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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 38

An illustration from Hardy perennial plants, 1907, leaf 38
flowersso freely that it produces a sheet of bloom inearly spring which completely conceals theplants; much used for cemetery planting. Alba.—Pure white. Bride.—White with bright pink eye. Rosea. —Bright rosy-pink. Each 10c; doz. $1.00; 100, $4.00. Cook Co., Ills., May 7, 1906.I wish to acknowledge… … These are the old fashioned Peonias thatflower nearly two weeks earlier than theother double varieties named. They are ofdwarfer habit but vigorous growers and allflower with great freedom. Alba.—Pure white, very double; the earl-iest white Peonia. Atropurpurea. —Rich dark crimson. Rosea. —Rosy…

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