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CURRIE BROS., MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Gaillardia.
(blanket flower.)
G. Grandiflora— 2 ft., June,
One of the showiest, most effect-
ive and most satisfactory peren-
nials in cultivation. Beginning
to flower in June, it continues to
present a mass of bloom until
late in summer. The flowers are
about 2% inches in diameter
borne on long, stiff stems, and
are exquisite in coloring, crim-
son, orange and vermillion blend-
ing most harmoniously.
Each, 15c; per doz., $1.50.
Helianthus.
- (SUNFLOWER. ^
H. M ul t if lo r u s Plenus
(Double Hardy Sunflower) — 4
feet, July. This very popular
dwarf sunflower stands unriv-
aled among hardy perennials as
a decorative plant in the garden
and as a producer of cut flowers, its Dahlia-like
golden yellow blossoms being produced in great pro-
fusion nearly all summer.
Each, 15c; per doz., $1.50.
Hemerocallis.
(day lily.)
AH things considered, this is one of the most use-
ful as well as most decorative border plants in culti-
vation!. The plant itself is highly ornamental, and
the flowers are exceedingly attractive, and very use-
ful for cutting.
H. Flava (Yellow Day Lily)— 3 feet, July. Each,
15c; per doz., $1.50.
HFIIANTHUS MULTJFLORUS PLENUS.
GAILLARDIA.
Hemerocallis Fulva—
(Orange Day Lily)— 3 feet, July.
Each, 15c; per doz., $1 .50.
H. Kwanso Variegata
(Variegated foliaged Day Lily) —
2 feet, July. Each, 20c; per
doz., $2.00.
Lychnis.
(lamp flower)
A charming border plant;
should be in every garden.
L. Chalcedonica — 2 feet,
July. Large heads of bright
scarlet flowers. Each, 20c; per
doz., $2.00.
Lysimachia.
(loosestrife.)
Very hardy border plants, suc-
ceeding well in all ordinary soils.
L. Nummularia — Excellent
for rock work; flowers yellow;
blooms almost continuously.