep pink flowers on 3-4 in. stems. 2 in. pots $1.50 per 10, $12.00 per 100.
GAILLARDIA THE IMP
A new dwarf Gaillardia making wide compact bushes quantities of flowers come on 10-12 in. stems. All sum- mer, color similar to the common Gaillardia. 2% in. pots $1.50 per 10, $12.00 per 100.
GEUM WILTON RUBY The finest of the new dark red Geums, being very Hardy and easily grown in any good garden soil. Large double bright crimson flowers which are freely pro- duced in early summer months and few scattered blooms throughout the season. Strong 3 in. pots: $2.50 per 10, $22.00 per 100.
5 LOVELY NEWER HELIANTHEMUM (Reek or Sun Rose) Apricot, large single apricot-yellow, good grower.
Ben Nevis, single yellow with crimson-rusty central ring, lovely and distinct.
Ben Ledi, flowers of crimson lake, a new color in Helianthemum. ;
Double Yellow, double citron-yellow flowers, good grower and a free bloomer.
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Rhodanthe Carneum, attractive silvery foliage and lovely pale pink flowers.
Any above 5 Varieties of Helianthemum $1.50 per 10. Strong Rooted Cuttings: 60c per doz., $4.00 per 100.
HEUCHERA QUEEN OF HEARTS
Large deep crimson flowers on 18 in. stems. The darkest of the coral bells, and an outstanding color that appeals to all. Blooms from late May to July.
3 in. pots $1.80 per 10, $15.00 per 100.
Rooted Cuttings: 75c per doz., $5.00 per 100.
HEUCHERA PINK PEARL
Quantities of large pink bells on 18in. stiff wiry stems. Makes an excellent show during early summer months. 3 in. pots $1.80 per 10, $15.00 per 100.
Rooted Cuttings 75¢ per doz., $5.00 per 100.
LAVANDULA VERA (Sweet Lavender)
This is not a new plant, but is very popular and al- ways in good demand, $1.20 per 10, $10.00 per 100. Strong Seedlings 50c¢ per doz., $3.50 per 100.
OENOTHERA ALLUMINATION
This is by far the best of the evening Primroses. The golden yellow flowers are produced freely from early June until August. The healthy leathery foli- age harmonizes beautifully with blooms. 12-15 in. high. 2% in. pots $1.80 per 10, $15.00 per 100.
PAPAVER ORIENTAL SALMON GLOW
(New Double Poppy)
Extra large double Salmon orange fiowers to 8 in. across. Strong upright growing. This should not be confused with Olympia or May Queen. $1.80 per 10, $15.00 per 100. 2 in. pots $1.40 per doz., $9.00 per 100.
PENTSTEMON GARNET (New Red Pentstemon)
Blooms from June to frost, the large garnet flowers are always attractive. Grows 2 ft. high. $1.50 per 10, $12.00 per 100.
Strong Rooted Cuttings 75c per doz. $5.00 per 100.
PHLOX SALMON BEAUTY (Eva Forester)
A beautiful new Phlox with rich salmon-pink flowers being a very strong and healthy grower, and splendid blooming quality. $1.80 per 10, $15.00 per 100.
Rooted Cuttings ready in April. 75¢ per doz. $5.00 per 100.
SILENA ALPESTRIS FI. PI.
In our opinion this is one of the loveliest of all the white blooming rock garden or low border plants. Masses of large double white flowers in late Spring and early Summer, and fairly good show of scattered blooms throughout the Summer and Fall. Truly a first-class Rock Plant. 2 in. pots $1.50 per 10, $12.00 per 100.
VERBENA ATTRACTION
A sparkling new color in Hardy Verbenas, which always attracts attention. Blooms profusely and _con- tinuously from late Spring to frost. The color is of deep rose with deeper crimson scarlet center. 2% in. Potted Plants $1.40 per 10, $12.00 per 100.
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TWO VERY CHOICE TENDER PERENNIALS IN THE NORTH
Both should be treated as annuals
Convolvulus Mauritanicus (Miniature Morning Glo- ry). A persistent summer plant for the rock garden and border. Most attractive blue flowers from June to frost. Trailing habit. 2 in. pots $1.00 per 10, $8.00 per 100.
Nierembergia Hippomanica. Our own strain propa- gated from cuttings much superior than seedlings. Compact, low-growing, only 6 inches high. Covered with cup-shaped blue flowers the entire summer and early fall. Showy, free-blooming and grows lustily. 2 in. pots 75c per 10, $5.00 per 100.
SOME OUTSTANDING SHRUBS, ETC.
Buddleia Royal Purple (New Butterfly Bush). This much admired new variety is the nearest approach to red yet. The flower panicles which are entirely open at one time are deep purple with an undertone of red creating the appearance of very rich reddish-violet pur- ple. Field plants $2.50 per 10. 2% pots $1.40 per 10, $12.00 per 100.
Buddleia Orchid Beauty. Lovely long tapering spikes of soft cattleya-lilac with a brilliant orange eye. Ex- cellent for cutflower. Field plants $1.80 per 10, $15.00 per 100. 2% in. pots $1.20 per 10, $10.00 per 100.
TWO LOVELY ALPINE OR MINIATURE ROSES
Oakington Ruby. A very free bloomer with brilliant red flowers all summer. 8-12 in. high.
2% in. pots $1.80 per 10, $15.00 per 100.
2 in. pots $1.40 per 10, $12.00 per 100.
Rouletti. The true miniature form, lovely tiny pink roses all summer. Very popular and in good demand.
2% in. pots $1.50 per 10, $12.00 per 100.
2 in. pots $1.00 per 10, $10.00 per 100
DORONYCNIUM SUFFRUTICOSUM (Doh-rik’-ni-um)
A very hardy small shrub, belonging to the pea fam- ily. It is much branched and rather trailing habit. Grows to 2 ft. in height. In our opinion it is one of the finest low-growing shrubs for covering sunny dry banks. Attractive medium gray foliage and masses of pinkish white flowers in early summer. Field plants $4.00 per 10. 2% in. pots $1.50 per 10, $12.00 per 100.
SALIX PURPUREA NANA (Dwarf Blue Leaf Arctic Willow)
An excellent dwarf willow which is very suitable for edging, grows to 3 ft. in height, but can be kept much lower by shearing it. Grows well in any soil, and is very hardy. Field plants $1.50 per 10, 2 in. pots $1.00 per 10, $8.00 per 100.
POTENTILLA FRUTICOSA PURDOMII
A truly lovely new small shrub, blooming continu- ously from May to September. Grows to 2 ft. making an ideal shrub for rock gardens or in front of taller growing shrubberies. It is an excellent bloomer with bright sulphur-yellow flowers. Strong 2% in. pots, $2.00 per 10.
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General List of Specimen Stock
transplanted field grown unless otherwise noted
ACHILLEA—Yarrow pee Argentea—silvery foliage, white, June.......... 1.40 Filapendula, Parker’s variety, yellow, June-
SULLY oval Gos spss ete ts ae dN 1.00
Millefolium Roseum, pink, June-July.............. .80
Ptarmica Perry’s White, June to August...... 1.00
Tomentosa, yellow, 6 to 8 in., May-June........ 1.00
Tomentosa Sulphurea. New light yellow........ 1.20 ACONITUM—Monkshood
Hischerrs Darkblue. ctall .oatt. a 1.40
Wilsoni. ‘Deep blue, late fall, 4-5 ft... 1.40 ACTINEA—Lakeside Daisy
Herbacea, yellow, 6 to 8 in. high, April.......... 1.40
AETHIONEM A—Persian Candytuft Grandiflcrum. Deep rose, 12 in., May-June.. 1.50
Persicum, lilac pink, May-June............0...0....... 1.00 Jucunda. Light pink, May-June..................... 1.20 Warley Rose. New deep pink.......................... 2.00 AJUGA—Bugle Genevensis Rosea, pink, May-June ................ 1.50 Reptans, - oles Via Vee ee eee nee ee 1.00 Tottenhami, bronze foliage, blue, good.......... Yea D) ALLIUM Thibetica, lilac mauve, July-August................ 1.00 ALYSSUM—Goldentuft Saxatile Compactum, yellow, spring .............. 1.00 Saxatile Fl. Pl., double yellow, 2 in. pots...... 1.50 Saxatile Citrinum, Sulphur-yellow .-............... 1.40 Montanum. Creeping yellow. May............... 1.20 ANCHUSA—Bugloss Italica Dropmore, blue, May-June .................. 80 Myosotidiflora, brilliant blue, May-June.......... 20 ANDROSACE—Rockjasmine
Sarmentosa Chumbyi, rosy lilac, May............ 1.40 Lanuginesa, Lilac-pink, all summer, 2 in.
j OTR ACP sep yh SOs Dnata Rk ai Nea ae ce ee Mbp Rena» 8 Suaaara le ae 1.20
AN EMON E—Windflower
Pulsatilla, violet blue, early spring.................. 1.20 Pulsatilla alba, white, early spring.................. 1.20 Birisatilas rubra cen en ce ea 1.00
ANEMONE JAPONICA—Windflower Fall Blooming Anemone
Per 100 12.00 8.00 6.00 8.00
7.00 10.00
12.00 10.00 10.00
10.00 8.00
Beautiful fall blooming plants. They begin Blooming in early September and last until freezing weather cuts them down. They are rather easy to grow in rich soil, either in sun or part shade. Most of them are excellent as a cutflower. Once they become estab- lished they will last for years. Any of the following varieties, strong 2% in. pots, $1.00 per 10, $8.00 per 100.
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Per Per 10 100 Hupehensis. Very attractive mauve-rose. Very early.
18 in.
Alba. Lovely single white, 4-5 ft.
Alice. Semi-double pink, 3-4 ft.
Marie Manchard. Beautiful semi-double white, 3-4 ft.
