GRANNY SCOVILL 
This is one of the new type of Garden Chrysanthemums 
which is creating a genuine sensation in the flower world. 
It is one of the largest types yet produced which will grow 
and bloom early enough to be of value in the garden. 
There is a great deal of interest in Chrysanthemums 
developing among amateurs, and splendid new types are 
coming into commerce. You will always be able to get the 
finest new Chrysanthemums from Duckham’s, and if we 
do not list what you want in this Catalogue, ask for it. 
$3 per doz. 
I T HAS been well said that a 
mansion alone does not make a 
home. The outer symbols of 
stone and stucco, brick and bronze, 
wood and window cannot of them¬ 
selves radiate the spirit of family 
charm. But of all external forms of 
embellishment, the presence of a 
beautiful flower-garden does most to 
inspire appreciation of home as a 
place of peaceful privacy, a colorful 
retreat from the combats of life, a 
cheerful landscape for our family and 
friends. 
Out of the soil upon which our 
house is builded, we may create a 
picture of floral wonder by our own 
hands. We may write upon the com¬ 
mon earth a story of petaled beauty 
in ever-varied serials as the months 
and years roll by. We may put into 
plantings our unuttered thoughts 
and watch the Great Magician, 
Stokesia laevis lilacina grandiflora 
One-half natural size. 35 cts. each 
Hollyhocks. 35 cts. each 
Viola, Jersey Gem. 35 cts. each 
Japanese Iris. 75 cts. each 
Pyrethrum. 40 cts. each 
PYRETHRUM 
Among the early summer perennials none is 
more popular than the graceful, long-stemmed, 
colored daisies known as Pyrethrums. The plants 
are vigorous and hardy, and we have made a special 
effort to collect and propagate only the finest forms 
and the most brilliant colors in single, semi-double, 
and crested types. 
Nature, transform them into living, 
fragrant flowers. 
And out of our garden planning we 
shall earn for ourselves and those 
about us, whether our dwelling be 
castle or cottage, a deeper pleasure, 
a larger contentment, a richer pride 
of home. For a garden beautiful adds 
majesty and elegance, harmony and 
hospitality. It is the one luxury 
that deserves to be classified as a 
necessity, for it helps to make the 
bouse a home. 
Duckham floral plants, particu¬ 
larly our famed Delphiniums and 
Hardy Roses, are contributing in no 
small way to the home-appeal of 
many thousands of families through¬ 
out the country. Our offerings for 
1934, more abundantly than ever, 
promise you the joys of a lovely 
garden. 
Gaillardia, Sun God 
One-half natural size. $3 per doz. 
Salvia farinacea. 40 cts. each 
Anchusa myosotidiflora. 50 cts. each 
Anemone, September Charm. 50 cts. each 
