. Aiken's wildflowers ferns fruit trees berry plants herbs shrubs trees roses vines evergreens vegetables. Plants Vermont Catalogs; Trees Vermont Catalogs; Flowers Vermont Catalogs; Nursery stock Vermont Catalogs; Vegetables Vermont Catalogs; Horticulture Vermont Catalogs. Page 12 THE AIKEN NURSERIES, PUTNEY. VERMONT The Hardy Ferns One of the most useful of all groups of plants is the Hardy Ferns. Their value being recognized more each year. There are many places which may be enhanced by their grace and beauty. The rockery, the woodland pathway, the brooksidc or border of the pond, or the nor
. Aiken's wildflowers ferns fruit trees berry plants herbs shrubs trees roses vines evergreens vegetables. Plants Vermont Catalogs; Trees Vermont Catalogs; Flowers Vermont Catalogs; Nursery stock Vermont Catalogs; Vegetables Vermont Catalogs; Horticulture Vermont Catalogs. Page 12 THE AIKEN NURSERIES, PUTNEY. VERMONT The Hardy Ferns One of the most useful of all groups of plants is the Hardy Ferns. Their value being recognized more each year. There are many places which may be enhanced by their grace and beauty. The rockery, the woodland pathway, the brooksidc or border of the pond, or the north side of a building where little else will grow. All these places may be made more attractive by the beauty of Hardy Ferns. Sec page 3 for reduced prices of quantities of the same variety. .MAIDENHAIR FERN, Adiantum Pedatum. The slender wiry black stems, crowned with indescribably beautiful spreading fronds, mingle with the Blood- root, the Baneberries and Jack-in-the-PuIpit of the rich hardwoods. Two feet tall. 30c each. EBONY SPLEENWORT, Asplenium Platyneu- rott. Ebony stems, slender and graceful, grows six to twelve inches tall among the moist shaded rocks or glades in the woodland. 40c each. MAIDENHAIR SPLEENWORT. Asplenium Trie ho manes. Daintiest of all with clumps of slender fronds four to six inches tall growing in clefts of the rocks. Must have some shade. 40c each. LADY FERN, Athyrium Felixfoemina. An easily grown species two to three feet tall and at home in partial or full shade. A good fern for the amateur. 30c each. SILVERY SPLEENWORT, Athyrium Thelyp- troides. A fern similar to the Lady Fern, but with silvery fruit dots. For moist shade. 40c each. NARROWLEAF SPLEENWORT, A thyrium Pycnocarpon. Large vigorous fronds to three feet with rich green, ripply pinnae of most unusual appearance. For rich woodlands. 40c each. BROADLEAF GRAPEFERN, Botrychium Matri- cariae. A tiny species only six inches tall from open woods or gravelly pastures. One small frond growing fro
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