Richard Ahrends. lovely shell-pink. Pot Plants only, no cuttings of this variety.
Margarete. Double deep pink, new, 3-4 ft.
Queen Charlotte. Popular pink, 3-4 ft.
Rubra. Popular red, 2 ft.
September Charm. Very attractive, silvery-rose, sin- gle, 2-2% ft.
September Queen. Most attractive semi-double red, 18-24 in.
September Sprite. A little gem for rock gardens and borders. Sparkling mauve-rose, 12 in. high.
STRONG ROOTED CUTTINGS OF ALL THE ABOVE ANEMONES at 50c doz., $3.50 per 100, $30.00 per 1000. 250 at 1000 rate.
Hupehensis Herzblut (Heart-blood). A fine
novelty with deep red flowers, 2% in.
DOUG Se ict ees ae eee ee eee eee me 1.40 12.00 Rooted Cuttings 75c per doz., $5.00 per 100.
ANTHEMIS—Golden Marguerite
Perry’s variety, yellow, June to Aug. ............ 1.20 10.00 Moonlight, new light yellow.................220........ Lb Ome ae ANTHERICUM (St. Bernard’s Lily) Ramosum, white, June-July, 18-24 in... 1 O eee es AQUILEGIA—Columbine
Caernlea, =biue. and..witite..08). see] 1.20 10.00 Canadensis, redish orange, May-June ............ 1.00 8.00 Chrysantha, yellow, longspurred...................... 20 eee Chrysantha alba, longspurred, white.............. 2 Osa Clematiflora, spurless, very unusual.............. 1.50 12.00 Crimson Star, crimson sepals, white petals.. 1.20 10.00 Dobbies Imperial Hybrids, longspurred.......... 1.20 10.00 Longissima, new yellow .............2222-..--22000-22------ 2.002 ees. Longissima Hybrids, new strain, mixed col-
OLS Mes en ea) te he BO 0 sae Mrs. Scott Elliott, longspurred ........................ 1.00 7.00 Flabellata Nana Alba, white, May-June......... 1.00 8.00 Hensol Harebell, blue, May-June..................... 1.00 8.00 Rose Queen, longspurred pink ........................ 1.00 8.00
ARABIS—Rock Cress
Alpina Rosabella, pink ~........00000000000000000200.... 1.50 12.00
Alpine FI. Pl., White, April-May, 2% in. pots 1.20 10.00 AREN ARIA—Sandwort Montana, white, May-June ........000.0.0000.000..2...2. 1.20
ARMERIA—Thrift Bees Ruby, Large Ruby red, 15-18 in. 3 in.
DOUS Hay tlers nee: Pear Pa tia ee eee 1.80 15.00 Bees “Ruby 3o2 in. spots) see eee eee 1.20 10.00 Caespitosaspink;-sprine 2 ee ees 160 kee Caespitosa Hybrids, pink, May..............0......... 1.40 12.00 Cephalotus Rubra, pink, May-June.................. 1.20 10.00 Formosa Hybrids, mixed pink shades.............. 1.00 8.00 Laucheana, rosy flowers, May-June................ 1.00 8.00. Maritima, lavender pink, 6 in..........................- 1.00 8.00
ARTEMISIA—Wormwood Silver King—fine foliage ....00..000000000 0c eee 1.00 8.00
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ARRHENATHERUM—Oat grass 10 Bulbosum variegatum, dwarf ...............0.......... 1.00
ASPERULA—Woodruff Cynanchica, creeping, blush pink.................... 1.00 ASCLEPSIAS—Butterfly weed Tuberosa, orange, June-July .......2...2022.2-:-20e-- 1.00 ASTER—Hardy Aster Acris nanus, lavender-blue, Aug’.-Sept........... 1.20 Alpinus, lavender-blue, May-June .................. 1.20 Amellus King George, blue, July-Sept........... 1.40 Frikarti, lavender-blue, 2 in. pots.................... 1.50 Frikharti—Maid of Wilton, new pots.............. 2.50 Hybridus Luteus, yellow, July-Sept. .............. 1.40 Mauve Cushion, mauve, Oct.-Nov..................... 1.00 Tall Fall Asters Novae-Angliae Varieties
Harrington’s Pink, new; field plants.............. 1.80 PSA ECR S LIK DLT aera anes, see ee eet ga 1.00 Mount Rainier, fine, new white........................ 1.40 Ryecroft Purple, large, rich purple................ 1.00 Red Cloud, new deep pink, 4-5 ft...........00....... 2.00
Novi-Belgii Varieties Blue Plume, deep purple, almost double, pots 1.50 Blue Eyes, one of the finest blue, 4 ft............. 1.50 Beechewoed Challenger, new red, 3 ft., pots.. 1.80 Hilda Ballard. New, large, semi-double, light
REY CNL G Pepe ees ee ae ee eh he ere 12.0 Mt. Everest, the finest white, pots.................. 1.50 Little Boy Blue, August, 2 ft.........00000002.. 1.50 Palmyra, new small semi-double pink flow-
Crs tA cite Potsa Sale eee ee eee 1.80 Winchell Variety, (new), soft grayish-lav- CNET SS OO see aoe I ee This a haa ate 1.20 Skylands Queen, lavender-blue..........0..0.......... 1.20 Vicletta, new deep violet-purple. Pots.......... 1.80 ASPHODELUS—Asphodel Duteus; yellowed ede enterica rite 1.00
Astilbe, see Spirea.
ASTRAGALIS—Milk Vetch Vicifolius, prostrate plants ferny leaves, and lavender-pink flowers in late Spring andvearly«summerrenj Pe ea 1.50 AUBRIETIA—Purple Rock Cress Large Flowering Hybrids. Early spring 4 in. 1.20 Dr. Mules, new violet-purple, 2 in. pots.......... 1.40
BAPTISIA—False, Indigo
PAUSED A LISS DUG peer dc ohare epee eRe en We Fe te 1.00 BOLTONIA—Starworth Pink and White Separate 00.0.0000....0.eeec cece 1.00 BUDDLEIA—Butterfly Bush Gharming new pink a 2 we) Mee ee 1.80 Ile de France, rosy-purple......00...0...-..eeccccceeece-e 1.40 Hartwegi, lavender, new ...00........-..2cesececccesee--- 1.80 Concorde eNews nee ee ee eee 1.80 Dubonnets-2 News sa see ene A Nee es 1.80 Bleanors, Now, sbinew 429 che ea ee 1.80 Orchid -Beanty, new) 2.2220 een 1.80
Royal Purple, nearest to red..........02.00.00000...... 2.50
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Per CALLIRHOE—Poppy Mallow 10 Involucrata:: crimson Lous = ee 1.00 CALLUNA—Scotch Heather Vulgaris, lavender Vulgaris alba Vulgaris alporti, deep pink Any above 8 varieties, 3 year old, bushy Plants een tacks hee core eee ee, eee 2.50 CAMPANULA—Bellflower Garpatica:-blue;-summerinec. ..2-- aes 1.00 Carpaticavalbarycw litem inne ec. 1.00 Carpatica Purple Carpet, lovely novelty, Blooms freely all summer. Pots............ 1.20
Carpatica Convexity, new and distinct blue.. 2.00 Garganica, very choice for Rockery, starry
blue*flowers4< Lots 243-52 1.40 Glomerata, distinct, deep purple-blue.............. 1.40 Persicifolia Blue, blue, June-July .................. 1.00 Persicifolia «W hites252 ot an ee eee 1.00 Persicifolia Blue Spire, the finest double blue 2.00 Persicifclia Telham Beauty, large single...... 2.00 Persicifolia Lady Evelyn, new “single lilac.
POtsi2 cee er Te ee ere ee 2.00 Poscharskyana, starry-blue, summer .............. 1.20 Pseudo Raineri, large blue, dwarf................... 1.20 Rotundifolia, blue, all summer........................ 1.00
Rotundifclia Purple Gem, a very choice new variety, blooms profusely all summer,
12Aant hich. See Sire eee eas 1.50 Turbinata Blue Gem. truly a gem.................. 1.40 Turbinata White Gem, white form.............. 1.40
Medium Canterbury Bells, mixed or separate 1.00
CARN ATION—Hardy
Hardy: Border Mixed =n ee: 1.00
Douglas Strain, finest double mixed, 2 in. DOTS es ise ae re ae eee ee 1.40
Crimson King, all summer. Pots .................. 1.40
CARYOPTERIS—Blue Spirea Incanassbines-neldeplantszesred coe eee ee 1.40
CATANANCHE—Cupid’s Dart Caerulea Major. New, large flowers, all sum-
mer, ¢ 2745 ANS pots eared oe ee 1.40 CENTAUREA—Cornflower
Dealbata, rose-pink, June-July -.....0000000000.... 1.00
Montana, blue, May and June; 18 in............... 1.00
Macrocephala, extra large yellow, 2 ft........... 1.20
CEPHALARIA—Giant. Scabiosa Tatarica, creamy-white, June-July................... 1.00
CERASTIUM—Snow in Summer
Alpinum Lanatum, a rare miniature variety. 1.40
Columnae, white 4 in. stems....%....2.2.2..2e 1.00
Strictum, rare form, green foliage, white fidweYrsis. ce Ae eee a ate cheeses 1.50
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HARDY GARDEN CHRYSANTHEMUM
One of America’s finest and most up-to-date col- lections. For more complete descriptions please refer to our retail catalogue.
1942 NOVELTIES 3New Cushion Pompeons. These new beauties have beautifully rounded blossoms. Starting to bloom in early September, they are very free flowering, making bushy well-rounded plants. About 18 in. high.
September Cleud. Purest white with primrose shad- ing in center.
September Gold. Brilliant golden-yellow.
September Bronze. Golden bronze to intense warm bronze.
