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HOODACRES ON THE HIGHWAY 
Seeds of AQUILEGIAS ( Columbines ) 
The plants with beautiful foliage and always charming 
flowers, for sun or shade. The Hoodacres strain is notable 
for its large flowers and long spurs, but especially its new 
deep colors. Packets contain the deeper colors along with 
medium and light shades, well proportioned, as Eastern 
Prince, Copper Queen, Silver Queen, Myrose, Golden 
Shore, Red Spur, etc. Pkt. 50c. Some of these varieties 
can be supplied separately. 
HOODACRES LONG-SPURRED AQUILEGIAS 
Elizabethtown, Pa., May 1934. “The Columbines I grew 
from your seeds are the finest I have ever seen, hence the 
order for additional ones.” 
PARDALINUM GIGANTEUM or SUNSET LILY. A 
new addition to the few that are choicest in Lilydom. 
Brighter in color than Pardalinum, larger and a giant in 
height. Easily grown. 75c each, 3 for $1.75. 
Testaceum Lilies 
Imposing stature, beautiful “Nankeen” yellow color, exquisite 
fragrance, and healthy growth in ordinary soil, well drained. Lim¬ 
ited number, blooming size at $1.00 each; large size $2.00. Fall 
delivery. _ 
Washingtonianum (Ml. Hood ) Lilies 
Blossoms very abundant, funnel-shaped, and opening 
white with purple dots in the throat, change like the tril- 
liums until they finish in a rich wine color. Strong bloom¬ 
ing size bulbs 50c each, $5.00 a dozen. Fall delivery. 
Regale Lilies 
Well known as handsome garden subjects and reliable 
in many climes. The flowers are large and white, light yel¬ 
low throat, and outside shaded winy. Being a stem-rooting 
bulb, it must be set deeply, eight to ten inches. Fine bloom¬ 
ing bulbs, 30c to 75c each. 10% less by the dozen. Fall 
delivery. 
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