The Garden Magazine, April, 1922 



THE JAPANESE HOLLY is a most agreeable plant to nave on your lawn — it 

 is so pleasant and so amenable, under all sorts of conditions -which, might dis- 

 gruntle another plant! It thrives both in the sun and in the shade — in the 

 city, in the country, and even near the seashore — alone or in groups with other Broad- 

 lea\ed Evergreens or with Conifers, or as a hedge plant — in fact, its uses and adapta- 

 bilities seem endless! An irregular, close l;p -branched shrub, with small dark-green 

 leases, it may be permitted to grow naturally, or it may* be clipped into formal effects 

 as desired and kept at any height up to 6 or 8 ft. 



With so many delightful possibilities, and the further allurement of very* low 

 cost, we urge you to plant Japanese Holly liberally on your lawn. Write us for sug- 

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Now is the time to consider your Garden. 

 And here is the stuff. None Better 



No. 1 9 Distinct, very choice Hardy Roses 



Snow Queen, pure white. Gen. Jacqueminot, bright red. Gruss 

 an Teplitz, scarlet crimson. Caroline Testout, clear pink. Col- 

 umbia, dark pink. La France, deep rose pink, Sunburst, yellow. 

 Dorothy Perkins, pink rambler. Crimson Rambler, deep crim- 

 son red. 



Each $.60. 9, one of each, $5.00 



No. 2 Hardy Perennials. 12 distinct varieties 



Larkspur, tall blue spike. Coreopsis Grandiflora, golden yellow 

 daisy. Gaillardia, dark brown and yellow daisy. Sweet William, 

 auricula eyed, or new pink, your choice. Hollyhocks. Fox- 

 glove, Shasta Daisy. Japanese Iris, Liberty Iris, your choice of 

 colors. Achillea the Pearl, bunch of white buttons. Asclepias 

 Tuberose, orange, very pretty. Physostegia Virginica, tall pink 

 spike. 



Each $.25. 12, one of each, $2.50. 100, $15,00 



No. 3 Gladiolus. 12 choice hybrids 



America, pink. Halley, salmon. Mrs. Francis King, flame color. 

 Empress of India, nearly black. War, blood red. Peace, white. 

 Schwaben, yellow. Violet King, dark violet. Mrs. Watt, Amer- 

 ican beauty rose color. Stella, deep pink, white center. Golden 

 West, golden orange. Panama, deep pink. 



Each $.06. 12, one of each, $.60. 100, $4.00 



No. 4 A very choice collection of Gladiolus 



Dominion, brilliant red. Mirtle, delicate pink, white in center. 

 Evelyn Kirtland, rose pink. Herada, glittering mauve. White 

 Glory, ruffled white. Flora, beautiful yellow. Mahogany, very 

 dark. Prince of Wales, the finest salmon. Nora, lavender. 

 Excelsior, pink, blood red in center. Wonder, deep rose pink, 

 blue edged. King of the Blues, dark blue. 



Each $.20. 12, one of each, $2.00. 100, $12.00 



No. 5 6 of the most choice Gladiolus 



Pink Lily, ruffled deep pink. Mrs. Dr. Norton, la France pink, 



cream center. White Giant, pure white. Chautauqua Red, 



brightest red. Le Marechal Foch, rose pink. Catharina, lavender. 



Each $.50. 6, one of each, $2.75. 100, $40.00 



No. 6 Gladiolus Primulinus 



Nothing is more beautiful than my Gladiolus Primulinus, with 

 their artistically arranged flowers, and their oriental and pastel 

 colors. Here are 12 fine Varieties. Canaribird, yellow. Flam- 

 ingo, flamingo pink. Glow, deep orange. Flora, pink white 

 center. Oreole, deep yellow. Orange Brilliant, bright orange 

 and yellow. "Regel, ruffled salmon pink. Sunray, yellow orange. 

 Salmonia, salmon. Sweet Orra, cream white, pink center. 

 Silvis, salmon red. Sedan, ruffled yellow, red blotch in center. 

 Very choice mixture. 100, $4.00 

 Each $.10. 12, one of each, $1.00. 100, $6.00 



No. 7 

 A very choice collection of Gladiolus Primulinus 



Attraction, salmon. Beauty, rose pink. Firefly, orange with 

 blood red spot in center. Roanoke, ruffled yellow, dark red spot 

 in center. Orange Perfection, brown orange. Sunbeam, deep 

 yellow. Nymph, white veined red. Rose Queen, pink. Capella, 

 deep orange red. Elegance, flame red. Rosea Superba, dark pink. 

 Each $.20. 12, one of each, $2.00. 100, $15.00 



No. 8 6 Gems of the Primulinus 



Egret, cream. Jewell, the finest blend in salmon and golden 



yellow. Golden Nugget, dark yellow. Liberty, deep orange. 



Darling, fine pink. Sunrise, bright orange yellow blotch in center. 



Each $.50. 6, one of each, $2.50. 100, $35.00 



Our Gladiolus as well as our Gladiolus Primulinus 

 take the first prizes at every show 



CHAUTAUQUA FLOWERFIELDS 



Route No. 68 



Bemus Point, New York 



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