Other Good 1942 Novelties Silver Moon. Large Shasta Daisy-like flowers, but more showy. Gleaming white, double rays of silvery
petals with pale yellow center. September on. 2% ft. high.
Peachblow. Distinct new single, glorious blending of salmon pink fawn and bronze. Late September 2% ft. high.
Either of the above 5 varieties, potted plants, 35c each, $3.00 per 10.
September Dawn. The first really good double pink. Flowers are about 3 in. across, being hardy, vigorous healthy grower and free flowering. Starting to bloom in early September. Height 2 ft.
Salmon Gold. 2 to 2% ft. Lovely semi-double flow- ers 2-2% inches across, are a blending of salmon and gold and open in early October.
Either of the above 2 varieties:
Potted plants, 25c each, $2.00 per 10, $18.00 per 100.
Rooted Cuttings $1.50 per doz., $10.00 per 100.
Debutante. Double, lght-lemon yellow. Flowers diffused with soft peach and rose. 2 ft. Late Septem- ber. 30c each, $2.75 per 10.
6 New September Jewels (Rubellum Hybrids)
These new varieties have single and semi-double flowers starting to bloom in September. Height about 2 ft. Any of the 6 potted plants 25c each, $2.25 per 10.
Sigurd. Light coral-red shaded cornelian.
Odin. Hellebore red, golden yellow center. Aesir. Bright yellow, with deeper center. Njorth. Amaranth pink, golden yellow center. Freya. Light sulphur-yellow, semi-double. Gudrum. Golden copper, shaded pink.
New Distinct Cushion Mum
Dahlia Flowered “Mum”. Entirely distinct from oth- ers of this class. The purplish wine colored flowers are large, somewhat ragged and carried on low com- pact plants. Potted plants: 25c each, $2.00 per 10.
OUTSTANDING 1941 NOVELTIES
Mrs. P. S. Dupont III, a very much admired beauty lovely soft peach-pink tinted with rosy salmon and fawn. Well shaped, large double flowers on vigorous 2% to 3 ft. Plants in fuil bloom early October, an ex- cellent cutflower variety.
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Eugene A. Wander, extra large double, glistening vellow flowers on bushy 18 in. plants. In full bloom early September. A good seller.
Either of the above 2 varieties:
Potted Plants $2.00 per 10, $18.00 per 100. Rooted Cuttings $1.60 per doz., $12.00 per 100.
Milky Way, creamy-yellow buds open flowers, milky- white handsome semi-double, informal, blossoms with pre overlapping petals. Late September, height 2-2" ft.
Avalanche, a beautiful new white that is really good. Large well formed double flowers on 2'%-3 ft. stems. in full bloom late September. One of the best white for cutting.
Bronze Cydonia, a lovely new bronze form of the already very popular Red Cydonia.
Early Wonder, one of the most admired in our entire collection. Masses of ball shaped blooms about 2 in. across on sturdy 2-2% ft. plants. In full bloom late September or early October. The color being a lovely shade of pale pink fading to almost white. Try it!
Either of the above 4 varieties:
Potted Plants $1.40 per 10, $12.00 per 100. Rooted Cuttings $1.10 per doz., $8.00 per 100.
CHOICE RECENT NOVELTIES OF MERIT
Any of the following 18 varieties: Potted Plants $1.20 per 10, $10.00 per 100. Rooted Cuttings 75c yer doz., $5.00 per 100.
Red Hussar, Blooms Oct. 15th, the best seller of all the single reds when seen in bloom. Low bushy growth.
Golden Charm, very attractive pompon.
Autumn Lights, Lovely single bronze. In bloom late September.
Dean Kay. Masses of semi-double pink flowers from July on. 2 ft;
Goblin, a good late pompon. Attractive bronze flowers. Very resistent to frost.
Manantico, very early bloomer. Semi-double red, a good seller.
Pohatcong, a good early pink, fairly large double flow- ers 2-2% ft.
Burgandy, double bright amaranth crimson, sturdy grower and free bloomer. Splendid for cutting. Early October.
Pompcnette, a gorgeous dwarf pompon perfectly form- ed flowers bronze to yellow. 12-18 in. early Sep- tember.
Rose Glow, medium size double flowers. Raspberry and old rose, 2 ft. Early October.
Quaker Maid, extra large double flowers, attractive crimson with some touches of gold. Early October.
Symphony, large double coppery-rose, one of the best for cutflowers.
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Rapture, large double bronze to carmine, very attrac- tive.
Lavender Lady, large double, beautiful lavender-pink.
Roberta Copeland, lovely semi-double, rose-red to bronze, dwarf habit.
Sappho, old but still the finest single yellow, early bloomer and very hardy. Pale Moon, lovely pale yellow, double.
Sun Ged, a late bloomer, but very beautiful after first killing frost. Large double bronze and Gold.
LOVELY SPOON CHRYSANTHEMUM
Either of the 7 varieties: Potted Plants $1.20 per 10, $10.00 per 100. Rooted Cuttings 75c¢ per doz., $5.00 per 100.
Jasper Specon, Golden Spoon, Silver Spoon, Orchid Spoon, Rose Spoon, White Spoon, Yellow Spoon. We particularly recommend in this Group: Yellow
Spcon, Silver Spoon, White Spoon, Rose Spoon and Orchid Spoon.
TWO NEW VARIETIES OF ASTRID (Northland Daisies)
Either of the two Potted Plants 25c each, $2.00 per 10. Good Morning. Large single pure yellow. - Viking. Burned orange, or redish bronze single.
We have many other varieties of Northland Daisies, which we hope to have in sufficient quantities to offer for next year.
CHRYSANTHEMUM RUBELLUM Two Choice Varieties—Field Grown Plants
Clara Curtis. Single pink, blooms freely in August to October. $1.40 per 10, $12.00 per 100.
Anna Hay. A new light pink form of Clara Curtis. $1.40 per 10, $12.00 per 100.
Rocted divisions of above 75c doz., $5.00 per 100.
Cushion Mums (Chrysanthemum Amelia)
and similar varieties that are low growing and bloom at about the same time.
The following strong field grown plants at $1.20 per 10, $10.00 per 100, except as noted.
Pink Cushion. The deep pink form. Bronze Cushion. A fine bronze. White Cushion. Yellow Cushion. Golden yellow. Muskogee, buds red, open flowers pink. White Gull. White button. Pygmy Gold. Large yellow button. Cuttings or Divisions any above 6 varieties 60c doz., $4.00 per 100.
Per Per 10 100 Little Bob, New bronze Button, potted.......... 1.40 12.00 Santa Claus, new red, potted..............-.......-.-.-- 1.40 12.00
Rooted Cuttings either above 2 varieties $1.00 per doz., $7.00 per 100. Champion Cushion, new deep bronze, potted 1.50 _.......
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GENERAL LIST OF HARDY CHRYSANTHEMUMS
Any of the following varieties, potted plants 1.00 8.00 Cuttings or Divisions, 60c doz., $4.00 per 100
Double Korean Hybrids
Indian Summer, orange-bronze. King Midas, beautiful yellow. Mrs. Sam P. Rotan, golden-yellow.
Single Korean Hybrids
Acacia, small single, yellow.
Autocrat, bright orange-scarlet. Lovelight, good pink, duplex flowers. Mongolian, deep yellow, late. Sensation, yellow and scarlet.
The Chief, semi-double, scarlet and gold. Saladin, lovely coral-red, potted. Nancy Copeland, spectrum-red, single. Venus, lilac-pink, single.
Hebe, pink, single.
Fortuna, ox-blood-red.
Hestia, rose-pink, semi-double.
Nysa, rosy-lilac, showy.
Psyche, shell-pink, single.
Thalia, orange.
Vesta, golden-orange.
Arcturus, amber-yellow, single. Elegance, rose, single.
Rosamund, violet-rose, single. Stellaris, yellow, graceful, single.
Other Fine Varieties, Single and Double
Algonquin, early double yellow. Astrid, shell-pink, very good. Capt. R. H. Cook, rose, tall. Early Bronze.
Judith Anderson, small, yellow. Louis Schling, bronze-red. Irene, lovely white Button. Ouray, small bronze-red button. R. Marion Hatton, canary-yellow. Ruth Hatton, ivory-white. Seminola, cream-white, early. Treasure Grove, yellow Button.
WE STILL HAVE AVAILABLE THE FOLLOWING VARIETIES
in strong field grown plants for as long as they last. All
at $1.40 per 10, $12.00 per 100.
Acacia, Autumn Lights, Dean Kay, Goblin, Musko- gee, Pohantcong, Yellow Spoon, White Spoon, Mrs. Sam P. Rotan, Mangolian, Hebe, Nysa, Psyche, Sappho, Elegance, Algonquin, Astrid, Capt. R. H. Cook, Early Bronze, Gelden Charm, Judith Anderson, Louis Schling, Quray, Seminola.
Per Per Chrysanthemum Maximum Shasta Daisy 10 100 Beaute Nivelloise, entire summev...............-.... 1.80 15.09
Chiffon. Frilled semi-double flowers, pots.... 1.50 12.00 Esther Reed, lovely, full double, all summer.
Pots:4th SS ae eee, 2.00 18.00 Favorite, large single, 2 ft. stems.................... 1b OSes Avalanche, new dwarf, large single. Pots.... 2.00 Marconi, large double’ frilled, finest daisy.
