April, 1906 



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DIGITALIS 



(Foxglove) 



THE MOST BEAUTIFUL OF ALL EARLY 

 SUMMER FLOWERING HARDY PLANTS 



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With but trifling attention they will give a 



wealth of flowers during July and August ranging 



in color from pure white to deep rose. When planted 



in masses or in partial shade among shrubbery they produce 



a grand effect and give an abundance of cut flowers. '.' Y 



' f$ We will send prepaid to any place in the U. S. or Canada one dozen assorted colors for $1.50.~Extra 

 large plants, 6 for $2.00. One dozen, $3.00. Twenty-five for $5.00. €J To Canada or west of the 

 Rocky Mountains remit $ 1 .00 extra with orders for extra large plants, to cover additional transportation charge 



SWEET PEAS FROM SPRING UNTIL FROST 



There is scarcely any flower so temporary and with such an undesirable foliage as the tender sweet pea, dying just in 



the middle of the summer season when everything should be green and attractive. While often used for screening 



purposes, their early decay makes them a complete failure. The Perennial Pea will give you the same 



beautiful blossoms as the annual or tender varieties and will give them in great abur.dance from early ^j 



summer until stopped by heavy frost. With the Perennial Pea the annual expense and trouble 



of replanting is entirely eliminated, while the foliage is a very desirable feature. Where it is 



not too exposed to the sun, it will remain a lovely green until after snow falls. For screens 



it is all that can be desired, and, being almost an evergreen, it scarcely has an equal. 



It also attains a more desirable height, often growing over ten feet high 



making a complete mass of beautiful green. They are perfectly hardy 



and require no care whatever. 



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<| One year old field-grown plants, white, pink, and 

 50 Cents, 7 for $1.00, and $1.50 per 

 (We will use our best efforts to send these I 

 1^. to color, although we cannot guarantee them. 

 We have a fine lot of two year old 

 field-grown plants, colored delicate 

 pink, at 50C each ; 3 fo 

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We grow all 

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Wagner Park Conservatories 



hardy flowers Box 16 SIDNEY, OHIO Box 16 



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