Novelties and Specialties 



Hemerocallis 



Hemerocallis b^l 



Lemon Daylily 



2614 Peerless Hybrids. This fine 

 blend includes a great many varie- 

 ties representing the latest develop- 

 ments in this wonderful hardy per- 

 ennial which blooms during the sum- 

 mer or early fall. 3-5 ft. tall. Pkt. 

 25c; large pkt. 75c. 



Miniature Pansy 



Miniature Pansy 



Johnny Jump Vps [hp] A ® 



3238 Mixture. These old-fashioned 

 Johnny Jump Ups are among the 

 most lovely of our garden treasures. 

 Blooms continuously from mid- 

 spring until late summer. Includes 

 many beautiful colors. Pkt. 25c; 

 large pkt. Tx'. 



Oenothera Missouriensis 



Oenothera ^p] 



Evening Primrose & Sundrop 



3175 Missouriensis. Easy to grow 

 and very interesting. The large 

 bright yellow flowers bloom during 

 the daytime. Somewhat procumbent 

 with the upright stems about a foot 

 tall. Pkt. 15c; large pkt. 40c. 



3176 Youngi. A Blooms during the 

 daytime carrying during the sum- 

 mer bright golden yellow blooms 

 en plants 2 ft. tall. Strong and vig- 

 orous. An extremely free bloomer 

 which should be in every garden. 

 Plit. 20c; large pkt. 60c. 



A New 

 Outstanding 



SWISS GIANT 



PANSY ® or ® 



3218 Orange 



You are bound to be as delighted 

 with this outstanding novelty as 

 we were when we first saw it. It 

 is of true Swiss Giant type and 

 consequently has very large, well- 

 formed flowers of heavj' substance. 

 The color is an intriguing clear 

 mellow orange enhanced by a 

 peach-orange tone at the base of 

 the lowest of the five flower petals. 

 The neat and vigorous habits of 

 the plants insures a wonderful 

 flower display. Pkt. 25c; large pkt. 



Pansy ©or®® 



3234 Dreer's 

 Gietnt Rainbow Mixture 



A bed or border of these is a 

 truly inspiring sight. The range of 

 colors is indescribably beautiful 

 representing a truly astonishing 

 number of delicate as well as rich 

 shades. The form of the individual 

 blooms is perfect — all of them be- 

 ing well-rounded and of large 

 size. The compact plants are 

 simply covered with flowers and 

 their early blooming habit gives 

 them additional value. Pkt. SOc; 

 large pkt. $1.25; Vs oz. $2.25. 



Heavenly Blue Morning Glory 



Morning Glories — In Red, White, and Blue 



Ipomoea ® § 

 3039 Scarlett O'Hara 



All America 1939 Gold Medal Selection. Has very large, brilliant 

 wine red blooms 3^-4 inches in diameter. Vigorous, blooming 

 freely from mid-summer until frost. Pkt. 15c; ^ oz. SOc; Yz oz. 8Sc. 

 3032 Pearly Gates 



Few new flowers ever have been received with so much enthu- 

 siasm as this superb white Morning Glory which received a Silver 

 Medal in the 1942 All America Selections. It is a vigorous grower 

 with glorious blooms which are as large as those of Heavenly Blue 

 but of practically a white color with just a faint cream shading 

 deep in the throat. The vigorous vines are simply covered with 

 blooms from the middle of summer until frost. Pkt. ISc; % oz. 

 SOc; Yz oz. 8Sc. 



3029 Heavenly Blue, Improved Early-Flowering 



A famous strain with blooms measuring 4}/ inches across. Noted 

 for its early-flowerins habit and covered with rich sky blue flowers 

 from late summer until frost. Pkt. 15c; V4 oz. 40c; Yz oz. 65c. 



A=Suited to Rock Garden; 0=Suited to Semi-Shade; •=Suited to Shade 