Pots i Ae Re ey ee rea 3.00 25.00
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Per 10 Nobilis, semi-double, all summev.................... 1.50 Spring Beauty, new 12 in. high, medium sin- gle flowers in late May and June............ 1.50 Mrs. Chas. Lothian Bell, summer flowering.. 1.00 Supreme, white, June- July eM re Bet rats tea eS 1.20 Double White Swan, white™*.....0.002.0000022222..... 1.40 COREOPSIS—Tickseed Auriculata Nana, gold-yellow, May to fall.... 1.20 Goldens Giants eee eee oe ks 1.00 Perry’s Double, double yellow .......................... 120 Rosea ‘Nana, pale ‘pink: 20202-0.-iioeeise sececeennee 1.00 CORONILLA—Crown Vetch Cappadocica, golden-yellow, May-July.......... 1.50 CYPRIPEDIUM—Lady’s Slipper A Cauley Bink sect cee er ne eae eee 1.20 PirbescensrenVGll0 We ecco eee apt ge 1.50 ES DECTADLI Gea OVEl YS DIT ha tare eee eae 1.50 DAPHNE—Garland-flower Cneorum, fragrant pink flowers, spring and SUMNMIC Is FO elie eee ee eee See ee 3.00 DELPHINIUM Belladonna, elightr Ditiees shi see ee eee 1.00 Rallamosum:=dark’ bine 2-74. eee ee 1.00 Blackmore and Langdon Hybrids .................... 1.20 Chinensis Tom Thumb, deep blue dwarf........ 120 New Giant Pacific Hybrids .............................. 1.80 Summers Clond;-whites2.40 nee 1.00 DIANTHUS—Pinks Ariel, new, bright crimson, lovely.................... 1.50 Bobby, deep pink, showy, a gem.................... 1.50 Beatrix, double salmon-pink 2 in. pots.......... 1.00 Furst Bismark, red form of Beatrix, 2 in. DOLSEE eee ee ae ee Aun him ee 1.00 Arvenensis, pink, May-June ..........0.0...0........-.. 1.00 White Beatrix (Silver Mine), new, pots........ 1.20 Bristol Purity, double, pure white.................... 1.20 CAESIUS IN Kise oa ic ee ee dave eR alee 1.00 Gaesius FI. Pl. Rose Queen, new double, 8 in. PRAT HEATH Urs eet net cee nen eee eee 1.40 Little Joe, lovely novelty, crimson, all sum- PAOLO s DELI Laotian scene, ee ee 2.20 Meg Gardner. Very distinct white, crimson CRT COT mene ais cen Centr ee Pek Ee a 1.40 Plumarius, mixed, single & double.................. 1.00 Plumarius Double Pink, showy ........................ 1.20 Plumarius Little Gem. new dwarf, pink-red HL SSa Wile got ese tne Mate ee fhe Na tn Sana aaa Be a 2.00 Rose Cushion, rose-pink, June ....................-..- 1.20 Rese Unique, double pink, all summer, 2 in. DO Ls ie nit ete ee SO ete he 1.50 Roysi Hybrids, pink & red, May-June ............ 1.20 Seeueiri, -alb-summer - POS 25... ae de ok 1.20 Tiny Rubies, new small double pink flowers, SWE nay PAP WY by OL 0) Ae eae ee ok IE ats aaa 1.50 White Reserve, double white ~...2.2..........2222..2.. 1.20
White Gold, large double yellow, 2 in. pots 2.00 DIANTHUS BARBATUM—Sweet William
Newport Pink, salmon-pink ..........02....00...000....-- 1.00 Scarlet Beauty, SCAT IC lats oe a eee 1.00 Silt Saree ns ee Bel 1.00
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DICENTRA—Bleeding Heart 10
Eximia; ‘pink, springsto fall;e2 3 ee 1.20
Spectabilis 5.245 ees ee ee ee ..- 2.00
DICTAMN US—Gas Plant Albus, June-July ................ alg tle a it ip taa 1.50 Ruber; reds 22.2 ae 5 ae Se ee eee ee 1.50 DIGITALIS—Foxglove Ambigua, yellow, June-July ....................------+ 1.00 Giant Shirley, mixed colors: 2020..220.22.c2.......2-2002- 1.00 DORONICUM—Leopardbane
Clusii. dwarf, yellow, April-May .................... 1.80
Excelsum, large, yellow, April-May.............. 1.40 Pardalianches (Bunch of Gold), Canary yel-
lows 32 JIC Ai he geen ee re ee Perens 1.80 EDRAIANTHUS—Wahlenbergia
DalmatictissecBlueseGe inesed UNG .2s ates ne eae 1.50
EPEMEDIUM—Barrenworth Choice mixed varieties, good for Shade.......... 2.00 ERIGERON—Fleabane Speciosus Double Azurea Beauty .................. 1.40
ERODIUM—Heronbill
Chamaedryoides Roseum, May-Nov. .............. 1.50 Manescavi, rosy-purple, all summer, 2 in.
DOUS et Sere U nee ter ee eat awe 1.50 ERYNGIUM—Sea Holly Amethestimum, blue, June-July -...0000000000000..... 1.00 EUPATORIUM—Hardy Ageratum Coelestinum, azure-blue, Aug. Sept. .............. 1.00 EUPHORBIA—Spurge (Milkwort) Polychroma, yellow, May-June ...................... 1.50 FUCHSIA—Hardy Fuchsia Magellanica, new red, summer; potted.......... 150 FUNKIA—(Hosta) Subcordata Grandiflora, white -.......0....000........ 2.00 Variegata, blue Jtlyi-e ee 1.00
GAILLARDIA—Blanket Flower Giant Monarch Strain, extra large flowers.... 1.00
Goblin, dwarfcUmtixed) st eee 1.00 Mr. Sherbrook, pure yellow, very good .......... 1.50 Ruby, brilliant-red toy cae ee eee 1.50 Sun God, clear-yellow, 2% in. pots.................. 1.50 ‘The Imp, new dwarf, 2% in. pots...........0.....2.. 1.40
GENTIAN A—Gentian
Hascombensis, very lovely, summer, 6 in..... 1.80 Prezwalski, very easy, blue, summer, 12 in. 1.50
GERANIUM—Cranesbille Lancastriens, new, salmon-pink ...................... 1.50
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GEUM—Avens 10 100
Borisii, orange-scarlet, May-June .................. 1A eee es Fire Opal, double orange-scarlet-...22....22.22.0-2- 1.80 15.00 Leonard’s Variety, a distinct Geum, 12-15 in. 1.80 _...... Prince of Orange, double orange- -yellow cua eh 1.20 10.00 Princess Juliana, double orange, May-July.... 1.50 © ...... Red Wings, new, good red, 18 in..................... ZiQQ ict ms
Wilton Ruby, best red Geum, new, 3 in. pots 2.50 22.00 Waights Brilliant, a new miniature Geum.
ROtS seen ie ee che Fal Pe ae 2) oS OUse ese GLOBULARIA—Globe Daisy Bellidifolia, blue, fine ground cover .............. 1.20 10.00 Trichosantha, blue, May-June ..........2........--20--- 1.00 8.00 GYPSOPHILA—Babysbreath Bristol Fairy, white, double .21...2. sci 2.00 18.00
Bristol Pairyic2740n. - pots ee kee ere 1.20 10.00 Fratensis, light pink, May-July, creeping...... 1.50 12.00 Repens Bodgeri, double, white, tinted pink.. 1.50 12.00 Repens Resenchleir (Rosy Veil) double pink 1.50 12.00 Oldhamiana, flesh and pink .....0..........00....2222-- 1.00 8.00
HEDERA—Helix Conglomerata, bunch ivy, 3 in. potted plants 2.00 ...... For New Ivys, see vines—Retail Catalogue
All varieties listed in retail catalogue............ 1.00 8.00 HELENIUM—Sneezeworth
Peregrina, deep bronze red, pots.........-.......... 1.50 12.00 HELIANTHEM UM—Sunrose
Apricot, single apricot-yellow.............0..0000..... 1:50 pee
Buttercup, single golden-yellow...................... 1.00 8.00
Fireball, double, bright scarlet........................ 1.00 8.00
Ben Nevis, yellow and orange, lovely............ TbO pee
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Double Yellow, double citrin-yellow flowers 1.50 Rhodanthe Carneum, silvery foliage, lovely DEN Kiger eh eee ee eee en LS ae ee
HELIANTHUS—Perennial Sunflower Coronation. New, yellow Anemone center.... 1.40 12.00 Loddon Gold. New, large double yellow........ 1.20 10.00 HELIOPSIS—Orange Sunflower
Scabra Excelsa, deep yellow, June-Sept......... 1.00 8.00 Scabra Incomparabilis, new ............................ 2.00 18.00 Several other new varieties available in
Smale (Quantities a bese st ke we ees 2:50 see es HEMEROCALLIS—Daylily
Dr. Regel, orange-yellow, May............00.......... 1.20 10.00
Florham, golden-yellow, June-July.................. 1.20 10.00
Kwanso, golden-bronze, June-July, double.... 1.20 10.00
Thunbergi, yellow, July-August ...-.................. 1.20 10.00 New Giant Flowering Hybrids
Amaryllis. Golden-yellow, July-Aug. .......... 2.00 15.00 Apricot. Apricot-yellow, May ........................ 1.40 12.00 Bay State. Deep yellow, June-July................ 2.00 18.00 D. D. Wyman. Lemon-yellow, tawny
SDIASUES oy tees, cogs tbe eee etiee Eee an ee e 40c¢ each Flavina. Lemon-yellow, May-June, dwarf.... 2.50 — ...... Goldeni. Deep orange, July -..........2...00000002.... 1.80 15.00 Gypsy. Golden-yellow, medium size .............. DAO Rem aro
