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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 36

An illustration from Hardy perennial plants, 1907, leaf 36
Palustris semperflorens. —A lovely littleplant, especially valuable for rocky or moistsituations, completely covered with small,pale blue flowers from early summer untillate in autumn: exceedingly constant—al-ways in flower. Of all the flowers of its char-acter, none are more beautiful or… … There are many species and varieties of theEvening Primrose in cultivation, but all aresimilar in character. As Youngs is the finestof them all, I offer this kind only. It israther a low-growing plant—one and one-half feet high—with interesting foliage, andproduces large, bright yellow flowers…

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