J. K. ALEXANDER 
I print tins not because I am proud of my own 
picture, but because most people like to see tbe 
man witb wbom tbey are doing business. 
FOREWORD: 
I take pleasure in presenting you witb my 28tb Annual Cat¬ 
alog, wbicb I believe is a decided improvement over my last issue. 
You will find many new varieties of Dablias offered for tbe first 
time, twenty of tbe choicest of my new Gladioli Seedlings, a mucb 
larger collection of Peonies tban appeared in my 1921 Catalog, twelve 
of tbe choicest New Iris, and twenty varieties of Hardy Chrysan¬ 
themums added to my collection of plants for the old-fashioned 
garden. I also present several new illustrations from photographs 
taken of my flowers, together with my usual offerings in the finest 
standard varieties. 
I want to take this opportunity to thank my friends and 
patrons, who have recommended, and favored me with their orders 
in the past, and to assure them of my determination to continue 
furnishing nothing but the best stock. Soliciting a share of your 
orders this coming season, I remain. 
January 1, 1922. 
Respectfully yours. 
J. K. ALEXANDER 