Hyperion. Soft canary-yellow -............00002... 50c¢ each
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10 Imperator. Rich orange-red........................-.-- 2.50 J.2A; Crawtord. -—Gledreroldste ase nes 3.00 Lemona. Lemon-yellow, July-Aug. .............. 2.00 Mikado. Mellow orange, each petal with an
area of dark red-purple.c.i8 2 ica 3.50 Mrs. W. H. Wyman. Pale glistening yellow 1.80 Achroléeucaige Yellows es eae ees 1.40 Ophir. -sGoldena Yello Was 2 oe i oe oe 4.00 The Gem: Lovely’ yellowz...222 ee 1.80
For more new Hemerocallis, refer to retail Cata- louge. HEUCHERA—Coralbells
Brizioides, light pink, May-August................ 1.20 Edge Hall, salmon-pink, May to July............ 1.40 Perry White, dwarf, pure white........................ 1.40 Pinie-de(Feus-coral-red 2 = eee ee 1.40
Pink Pearl, large pink flowers, 18-24 in.,
Os INE DOUS cet eae eee les ee eee 1.80 Queen of Hearts, splendid novelty, red.......... 2.00 Rosamundi, coral-pink, May-July .................. 1.20 Snowflake, new pure white, 18 in. pots.......... 2.00
HIBISCUS—Mallow New Giant Flowering mixed ............................ 1.00 HIPPOCREPIS—Horseshoe Vetch Comosa, rare and fine, creeping golden-yel- lowpd une=J 11] ye eee 1.50 HYPERICUM—St. Johnswort Moserianum, golden-yellow, all summev........ 1.50 Reptans, golden-yellow, June ..................-2----- 1.00 IBERIS—Candytuft Sempervirens, white, early spring ................ 1.20 Snowflake, spure=white, truce. =) 1.40 Little Gem dwarfijwhite t= 23 4s eee 1.20 Little Cushion, very dwarf white, new............ 1.40
INCARVILLEA—Perennial Gloxinia
Delavayi, rose, June, 2 year plants................ 1.40
INULA—Fleabane Ensifelia, golden-yellow, June-Aug. ............ 1.20 IRIS—Flag Arenaria (Sand Iris), yellow,, May.................. 1.20 Cristata, pale blue, May-June ........................ 1.00 Cristata sAlbas<whitem viet eee 1.50 Dichotoma (Vesper Iris), Lilac, July-Sept..... 1.20 Tectorum (Roof Iris) blue, May-June............ 1.00 Pumila*Fairy; pale-blue ee 1.20 Pumila Orange Queen, orange-yellow .......... 1.20 Pumila Sambo, deep blue ..000......2.2..2-0--.-ccc00e-o0-- 1.00 Pumila La*Fiancee; white 4.2. 1.00 Pumila Prairie Gem, Spring and fall, yellow 1.20 Pumila Stewart Hyb., yellow ................---0----0--- 1.00 Pumila (Mixéd?s. 5 ee ee ee .80 Iris Kaempferi Blue Bird. Rich, uniform blue ...................... 2.00 Gold Bound, double white _............................... 1.20 Melpomene. Soft blue, double........................ 1.20 Purple and-Gold 2.23 ee eee eee 1.20 Pink Pearl. Delicate, pearly pink with lilac TONG 3224 eee ee ee ee 2.0
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Red Riding Hood. Violet-purple with golden 10 100 Thats eee ee eee co ae te Lb Oeste Dominator. Deep blue, single...........0.0.00....... 1045] Ee
Doris Childs, pearl-white veined rosy purple 1.50 ........ Margaret Hendrickson, double bluish-violet,
white ‘Centers e creas ates es eae 50S 22 Marjorie Perry, white with light blue cast.. 1.50 —...... Princess C. D. Rohan, dark purple.................. L503 Rosa Anna, ivory white with ruby veins...... 1 Oieeeeat oes
Victor, light blue veined with darker blue...... PbO 2 Sees
Siberian Iris
Siberica Perry’s Blue, clear-blue .................... 1.00 8.00 Siberica Snow Queen, white, dwarf ................ TZ ee Siberica Caesar’s Brother, pansy violet........ PO sese
For other Iris—see Retail Catalogue. LATHYRUS—Perennial Pea
Datifolias mixed ¢colorsese..es ect ee .80 6.00 LAVANDULA—Lavender Vera (Sweet Lavender), lavender .................- 1.20 10.00 LIATRIS—Gayfeather Pycnostachya, rich purple, July-Aug............... 1.00 8.00 September Glory, clear purple.......................... 1.40 12.00 Scarlosa alba, “News. White... ean eee 1.80 15.00 Spileatawecarly variety, oal ts 2000. ener 1.00 8.00 LINUM—Perennial Flax Alpinum, dwarf, sky-blue, summev.................. 1.00 8.00 Blayuiniesy ellow ped 2 ink 2) ere nec ae 1.00 8.00 Narbenense Heavenly Blue, new large flow- OVS Romo SON occ eee. ence Skopelos 2, eas eee LOBELIA—Cardinaiflower Cardinalis. July-andsAurust.22 =: 1.00 8.00 LOTUS—Babies’ Slipper Corniculatus, Fl. Pl., double yeilow ................ 1.20 10.00
LUPIN US—Lupine Polyphyllus, pink, blue, white, or mixed........ 1.20 10.00
Russell Hybrids. Potted plants...................... 1.50 12.00 LYSIMACHIA—Loosestrife ' Clethroides, pure white, July-Aug. -............... 1.00 7.00
LYTHRUM—Purple Loosestrife Lady Sackville, rosy-pink, July-Aug............... 1.20 10.00
Virgatum, rosy-purple, June to Sept., try it.. 1.20 10.00 The Beacon. New, deep carmine-red, 2 inch DOUSHa ete ee pa eer er te es 1.20 10.00 MATRICARIA—Fever Few Little Gem. dwarf, double white, June on...... 1.00 8.00
roldenaBall-syellows tn Se ees. 1.00 8.00 MERTENSIA—Virginia Bluebell PLE FETT CA LU ie ee ee ne ee 1.20 10.00 MON ARDA—Bergamot DICALIL OL vats ie eo ee a et et ee 1.00 8.00 SAlIMON SQUCEI et eee eae ac terest 130 Ose oe MYOSOTIS—Forget-Me-Not Palustris Semperflorens, May to fall.............. 1.00 8.00
Pink Beauty. Pink form, 2 inch pots............ 1.00 8.00
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Mussini, “violet-blue? 222s ee 1.00 8.00 Mussini Six Hill Giant ............0200000.000...00.0.......- 1.40 12.00 Souvenir Andre Chaudron, dark blue.............. 1.00 8.00
OENOTHERA—Evening Primrose Alumination, best evening primrose, yellow,
blooms nearly all summer, 2% in. pots.. 1.80 15.00 Mexicana Rosea, pale pink .............................. 1.00 8.00
Missouriensis, lemon-yellow, June-July ........ 120 ty eee PACHYSANDRA—Japanese Spurge Terminalis, potted plants ..............---...-..:-<------- 1.00 8.00 PAPAVER POPPY Oriental Poppies Beauty of Livermore, dark crimson................ 1.40 12.00 Baltyeepale Dinka een te ee eee ae, eee 1.50 12.00 Lula A. Neely, ox-blood-red .............0..0.0.......-- 1.80 15.00 May Saddler, salmon-pink .............................-.- 1.20 10.00 Mrs. Perry, orange-apricot ............00..0c0---.0----- 1.20 10.00 May Queen, double: ‘scarlete. 2 1.20 10.00 Berry-s = White,..whitest<. See ae 1.80 15.00 Wurtembergia, rose-red ~......00022........2222eeeee eee 1.40 12.00
NEWER POPPIES Special Prices quoted on request, in quantities. Cavalier, flowers are crinkly and deep scar-
letered Sete renee eee er eee 2 00S ae Cerise Beauty, medium size, rose.................... 2.00 eae: Colonel Bowles, very large scarlet-red.......... PAUL PSS aces Delicatas,oldsrose-pin kw eee eee Bee 1.50 12.00 Gold of Ophir, nearest to yellow...................... 1.80 15.00 Henri Cayeux, old rose, unusual color............ 1.80 15.00 Jeanne Mason, large sparkling Geranium
DID kee te ee ae ee ae eee 1250 fae ees Joyce, crimson-pink or cherry-red.................. 1.40 12.00 Lach’s Koenigen, peach red with pink cast.... 1.80 15.00 Lord Lambourne, lacinated scarlet _.............. 1.80 15.00 Mrs. Ballego, large salmon-pink blooms
with large black spots at base.................. 1.80 15.00 Nancy, deep crimson, black blotches at base 2.50 _ ...... Orange, Perfection: 32... to eee 150g eee Princess Victoria Louisa, salmon pink............ 1.20 10.00 Proserpine, immense, scarlet-red .................. 2:00 pee Purity puressottepinks 430 eee ee 2:00 eee Red =Klamesstarcesredunn. ee ee eee 150 nse
Salmon Glow. New and very good, doy bles cates Se eens eves eee 1.80 15.00
Wunderkind, considered the finest cerise col- ored Poppy
ORIENTAL POPPIES from 2 in. pots, see complete list, pages 26 and 27.
PARADANTHUS — Blackberry-Lily Chinensis, orange, July-Aug., 2 ft... 1.40 12.00
PEONIES
50% off the each prices on all varieties listed in our retail Catalogue.
