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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 37

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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… … I endorse with slight reservation the following remarks of a Peonia specalist. Doyou know the Peonia—the modern, improved, glorious Peonia, in all its wealth of perfectloveliness ? If you do, you will not name us heretics, for daring to call it the Queen ofFlowers over the Rose. If you do not—if…

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