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New and Hare Hemerocallis and Oriental Poppies. 
Aj ax 
$1.50 
Amaryllis 
1.00 
Anna Betscher 
2.50 
Apricot 
.50 
Aureole 
1.00 
Bardeley 
8.00 
Burbank 
1.50 
Cissie Guisseppi 
8.00 
Crown oft Gold 
4.00 
Flavina (Fewkes) 
3.00 
Gold Dust 
.50 
Gold Imperial 
2.00 
Gold Standard 
2.00 
Golden West 
2.00 
J.R.Mann 
1.50 
Lady F.Hesketh 
8.00 
Queen Mary 
7.00 
Radiant 
3.00 
Rose Queen 
8.00 
Rutilans 
4*00 
Sovereign 
1.00 
Sunkist 
8.00 
Sunset 
8.00 
Tangerine 
5.00 
Vicountess Byng 
9.00 
Yellow Hammer 
2.00 
June Delight 
Sass Pink 
$30.00 
1.50 
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Lilies* Princeps: A hybrid between Regale and Sargentiae; counted 
-- better than either parent. " One of the great lilies of 
the future”. Fall Each $1.50; doz.$I5.00 
Shelburne Hybrid: A hybrid between the same parents as a- 
bove, similar to Sargentiae, but larger and more vigorcas 
Fall Each $2.00 
English Hybrids: Crosses between Regale and Sulphureum; 
very tall, dignified, and thus far perfectly hardy with 
us. Fall Each $2.50. 
Philippinense Formosanum ( or just Formosanum); A hardy 
form like Philippinense; but found in the mountainous 
regions of Formosa. Blooms Aug.-on* Each t»50. 
Heavenly Blue Morning Glories, PORT-ROSE EARLf BLOOMING, 
Result of nine years experimentation, Pkt.$.25 
Rare Japanese Morning Glories, imported from Japan, pro- 
duced^by one of Japan*s greatest hybridizers. Late 
Summer can offer no more wonderful experience than the 
sight of these exquisite flowers. Japanese directions 
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Fifty Best Oriental poppies 
Forty best Hemerocallis 
Port-Rose Garden 
SUSAN ROSENSTIEl POPOV 
NILDKED IlOSENSTIEL GARDEN FLOWERS AND FRUITS 
713 Young’s Lane rare specimen shrubs 
FREEPORT, ILLINOIS 
Mailing Address: 404 W. Stephenson St. 
TEL. MAIN 1168 
. early Blooming heavenly Blue morning Glory / 
Seed Specialty 