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Per PENTSTEMON—Beardtongue 10 Barbatus Pink Beauty, clear shell-pink........ 1.20 Digitalis, white May-July sri eee 1.00 Garnet news redvrallasummerx ee. 1.50 Grandiflorus, lavender-blue ....0..2....0.....022..0.2-22- 1.20 Pubescens Dwarf Form, lavender-blue............ 20 PHLOX—Various Species Subulata Mountain Pink Varieties Alice Wilson, bright lavender-blue ................ 1.20 Apples Blossom nest eine ae TL 1.00 Atropurpurea,-brilliant -réed 22s eee. 1.20 Blneshills ‘lavender=blues-<.3 22. ee eee 1.20 Brittonmwhiteie ese chee ae 1.00 Camlay pink May tand-Septenes eee 1.80 Gamlavalba, news white tenes ee. 2.00 G. F. Wilson, lavender-pink ............................-- 1.00 JunerJaner whites erie ees eee aes IAW. Oakington Blue Eyes, new, similar to Blue Hillsbutestron ger: erowerres. ee 1.40 Ronsdorfs Beauty;= pinky 2 ee es 1.50 Rosea es NMounta ine pinky eae to eee eee 1.00 Roseas improved eee ee See et 1.00 Samsons new deep? rose 222-2: 2se cs 1220 ‘ViiVId 2270S C bade s 28 ee ea ee ke ee eee 1.20 Other Phlox Species Divaricataw DluGswes ee ess Pe ete, 1.20 Divaricata Laphami, lavender-blue _............ 1.50 Ovata (Carolina), rosy-red, May-June .......... 1.20 OvataePulehra;crarecy pik tee ee ee 2.50 Arendsi Hyb. Emmy, new, blue with dark violet eye May to September, 18 in......... 2.50 Tall Garden Phlox Miss Lingard, pure white ..................02.2....00.... 1.20 Rosalinda, amaranth-pink, June to fall.......... 1.20 A. E> Amos; new salmon scarleti...22 8.222. 1.80 Albion, white, small blue eye................0.020002.... 1.00 Apple Blossom, new light-pink, 2 in. pots...... 1.20 Betty Loe, deep bright salmon.......................... 1.20 Border, Gem, rosy-purple —........2000.002.....2002..... 1.20 Border Queen, dwarf, pink...............02200000......... 1.20 Daily Sketch, Pink, red center ........0.00..00000..... 1.20 Count Zepplin, white, red center.................... 1.20 Enchantress, rose-pink shaded salmon .......... 1.00 Ethel Prichard, French-mauve and blue........ 1.20 E. I. Farrington, salmon-pink..........0.....0......... 1.20 Dr. Klemm, new nearly blue, very lovely ANIGRCISUIN CMP a to tere ee Ee a 1.40 Flashaenew dar kived tee te kee 1.40 George Stip, glowing salmon.............0..0..22....... 1.20 LéorSchlagaters scariet= ee eee 1.20 DillianseCamed-pinkwiee se eye is 1.20 Mary Louise, best new white .......................... 1.80 Mia Ruys, lovely dwarf white, true................ 1.40 Morning Glow, Rose-pink ........0.000-................---- 1.00 Mrs. Scholton, salmon-scarlet .......................--- 1.20 Mrs. Harding, large deep salmon.................... 1.40 Nordlight, rosy-pink with touch of blue, deepsred-centerigtes att ne ee te ee 1.20 P. D. Williams, light pink, red center............ 1.00 Rheinlander, salmon-pink ............00....2222200...000--+ 1.00 R. P. Struthers Improved, rosy-carmine........ 1.00 Salmon Beauty, new, beautiful....................... 1.80 Silverton, large lavender-blue ........................ 1.50 Snowcap, new, pure white.........................-...... 1.20
Stephanie, dwarf pink, red center.................... 1.50
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Per 10 Starlight, violet-red, white center.................... 1.00 Thor; deep -salmon<pink4 2. a eae 1.00 Tivress.Salmon-Scar let ay see eee ee 1.40 Von Lassburg, pure white, tall..........022000.2..... 1.00 Mixed Hardy Phlox $5.00 per 100; $40.00 per 1000 PHYSOSTEGIA—False Dragonhead Rosy Spire, deep pink, September, 3 ft........... 1.20 Summer Glow, tall pink, earlier than vivid.. 1.20 Summer Snow, new, tall white, good.............. 1.50 Vivid, -dwarf=deep *pink sence. oe eee es 1.00 PLAT YCODON—Balloonflower Grandiflorum, blue, July-August —.................. 1.00 Mariesi, dwarf blue, July-August.................... 1.00 Mariesi alba, white July-August...................... 1.00 PLUMBAGO—Leadwort Larpentae, deep blue, June to Sept................. 1.20 POLEMONIUM—Jacob’s Ladder Blué* Pearl shcht*bluejwl2 ine 1.50 Carneum, flesh pink, 2 in. pots.......-................ 2.00 Reptans, -dwaris olucrsess en ra. tee ee 1.20 POTENTILLA—Cinquefoil Tonquei, orange-apricot, June to frost............ 1.40 Tridentata;s whites ee ee 1.00 Verna Nana, golden-yellow, May-June .......... 1.00 Warréensi-spure ‘vellows =e 1.00 Double Mixed Hybrids, from seed.................. 1.00 PRIMULA—Primrose Acaule New Giant Flowering Hybrids Mixed 1.50 Aurictias Giant: Hybrids:.-s2 4a ee 1.20 Cashmeriana;yiolet4se 2 32 ee ee eee 1.40 Cortusoides, rosy-pink .2.02.2.2.:.....02..ccccccse.cctenc eee 1.20 Julia Hellenae, burgundy-red...........................- 1.40 Julia Hyb. Primrose Lodge ...........0000.00000000000... 1.50 Julia Wanda, very lovely..............000000000.0.0...---- 1.80 Monstead Giants Strain, mixed ...................... 1.20 IM Ges Ol oy ase a Se rr ace es ee ee se 1.40 IM. GvaWhitetice itn Os eet ee eee 1.40 Me Ge Red a ea ee ee ea 1.40 Polyanthus Giant Bouquet .........222..2.2............- 1.80 Veris Queen of Heaven, blue shades, from SO Gd ye eet oe tad, pens een 2.00 Veris=Duplex, yellow pe we on ee 1.50 PULMON ARIA—Lungwort Angustifolia Azurea, sky-blue .-.....0.00..0.0......... 1.80 ‘Saccharata Mrs. Mcon, pink and blue spot- ted foliage, new ........... Cote en Pecie ss 2.50 PYRETHRUM—Painted Daisy Brilliant;¢brilliant redoes=,....1 eee 1.80 Rose Glory, double rose-red, good.................. 1.80 Pink Bouquet, double crested center.............. 1.80 Silver Tips, new double red.............0..0........----- 2.50 Double -Mixed wae 20 ie eee ees 1.40 Single-Mixed)<2 3 eee eee ee ee 1.00
For more Pyrethrum Novelties, see Retail Catalogue.
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ROSA—Rose 10 100
Roulette, Alpine rose, 12-15 in.....2000.0200000.2..... 1.50 12.00
For other Roses, see Retail Catalogue.
Rouletti, the true miniature form, 2% in.
DOUSE ee eh ica en eR ne Rie 1.50 12.00 Oakington Ruby, new red, 8-12 in., 2% in.
TIO LSS tees pata nett eta at Shad Radi eh aeereze ee 1.80 15.00
For Complete list of Roses, see retail Catalogue
RUDBECKIA—Conefiower
Maxima, bright yellow flowers ~....................... 1.50 12.00 Newmanni, deep orange-yellow ............022....... 1.00 8.00 Enrpurea.o. purple, Summer... nto. ata. c oe 1.00 8.00 Purpurea The King, new, beautiful................ 2.00 18.00 SALVIA—Sage Azurea, sky-blue, Aug.-Sept. —......200.00000000000.... 1.00 8.00 Pitcheri, deep gentian blue .............................. 1.40 12.00 SANTOLIN A—Lavender Cotton THCANA ay ClO Wed UIC eto ae te ee 1.00 8.00 Veridis. A rare green foliage form................ 1.20 10.00 SAPON ARIA—Soapwort Occymoides Splendens, pink, May-June.......... 1.00 8.00 SATUREY A—Savory Pigmaea,; white, 12-in7 “Augustmt 22 1.00 8.00
SAXIFRAGE—Saxifrage Andrewslii, easy to grow in part shade, pots 1.50 _.......
Megasea Cordifolia, 12 in. pink flowers.......... 2:00 GSeaee SCABIOS A—Scabious Gaucasica;lavender-blue® cai. ek 1.20 10.00 Caticasica alba. whites .-sies, eee Lay At ie oben Speciosa; light blue, lovely 2:2..--.1it.s 2s... 50. ae
SCUTELLARIA—Skullcap Baicalensis Coelestina, clear blue, 15 inch,
JULYeAUCUST See eta ee 2 cc ee ee Ot 1.20 10.00 SEDUM—Stonecrop Sieboldtenimnks ally <5 ee ree ee ee 1.00 8.00 Spectabilis Brilliant, 1ed 2 el 1.00 8.00 SEMPERVIVUM—Houseleek INSSOPECU Ee VELIGUICS 61 teh oh ee, sr 1.00 8.00
Shasta Daisy, See Chrysanthemum Maximum
SILEN A—Catchfly
Maritima Rosea, blue foliage, pale pink........ 1.00 8.06 Alpestris FI. Pl., double white, good, pots...... 1.50..12.00 Woherryijzlovely pink ab Otsi cect ees 15 ae
SIS YRINGIUM—Blue-eyed Grass Bermudianum. Large, deep blue, 8 in., June-
ATIPUSDSs: Le ee ee Ne Ne ee ee 1.40 12.00 SPIREA AND ASTILBE
Filapendula FI. Pl., double white.................... 1.50 12.00 Palmata Elegans, light-pink, June.................. 1.40 12.00 Palmata Alba, Fl. Pl., 2-3 ft., double white.. 1.40 12.00 Venusta, rosy-carmine, 4-5 ft....5.....2..20..0.......-- 2,00 s2 tee Astilbe America, lavender-pink ..........00000....... 2.00 18.00 Astilbe: Glorias dark “pinks. Anniston 2.00 18.00 Astilbe, Mixed pink and red shades.................. 1.80 15.00
Chinensis Pumila, 12-15 in. July to Sept Bhs 2.00 18.00
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STATICE—Sea Lavender 10 100 Latifolia, purplish-lavender, July-Aug. ........ 1.20 10.00
STOKESIA—Stokes- Aster Cyanea: coerulea blues eee ee 1.00 8.00 Cyanea*albaswhite forms ese ee 1.00 8.00 Blue Moon, large flowers; 18 in....................--- 1.80 15.00 TEUCRIUM—Germander Ghamiaedrys, rose-pinks <5.) .< ke eee 1.20 10.00 THALICTRUM—Meadow-Rue Aquilegifolium, graceful foliage -................... 1740 Dipterocarpum, lilac-mauve .............2...22.....---- 1.40 12.00 Glaucum, handsome foliage, yellow................ 1.20 10.00 THERMOPSIS—Carolina Yellow Lupine Caroliniania, +) uUne=J Ulyaeegut te. ee ean, LS? Ose Serene THYMUS—Thyme
Citriodorus, golden variegated ........................ 1.00 8.00 Citriodorus Argenteus variegata ~................... 1.00 8.00 Lanicaulis; lavenderie ene eee 1.20 10.00 Nitidusizrosy-—lilac.) Unets eee ee 120 Sees Vil aris tee 5 tos re Stee ee ote et ee ae es 1.00 8.00 Dantig mosusy* Creepine ee ee eee 1.00 8.00 Serpyllum Album, white ..............00000..0002--00..... 1.00 8.00 Serpyllum Carneum, flesh-pink .........-..00........ 1.00 8.00 Serpyllum Coccineum, DriOn ter edae. ete 1.00 8.00
The last above 3 varieties are the best to plant between stepping stones
TRADESCANTIA—Spiderwort New Varieties
Blue Stone. Rich blue flowers................00...... 1.50 12.00
James Stratton. Deep Delphinium mauve.... 1.50 12.00
Leonora, deep glowing violet...................2........ 1.50 12.00
Pauline;-rosyemallv es 222 ee 1.80 15.00
Purple Dome. Rich purple, large.................. 1.50 12.00 TRILLIUM—Wood-Lily
Grandiflorum;# white occ ce eee 1.00 8.00 TRITOMA—Red Hot Poker
Pfitzerl, worange e-scarletys= te ee ee 1.40 12.00
Hardy Hybrids, various colors ........................ 1.20 10.00
15 OTHER VARIETIES LISTED IN RETAIL CATALOGUE
All except Galpini at 25c each, $2.00 per 10. No Gal- pini are available for this year at any price.
