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Hardy perennial plants (1907)

J.T. Lovett Company, Henry G. Gilbert Nursery and Seed Trade Catalog Collection · Little Silver, N.J. : J.T. Lovett · leaf 20

An illustration from Hardy perennial plants, 1907, leaf 20
; early. Tartaricus. (6 ft.)—An entirely distincttall growing species with smooth, large leaves(frequently two feet long) and large heads ofshowy dark blue flowers. Blooms very late. Thos. H. Ware. (3 ft.)—Light blue: veryfine. Hardy A-tera—Con*inued.Top Sawyer. (4 ft.)—Bright-rosy violet:a grand… … Although of American origin and to besometimes found in meadows throughout theMiddle States, this is one of the most uniqueand showy of all hardy flowers. It is highlyprized throughout Europe, as it should be inAmerica. It forms fleshy roots and is exceed-ly hardy; thrives in all soils and…

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