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Make Your Farms More Profitable And Your Homes More Beautiful With 



Kemp's Bountiful Sure Crop 

 Yellow Dent Field Corn 



BECOMING MORE AND MORE POPULAR AS IT IS PLANTED OVER A WIDER AREA. 



THE REAL VALUE OF THIS CORN IS IN ITS ABILITY TO GIVE YOU A CROP 



UNDER NORMAL TO ADVERSE CONDITONS. IT IS TRULY 



THE FARMER'S FRIEND 



ORIGIX. Mr. Geo. W. Kemp, General Manager of our 

 nursery, has been selecting to a type of corn after mak- 

 ing a definite cross of Reids Yellow Dent and the Mam- 

 moth Yellow Dent. His efforts were rewarded with al- 

 most 100% reproduction to type, as the same time giving 

 a medium-sized stalk that produces to a maximum under 

 all conditions. The ears are produced from three to five 

 feet from the ground on the stalk and under good grow- 

 ing conditions will run largely to two well-developed 

 ears to the stalk. We have never given this corn much 

 fertilization, trying to instill in it the habit of produc- 

 ing a maximum crop on just average soil, and this we 

 have succeeded in doing. It can be termed as a 100-day 

 corn and will do equally as well on practically all types 

 of soil. 



In spite of the abnormally dry season, this corn came 

 through practically a full crop this year and is the best 

 corn we know of in the county and possibly in the 

 state. The ears average long, with small to medium- 

 sized cob and very deep grains. 



We sell only the shelled corn for seed. All ears are 

 carefully selected and the end grains shelled off before 

 shipment to you. It is all tested for germination, which 

 insures you of good stands. Rest assured the corn is 

 right, or the Bountiful Ridge Nurseries would not offer 

 it to 3"0u. 



Half Peck, 60c; Half Bushel, $1.50; 1 Bushel, §2.50. 



PEONIES 



THIS FINE ASSORTMENT OF PEONIES AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES 

 Now is Your Opportunity to Plant That Peony Bed of Choice Varieties 



All varieties: 23c each; $2.00 for ten plants. All 3 to 5 eye di- 

 visions. 



FESTIVIA MAXI3IUM. Large full bloom, pure white, with an 

 occasional carmine spot : strong grower. One of the best early 

 white varieties. 



FLrORAL, TREASURE. Large compact fiower of delicate pink 

 borne in great profusion on erect stems. One of the best peon- 

 ies for home and commercial use. Mid-season. 



FEEIX CROUSSE. Large, compact, deep rose red, and fragrant. 

 Strong grower ; free bloomer. Considered the best one-color red 

 in cultivation. Mid-season. . 



EDUEUS SUPERBA. Large, bright pink with slight violet shad- 

 ing at the base of the petals. Fragrant, early, strong grower, very 

 free-bloomer. The best early commercial pink. 



EDUARD ANDRE. 



season. 



Crimson, Maroon color. Very attractive. Mid- 

 color one never forgets. 

 One of the good late red 

 A rival for Felix Crousse. 

 fragrant. A beautiful 

 One of 



E'ECEATANTE. Velvety crimson. A 



Truly a beautiful mid-season peonj'. 

 EOUIS VAN HOUTTE. Deep rose red. 



peonies. Fragrant. 

 MESSONIER. Brilliant, rich crimson. 



One of the best mid-season red peonies. 

 MONS. DUPONT. Creamy white and very 



and delicately colored peony. 

 PHIEOMEEE. Yellow, fading to cream. Verj^ fragrant 



the few good yellow peonies. 



FESTIVIA MAXIMUM PEONY 



DWARF CANNAS 



All roots strong: 2 and 3 eye divisions, 10c eacli; 90c 

 for 10; $7.00 per 100. 



YEEEOW KING HUMBERT. A sport of King Humbert 

 but with green foliage and golden-yellow fiowers. Oc- 

 casionally there will be plants with bronze foliage and 

 scarlet flowers. 



KING HUMBERT. Truly the King of Cannas. Its fol- 

 iage, which is of large size and a deep bronze, is 



striking. Flowers are borne in great profusion and 

 are a rich coppery scarlet. 



KING MIDAS. Finest yellow canna to date. Large 

 heads of pure golden yellow. Vigorous grower. 



THE PRESIDENT. Has no competitor as a red canna. 

 The color is a rich glowing scarlet, flowers often 7 

 inches across on strong, erect stems well above the 

 foliage. Foliage rich green. 