TROLLIUS—Globeflower Europaes Hybrids, lemon-yellow and orange 1.40 12.00
Ledebouri Golden Queen, golden-yellow ........ 1.40 12.00 Orange Globe. Beautiful large orange.......... TSOP eee TUNICA—Tunicflower Rosea FI. Pl. double, rose-pink.......................... 1.20 10.00 Alba FIP sDoubleswhites st 2 eee 1.50 12.00 — VALERIANA—Garden Heliotrope Coccinea, rose, May and June...................2..0000+- 1.00 8.00 Coccineavalba, “white 224.03. eee 1.00 8.00
Officinalis; ‘tall) pwhites 3-4 eee 1.00 8.00
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Per VERBENA (Hardy) 10 Canadensis, violet-purple ..................2..-.--------- 1.00 Canadensis Attraction, new potted plants...... 1.40 Canadensis Pink, lavender pink, pots.............. 1.20 VERONICA—Speedwell Blue Spire, new, very good.............-...0.----.------ 1.40 Dricanas DlUC vd UNO ee ere ee ee 1.20 Longifelia Subsessilis, blue, July-Sept........... 1.40 Pectinatae Roséa; rose se oe ee 1.00 Rupestris, blue, May and June........................ 1.00 Rupestris Nana Rosea, creeping pink............ 1.20 SPiCa lass VCCM OU OF ecient ce eg ee 1.00 Spicata Alba, white summer, 18 in................. 1.20 Spicata Nana, dwarf, true form...................... 1.20 SDicata Ruprass itl Keel bts ta ee eee 1.00 True Blue, lovely deep blue.............................. 1.50 VIOLA—Tufted Pansies JET SE ye GEM ee ee ee ee 1.20 PurplesGlorys rich purple?arn.c eee cae 1.20 Yellow Queen, large yellow..........00000000000022...... 1.20 Vicleta, a tiny flowered perennial viola, vio- letz ble zeAnee yous cinch es 1.40 VIOLA ODORATA—Sweet Violet Prince of Wales, deep purple ....................2... 1.00 Double Russian;~ double 28250 2.00 Rosina; pink.*sprins=and-talle: . ss 2. 1.40 Semperflorens, new everblooming, sweet vio- LEE Be RCN Nea Boe BPE eal ak Slee we igs ae 2.00 YUCCA—Adam’s Needle Variegata, white, golden foliage ............2......... 1.40 HARDY GARDEN LILIES Henryi, deep orange-yellow ............0....0022.0..... 1.50 Philippinense Formosanum, Sept.-Oct........... 1.20 Revalé--extraciarcenbulbs..25 52 ee eee 1.40 Elegans Orange, light orange-red.................... 1.20
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of Choice Alpines and Perennials for Lining Out or Potting Up for Spring 1942. Rooted Cuttings, Seedlings
and Divisions unless otherwise noted. Not less 1 doz. sold of any one kind; 25 at 100 rate.
Per 12 Achillea Tomentosa Sulphurea. New light VGC Wakes eh ee See Sr on enn: Aethionema Persicum. Lilac ...............---........ 19) = JUcUundd ae uip htepinks es ee. 45 3 Warley Rese. Light pink ........ 90 Ajuga Tottenhami. New bronze foliage...... 50 Allium Thibetica. Lilac Mauve...................... Sah AlyasumsSaxatilenasy ellowo-@ 22.3 be es 1OD Anchusa Myecsotidiflora. Blue -.....000000000.. .60 Anemone Poulsxtitla deel Alac, oe site... ese 45
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ANEMONE JAPONICA (Fall Anemone)
Any the following varieties, strong, well rooted cut- tings to pot up for spring sales or planting out. They will bloom beautifully this coming late summer and fall. Prices on all the following varieties 50c per doz., $3.50 per 100, $30.00 per 1000; 250 at the 1000 rate. No less than 1 doz. sold of any one kind.
Hupensis, Alba, Alice, Marie Manchard, Margarete, Queen Charlotte, September Charm, September Queen, September Sprite, Whirlwind.
Per Per 12° 100 Hupehnnsis Herzblut, new Red Anemone.... .75 5.00 Anthemis Moonlight. New light yellow...... .60 4.00 ke Perry’s Variety. A good yellow.... .45 3.00 Aquilegia Mrs. Scott Elliott Hybrids............ Deel .OU Crimson Star, strong plants_......... .60 4.00 ie Rose Queen. Pink, longspurred.... .35 2.00 . Flaballata Nana Alba pene ae! See Open e.OU 7 Hensol Harebell -.......2........0020..... Pope. 00 Arabis Alpina Rosabella. 2 in. pots.............. 1.00 7.00 Armeria Caepitosa. Miniature, pink.............. bos 33 it Hybrids. Pink shades .50 38.50 * Laucheana. Deep pink .................. 40 2.50 * Formecsa Hybrids. Tall pink Sha degeaiic nt 2 si ee ba eke eee ees ‘AQka2 DU Artemisia Silver King. Excellent foliage DLAI Tee ed Sa Pa ke a Be ee 00 2.00 Aster Al pintiss D ware oles ei 7 3 40 2.50 ‘i -brigarth inestbiuesAsters. .90 6.00 “Mauve Cushion. Light mauve............ BVA, ‘““ Harrington’s Pink. New, finest pink .85 6.00 “Winchell Variety. Light blue............ 85 6.00 Aubrietia, Large Flowering Hybrids; 2 in. | OL ey ot fev Sale jas 9 asco Ra) 2G Wage ha Ama Geen ea Ae byl Oe ee Hie coal Campanula Poscharskyanna. Blue .............. A5. 23.06 Carpatica Purple Carpet, Nov- Uy ree eee ee, ee -15 5.00 Carnation Crimson King. Red, all summer.. .75 5.00 y Hardy Border, mixed .................... S45 03-00 Caryopteris (Blue Spirea). 2 in. pots............. 85 6.00 Cephalariaslataricass-- 4s oe eee oD mec.0U Catananche Caerula Major ............................-- .90 6.00
Chrysanthemum. For prices and varieties see pages 9-12.
