GLADIOLUS ... the best selections on the list 



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DR. F. E. BENNETT. (A) Peach- 

 red, flame scarlet throat, speckled 

 ruby and creamy whito. 

 PEACE. (B) White with pale lilac 

 on interior of petals. 

 ORANGE QUEEN. (C) Deep ap- 

 ricot and orange. 

 BETTY NUTHALL. (D) Coral, yel- 

 lov/, orange. Large, strong spikes. 

 CHARLES DICKENS. (E) Favorite 

 wine-purple. 



VIRGINIA. (F) Gorgeous scarlet. 

 GIANT NYMPH. (G) Light sal- 

 mon-pink. One of the best. 

 GOLDEN DREAM. (H) Pure, 

 clear, golden-yellow. 

 BERTY SNOW. (I) An exhibition 

 glad. Exquisite orchid. 



Aiiraciive Prices 

 ON BULBS! 



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 pages are available at very 

 reasonable prices — at our 

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 THE LATEST PRICES— on any 

 quantity or combination you 

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APRICOT GLOW. (J) Clear, soft 

 apricot. 



SOUTHERN CROSS. (K) Large 

 dork rose. One of the best new 

 varieties. 



BAGDAD. (L) Smoky old rose. 

 Very popular. 



W. H. PHIPPS. (M) Most popular 

 pink. Gicnt flowering. 

 VEILCHENBLAU. (N) Fine violet 

 blue flov/ers. Pansy purple splotch. 

 ALBATROSS. (O) New giant pure 

 white. 



PICARDY. (P) Immense flowers. 

 Pink, opricot, flame. 

 COMMANDER KOEHL. (Q) Big, 

 dork red. Best in this color. 

 GOLD EAGLE. (R) Deep, golden 

 yeliov/. 



MRS. LEON DOUGLAS. Begonia- 

 rose, flame scarlet, pale lemon, 

 speckled with ruby. 

 MINUET. Beautiful, cleor light 

 lavender. Heavily textured blooms. 

 PFITZER'S TRIUMPH. Orange- 

 salmon, velvet-red throat. 

 MRS. FRANK PENDLETON. Rose 

 pink. Throot blotched, deep red. 



FANCY-LEAVED CALADIUMS. Few summer foliage 

 plants con equal the fancy leaved Caladiums for rich, 

 beoutiful color and dramotic effect. Semi-tropical bulbs. 

 Frequently used for porch boxes and pots. 



ELEPHANT'S EAR. One of the largest ornamental foli- 

 age plants for beds and borders. The huge green leaves 

 give a most unusual effect. Try it as a border for tall 

 Connos, and edge with low-growing foliage plaits. 



