Grow Peonies From 

 Prize -Winning 

 Stock— It's 

 Just as 

 Easy! 



At 



the last 



exhibition 



of The 



American 



Peony Society, 



our display of 



Peonies — fifty 



blooms each, white and 



pink — were awarded 



TWO FIRST PRIZES. 



The list opposite repre 

 sents stock that will bear just 

 the same kind of blooms, in 

 great profusion, next spring — if 

 planted early this fall. 



Our stock includes one, two and 

 three-year sizes. Prices quoted are for 

 plants grown one year from strong divis 

 ions. All will bloom next season. 



The two and three-year sizes are proportion- 

 ately larger, and will produce results accordingly 



Look over the list and send in your order NOW. 



We will see that you get the best possible selection 

 and guarantee you'll be pleased. 



Our stock embraces one hundred superb varieties, although 

 we have room here for only a few. 



Our illustrated Catalogue describes and prices our complete x rorgotten 



line of Peonies and other choice stock. 



S. G. HARRIS, M. S. 



Rosedale Nurseries Tarry town, N. Y. 



Harris' Stock is Always Good, 

 Harris' Prices Always Fair! 



The Quality of an Article 

 is Remembered Long 

 After the Price is 



Golden Hurvent, creamy pink 

 Sriindiflora cnrnen ple-nn, blush 



imei, rlark rose .35 ».."><> 



InsiL-nl, 50 5.00 



carmine rose 



Jiifcsien, black purple .50 5.00 



lviliL-»tone, paleuink 1.00 10.00 



1C. Lrousse, white . . .75 7.50 



. Goiter, silver rose .40 4.00 



llucel, silver pink . . .75 7.50 



•linn, bright cherrv . .50 5.00 



Mmc.VlttorVerdder,crimson rose .50 5.00 



JInrle White, washed chamois .1.00 10.00 



larie Leraoine, flesh white . . . 1.00 10.00 



BleisBnnfer, purple amaranth . . . .75 7.50 



Ulle. Leonie talot, flesh color ... .75 7.50 



•i .esle liiicvin, deep rose 75 7.50 



Jlmis. Houchnrhit Alne, rosy lilac ... .75 7.50 



lie Tnlllnilvke. dark purple 50 5.00 



uperiul, purplish scarlet GO 0.00 



Purpurea Snperbu, purplish crimson 50 5.00 



Fifty Extra -Choice 

 Kinds — Order 



Harris, 



From This / Ta R own ' 



¥ • . X For enclosed 



List / * • jend me 



Peonies checked in 

 the following list : 



Each Doz. 



Allm Sulphuren, . S .40 SI. 00 

 sulphur white 



Amliriilx' Versehaffelt, . . .25 2.50 

 crimson 



Artemlse, rose 35 3.50 



eiMel.i-niOfiiilpr, velvety red .35 3.5)1 



(ariu-n Kli-L'ans, flrshv vellow . .75 7.50 



Clinrlei Binder, violet red . . . .50 5.00 



Chnrlea Verdler, lilac rose 35 3.50 



Conronue d'Or, white and \ ellow . . 1.00 10.00 



Jiniol d'AJbert deep rose 50 5.00 



■li.iitissiiiui, light pink 00 0.00 



Delachll, dark crimson 35 3.50 



Daebetfa de Nemours, sulphur white . . . .75 7.50 



Dukeof Wellington, sulphur white 40 4.00 



Felix Cronse, bright red 7j 7.5<l 



i Maxima, paper white 50 5.00 



.50 5.00 



.Ml 



l;;. i,. 



n'lfDorehesier, .75 



salmon flesh 

 Itubra Triiinii haiu., . .35 



dark purplish crimson 

 Solftilerre, 50 



sulj)hur yellow 

 Triumplie de I/Kxp. De 



Lille, light rose . . .75 

 Triomphe du A'ord, . .25 



violet rose 

 Villc de Naney 75 



deep crimson 

 Violates 35 



deep purple violet 

 Tlseomlessc Krlleiul, .40 



creamy white 

 Ofllef nails ItoiteaSuperba .25 



satiny rose 



5.00 

 7.50 

 3.50 



7.50 

 2.50 



Maine Address . 



Town State 



Bobbink & Atkins 



World's Choicest Nursery Products 

 For Early Autumn Planting 



EVERGREENS AND CONIFERS— have become a garden necessity . Every 

 lawn, even of highly developed beauty can be made more beautiful by 

 their proper use. We have many acres planted with beautiful Ever- 

 greens of all the hardiest and choicest kinds. Our Evergreens 

 are well cultivated and can be dug with a ball of roots and earth. 



POT GROWN STRAWBERRIES— ready for immediate planting; a 

 large quantity of all the finest and most profitable varieties. A special 

 list will be mailed on request. Order at once and avoid disappointment. 



HARDY TRAILING VINES AND CLIMBERS IN POTS-for every 

 place and purpose; can be planted at any time. Price list mailed on 

 application. 



HARDY OLD FASHIONED FLOWERS— in every variety for Old 

 Fashioned Flower Gardens and borders. 



PAEONIAS — have gained and are holding popular favor. Blooming 

 in early spring, the roots should be planted in early Autumn. 



BULBS — We import many tons of Hyacinths, Tulips, Narcissus and 

 other kinds from Holland; also quantities of Japanese, French and 

 English Bulbs. If interested, ask for our Autumn Bulb Catalog. 



BOXWOOD — Never in the history of the Nursery business has such a 

 magnificent collection of Boxwood been offered to lovers of beautiful 

 plants. We have thousands in every shape and size. 



LAWN GRASS SEED— Our Rutherford Park Mixture still remains 

 unequalled. 



OUR NURSERY PRODUCTS will give permanent satisfaction to pur- 

 chasers, because they possess the standard of quality created by the 

 highest grade of cultivation. 



Our Illustrated General Catalog No. 23 will tell you about the above 

 and all other products for Lawns and Gardens. Write for it. 



A VISIT TO OUR NURSERY will prove of interest. 



Nurserymen and Florists 



Rutherford, N. J. 



IjadoimaLili 



oimaLilies 



i Liliun\Car\didum c 



While most of the Spring 



flowering bulbs may be 



planted any time up to 



rthe closing of the ground 

 by frost there are some 

 sorts which to do well 



k should be planted now 



Included is the beauti- 

 ful and much admired 

 MadonnaLily. The bulbs 

 should be planted with but 

 2 inches of soil over them. 

 |They send up their leaves 

 this Fall and bl 



Ijiivtre bulbs . . 

 Exti-n large bulbs 

 Mammoth bulbs . 



Each 



so.ia 



0.15 

 0.20 



loom in May. 



Doz. Per ioo 



$1.00 S 6.00 



1 .25 8.00 



1.50 10.00 



Other bulbs which should be planted early 

 are Calla Lilies, Fre.sias, French Roman Hyacinths, Paper 

 White Narcissus and Bermuda Easter Lilies. These are all 

 described and offered in our 



Autumn Catalogue 

 Ready September 1st. Copy free for the asking. 



HENRY A. DREER, <T14 Chestnut St., Philadelphia 



