The Garden Magazine, July, 1921 
289 
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Peonies, Iris 
Everything for Your Midsummer Garden 
The well-known quality of our Nursery products remains 
standard. Experience teaches us better methods of service. 
Iris, Peonies and Nursery stock for Fall planting 
described in our Illustrated General Catalogue . 
Nurserymen and Florists 
Rutherford New Jersey 
July’s Greatest Glory 
Study any hardy border during July and you will find that 
the outstanding high-jights represent the glowing colors of 
Phlox. Phlox is the redeeming feature of the Hardy Garden 
during the month of July. True, there are the Delphiniums 
and some Lilies but neither of them brings us the wide range 
of colors and the persistency as does Phlox. 
Let These PHLOXES Add 
To Your Garden Joys 
From scores of sorts available we have selected for you six sorts 
which, in season of blooming, range of colors and dependability under 
all conditions, are absolutely matchless. We will supply these at the 
uniform rate of $3.00 per doz.; $ 20.00 per 100; by express. Delivery 
in early September. 
Eclaireur — A dark brilliant car- 
mine with a deeper center. 
About i]/2 feet high. 
Herosine — Purplish-blue in fol- 
or. The nearest color WF have 
to blue in' hardy Phlox, growing 
about 2J4 feet high. 
Le Feu de Monce — Salmon-red 
in color, attaining a height of 
about lYi feet. 
Rosenberg — Splendid shade of 
deep red with a violet eye in 
the center. 
Wanadis — LigKt violet mottled 
white with a bright purple eye. 
William Robinson — Bright 
salmon with a violet eye in 
center. Tall growing variety 
reaching to a height of about 
four feet. ! 
Special Offer: We will supply 4 plants each of 
— t all 6 varieties (24 plants in all) 
for $5.00 postpaid. Mailed early in September, but we 
invite definite orders NOW, since stocks are short. 
Please ask for our Special Fall Guide to Gardens 
of Perennial Joy — Ready for mailing August 1 st 
CHARLES H. TOTTY 
Madison 
COMPANY 
New Jersey 
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