Coreepsis Auriculata Nana. Lovely yellow .45 3.00 Coronilla Cappadecica. Trailing yellow........ 50F 3.00 Delphinium Chinensis Tom Thumb ................ 05 2.00 Blackmore and Langdon Hyb..... ati me-a i.e) os Giant Pacific Hybrids _.............. .60 4.00 Dianthus Bobby. Transplanted R. C........... 610, DUO oy Beatrix. Dbl. salmon pink.......... .60 4,00 : Furst, Bismark. ..Red; 2020 oe .60 4.00 Ariel sbrilliantered.c..22 1 eee .60 4.00 4 Little Joe. Transplanted R. C....... .90 6.00 - Meg Gardner, white, red center... .75 5.00 o Bristol Purity. Double white...... Ovens ieee se Rose Cushion. Very compact PLOW CLs: houek, ee er pe ee ey AN 2 D0 . Plumarius, Mixed Seedlings.......... DUS mleOU ey Little Gem. New .... .60 ~....... ce White Reserve. Large, dbl. white .50 3.50 Sweet William, scarlet beauty and sNewpOrte bINnKiGs sees ee wODLIne Oe Digitalis Ambigua. Perennial yellow............ 25 ~©=—-2..00 Daphne Cnecrum. 2 in. pots......000000.002222.... 1.40 10.00
Erigeron Blue Pearl, Dwarf lavender blue... .45 3.00 Eredium Chamaedryoides Roseum ................ 45% 23.00
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Per ips Ruchsiav Ma gellanicas..2c ke en eee .60 Gaillardia Goblin. Dwarf mixed.................... 00 Monarch Strain ~ $s.:-2-202-2h.2c:-2.-..--e. 30 if Mr. Sherbrook... Yellow ................ .60 y: Ruby. New red. $30.00 per 1000 .60 Geum. Prince of Orange ...-......2...........2-20004.-0-2- 45 Globularia Trichasantha 2.2.20.....2.-0.-:.0.......-.--. .OD * Bellidifclia. Good ground cover. .45 Gypsophila Bod gerige Gee ee he .60 Res yasvV ellie an eee te toe. “75 Sy Fratensis. Lovely pink, creeping Habits en ee eee .60 Helianthemum. Butter Cup. Double Orange ands Pires Bal hme ee ees Le, ees 45 Hibiscus (mallow). Giant Mixed.................... oD Hippocrepis Comosa. Rare creeping yellow .50 Hypericum Reptans. Creeping yellow.......... 30 Moserianum. Shrub-like, yellow’ .60 [beris*Sempeénvitens 2226 ee .3D Se little: Gushion Ag terse ee ie .60 sees ittle® Gente or ost ee ee ei Pe 45 Sera eSTLO W fhek KG pe cete st tc eet aces seme ee eee ots .60 Lavandula Vera (Sweet Lavender) .............. 50 Vera Twickle Purple, new, com- pact grower, and very free blooiner eR Gree ee, ere 15 Liatris September Glory _...................---.......... .60 Ae OCATIOSA + Al Day isso te te ee aS .60 SESS DLCA Lay te eet ere ek eh te Be 3D Lythrum Virgatum, blooms all summev.......... .50 Einum. 2A | pining ete A ee eee 45 Debelia* Gardinalis® hice to ae ad ee OD Pentstemon Garnet. New red, all summer... .75 f Grandiflorus, large blues se: A5 Physostegia Rosy Spire. New.....................-.... .60 Summer Glow ............-..---2.----...--- .60 Summer Snow, new white.......... .60 Potentilla Verna Nana, lovely yellow, 4 in... .45 Primula Auricula Giant Hybrids...................... .45 a Cortusoides, deep rosy-pink, 12 in. .45 a Monstead Giants Mixedijei eee oe oD ay asShm éerianastot.ct ee 45 Pyrethrum Mixed Hybrids _.....................-...... 35 Rudbekia, The King. New, beautiful............ #15 Purpurea. Attractive purple........ OD Santolina Incana. Silvery foliage ................ 35 bh Veridis, new green foliage.............. .60 Saxifraga Andrewsi, partly incrusted............ .60 SCanlosasgGaucasiCa meee dels et ae .50 Shasta Daisy Double White Swan ................ 45 Mirsio Cs. Lebel see ee: oD Stekesia Cyanea Blue ...............02020222..22..22222---- oD A Blue Moon. New blue...................... .60 hewermims Ghamaedrys ses: Sere ee .50 Thalictrum Dipterocarpum. Lilac mauve... .60 Phy mts alievarieticsese- to ee ee, #345) Tunica Rosea FI. Pl. Double pink.................. .50 meAlbaY rls Pls Double white -.::.:..20 0): .60
THE FINEST HARDY SUMMER PHLOX (Phlox Decussata)
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Rooted Cuttings ready in April, not less than one dozen sold of any one kind. Any of the following 8
new varieties 75c per doz., $5.00 per 100. A. E. Amos, salmon scarlet Apple Blossom, lovely light pink
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Dr. Klemm, nearest blue, lovely and distinct Flash, dark red, attractive
Mary Louise, finest pure white
Salmon Beauty, rich salmon-pink with white eye Silverton, large lavender blue
Stephanie, dwarf, red eye
Other Outstanding Varieties
Any of the following: 50c¢ per doz., $3.50 per 100. Miss Lingard, the popular early white Border Queen, the finest dwarf pink phlox Count Zeppelin, white with red center E. I. Farrington, good salmon pink Lillian, cameo pink, blue eye. Mia Ruys, the finest dwarf white, true Mrs. Harding, deep salmon, beautiful Mrs. Scholten, bright red, as good as Leo Schlagter, better grower Nordlight, rosy-pink with touch of blue, red center R. P. Struthers, improved, bright rosy carmine Starlight, violet red, white center Von Lassberg, popular, tall white
3 Newer Phlox Subulata, Rooted Cuttings 75¢c per doz., $5.00 per 100
Camla, iarge pink, blooms again in Fall Camla alba, a choice white form Qakington Blue Eyes, similar to Blue Hill, but better grower Phlex Divaricata, our native Blue Phlox Rooted Cuttings, 50c¢ per doz., $3.00 per 100.
BUDDLEIA—New Butterfly Bush
Any of the 5 varieties 2% in. pots $1.00 per doz. $7.00 per 100 Charming, Pink Bubonnet, Purple Eleanor, Near to Blue Hartwegi, Lavender Ide de France, Rosy Purple
CHOICE ORIENTAL POPPIES—AIl from 2 in. pots
Any of the following varieties ........... $1.00 per doz. $7.00 per 100 Beauty of Livermore, Dark Crimson Joyce, Deep rosy Pink May Sadler, Salmon Pink Mrs. Perry, Orange Apricot P. Victoria Louisa, Salmon Rose Fairy, Lovely Pale Pink Wurtembergia, Glowing Rose-red Any ,of. thes Pollowinesie oa ee $1.25 per doz. $9.00 per 100 Gold cf Ophir, Golden Orange Jeanne Mawson, Sparkling Geranium Pink Henri Cayeux, the Purple Poppy, unusual color Lack’s Koenigen, peach red with pink cast Lord Labourne, large Lacinated scarlet Mrs. Ballego, big salmon pink Nancy, deep crimson Perry’s White, white Orange Perfection, lovely orange Proserpine, very large, deep red Purity, pure soft pink without spots Salmon Glow, double salmon orange
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Any of the Following $2.00 per doz. Cavalier, deep scarlet red Trilby, very large crimson Sass Pink, a gorgeous pink Wunderkind, unusual cerise color Golden Surprise, nearest to yellow Pink Splendor, new, rose pink
FEW CHOICE HARDY SHRUBS FOR LINING OUT AND RESALE
Abelia Edward Goucher (New Pink Abelia) 2 yr. bushy plants $3.00 per 10, 2 in. pots, $1.40 per 10, $12.00 per 100
Abelia Grandiflora 2 yr. plants $2.00 per 10, 2 in. pots, $1.00 per 10, $8.00 per 100
Caryopteris Incana (Blue Spirea) 2 yr. field plants $1.40 per 10, $12.00 per 100 2 in. pots 85c per 10, $6.00 per 100
Calluna Vulgaris in Varieties 2 in. pots $1.00 per 10, $8.00 per 100 For larger plants see page 8.
Cotoneaster Dammeri (Humifusa) 3 in. pots $2.50 per 10, 2 in. pots $1.50 per 10 $12.00 per 100
Coteneaster Horizontalis —_..... 3 in. pots $1.80 per 10 2 ealcifoliag: see 3 in. pots $2.00 per 10
Daphne Cneorum 2 in. pots $1.20 per 10, $10.00 per 100
Erica Carnea Rosea 2 in. pots $1.20 per 10, $10.00 per 100
Erica Carnea Springwood White New 2 in. pots $1.50 per 10
Erica Vagans Mrs. D. F. Maxwell, a good new variety 2 in. pots $1.50 per 10
Forsythia Intermedia Nana (New dwarf Forsythia) 2 in. pots $1.00 per 10, $8.00 per 100
Jasmine Nudiflorum (Winter Jasmine) 2 and 3 yr. fleld plants $2.00 per 10, $15.00 per 100
Pachystima Canbyi 1 yr. field plants $2.00 per 10, $18.00 per 100
Pyracantha (Firethorn) 12-15 in., 3 in. pots $2.50 per 10, 2 in. pots $1.00 per 10, $8.00 per 100
We also have a few choice well-grown shrubs for immediate landscape use, of the following varieties, ranging from 18 in.-4 ft.
Red Barberry, Amorpha, Butterfly Bush in all the lat- est varieties, Euonymous Alatus and Alatus Compacta, Forsythia Spectabilis and Ovata, Genesta Andreana, Oakleaf Hydrangea, Kerria single and double, Beauty Bush, Regel Privet, Fragrantissima Honeysuckle, Mockorange, Pink Flowering Almond, Spirea in sev- eral varieties, Cheunalti Coralberry, Weigela Eva Rathke and other Weigela, and a few other varieties.
Any of these and others which we may have to spare at half of our Retail Prices.
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Gardening for the Maintenance of Morale
Although, there is no doubt in our minds that gardening will be continued as usual, all Nur- serymen, Florists, Landscape Gardeners, Seeds- men, and Dealers, should do their part to encour- age it. Here is a message we have prepared to be sent to all our retail customers with our 1942 catalogue. It reads as follows:
Gardening
for Pleasure and Morale
During these critical times each and every one of us should, and we will do everything possible for our country. This means, of course, that we must work and think harder than ever before, but we must have a little relaxation in order to continue our work, and do the big job ahead of us.
If a little of this time of leisure could be spent in the garden, it would do a great deal to relieve the nervous strain from our minds. After all, where could a more pleasant and peaceful hour be spent than that of being with your garden flowers.
Why not make this year a bigger and better gar- dening year, or at least as good as last year. Take care of what you have, replace some of your old favorites that may have died last summer during the drouth and above all, add a few novelties to your collection. Novelties will always arouse in- terest in your garden. If you do this, many ex- citing and pleasant moments are in store for you this coming Spring, Summer and Fall.
In closing let us all join in hope and prayer
that 1942 may bring us Victory and long-lasting Peace.
CARROLL GARDENS
WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT OUR DISPLAY GARDENS
The Gardens are located on U. S. Route 140, at “Fairground Hill,” on the south- ern edge of Westminster. We are only 28 miles from the city of Baltimore and 22 miles from historic Gettysburg, Penna.