CHARLOTTE M. HAINES, ROCKFORD, ILL., SEEDS GROWN BY A WOMAN 
For a long time, a period covering more than thirty years, I have offered and fnr-nishoH j u 
of this country, roses, seeds, and nursery stock, my policy long ago established is tn thf fl° th ^ 1 order buyers 
a complete assortment of the finest stock that can bV g%wr together with th^ hlV* ™ fl ° Wei : ^ers of America 
fished a clientele of which any concern may have reasons to be prfud of I am tittS * haV6 estab ' 
appreciation of this successful existence which ma r ny aS t 0 housands oTmy customers &v^^Jlrt P JKS ,i1iy t0 
New Novelty Nasturtium 
One pkt. each of the three gorgeous 
varieties for 
60c, postpaid 
Double Glorious Gleam Hybrids 
Mixed 
These wonderful hybrids received 
Award of Merit Honors in the 1935 All- 
America Competition. Glorious Gleam 
Hybrids are the result of years of sci¬ 
entific breeding and selections for the 
development of this sensational new 
Double Sweet Scented Nasturtiums, 
ranging in colors of beautiful shades, 
pink, salmon, yellow, and crimson. 
Price 25c pkt.; 3 pkts. for 70c, postpaid. 
New Double Sweet Scented 
Scarlet Gleam 
A Gold Medal Winner of 1935 All- 
America Competition. This wonderful 
creation will no doubt be as heartily 
received as the famous Golden Gleam 
of last year, thought by many to sur¬ 
pass in beauty the Golden Gleam, and a 
real revelation to the flower lover of 
the world. It is in fact the most in¬ 
tensely dazzling color one could imag¬ 
ine. The individual petals are at least 
twice the size of ordinary Nasturtiums. 
Price 35c per pkt.; 3 pkts. for $1.00, 
postpaid. 
Sweet Scented Golden Gleam 
This variety is maintaining its posi¬ 
tion as the best known and most popular 
novelty of the past two seasons, becom¬ 
ing even more popular as time goes on. 
The large double Sweet Scented golden 
yellow flowers on long stems, ideal for 
garden use. Price 15c pkt.; 2 pkts. for 
25c. 
NEW 
CALIFORNIA 
GIANT ZINNIAS 
(Illustrated on inside back cover) 
Hardy Everblooming Garden 
Roses 
20c each, the full set of six for 
$ 1 .OO, postpaid 
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY. Brilliant red 
flowers of large size, perfect in half 
open state, showing clean, attractive 
centers when fully open; petals 
enormous; very fragrant. A strong, 
vigorous and healthy grower; very 
free flowering. 
GOLDEN PERNET. A most vigorous 
grower of erect branching habit; 
beautiful, brilliant green foliage; 
long pointed buds of exquisite shape, 
carried on long, stiff stems. Very 
large full flowers with elongated 
deep petals, a beautifully formed 
bloom. Color, a most striking sun- 
flower-yellow, deeper in the center 
without any color blending and which 
is retained without fading even in 
the wannest weather. 
JONKHEER J. L. MOCK. Large, globu¬ 
lar, peony-flowered blooms of pearly 
blush, shaded salmon-pink, the out¬ 
side of the petals being Vermillion 
and rose, which lovely combination 
is not affected by the hottest sun. 
Plants strong, of erect and vigorous 
growth, and with a blooming habit 
taking it clear through the season 
and until late autumn. Should be in 
every selection for the garden. 
MRS. AARON WARD. A very free blooming 
variety of vigorous but compact growth. The 
flowers, which are of splendid form are full 
double and are equally attractive when in full 
bloom as in the bud state. The color is a dis¬ 
tinct Indian yellow which under certain condi¬ 
tions becomes yellow tinted white. A favorite 
everywhere. 
RED PREMIER. A new red variety, which has 
gained great popularity as a Winter cut-flow¬ 
er, but is equally good for the garden. The 
color is a bright scarlet shading to a deeper 
red as they develop; high centered full double 
flowers; a vigorous grower and free flowering. 
BETTY UPRICHARD. A favorite with hun¬ 
dreds of Rose lovers. The flowers are large 
and of more than ordinary beauty. The deep 
imperial pink on the outside of the petals and 
the shining silvery pink on the inside make a 
double colored bloom. 
World s Finest Chrysanthemums 
25c each, the full set of six for 
95c, postpaid 
M ^ WA R —Red. A new garden Chrysan¬ 
themum that is without question the best 
variety on the market today. No Chrysanthe¬ 
mum in my garden has ever attracted more 
attention, than this new variety, Man O’War. 
The flowers are a deep crimson, shading to 
a Vermillion red. The plants are of strong 
- and have extra large fl owers. Man 
O War is a Chrysanthemum that is destined 
to rank among the world’s finest. It is par 
excellence of all red Chrysanthemums. 
BILLIE BURKE—This outstanding new Chrys¬ 
anthemum is without question one of the 
finest garden varieties ever introduced. I 
have been observing this new variety for the 
past year and can truthfully say that it is 
worthy of being planted in any garden. They 
abundantly produce flowers of a large size 
and of a beautiful dark bronze with reverse 
of crimson stripes on the upper petals. An 
early bloomer and strong grower. 
GLORY OF ARGONNE (Silvery Pink)—One of 
the finest exhibition Chrysanthemums to date. 
Color a beautiful silvery pink, on face of petal, 
with a deep rose pink reverse. Petals are 
very regularly placed making a thick hand¬ 
some flower, with handsome dark green foli¬ 
age. Flowers are very large measuring from 
three to four inches when disbudded. A 
handsome new variety. 
MARIGOLD—The best yellow Chrysanthemum 
to date. The predominating color of this 
Chrysanthemum is a rich golden yellow with 
an underlying tone of golden bronze. Flow¬ 
ers are nearly perfect in form as possible, for 
a true garden variety. The flowers are 
formed in a massive proportion. This variety 
has wonderful keeping qualities and easy to 
grow. 
PRINCESS PAT—No Chrysanthemum has ever 
been in such demand as this new bronze var¬ 
iety. One of the finest exhibition Chrysan¬ 
themums. Color a light golden bronze with 
reverse petals of golden yellow. A very strong 
grower of medium size flowers. 
ROOKWOOD—Dark pink. This new Chrysan¬ 
themum is a great addition to the garden 
varieties. It is a strong grower and blooms 
early in September.* Its color is a pleasing 
shade of dark cerise pink with very large 
flowers of excellent quality. 
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NEW HARDY 
NOVELTIES 
35 
Each, 
3e2£95 
I am ottering for the first time a collection of new Hardy Perennials that should be planted in everu 
garden. They are easy to grow and bloom all summer. " 
The Sensational New umphant in various exhibitions, this is its New Hardy 
CARNATION FIRE 
FLAME 
The grandest novelty in the hardy garden 
Carnation. The flowers are best described 
by words a very dark crimson with markings 
of dark scarlet near base. Flowers very 
large measuring 2 y a to 3 inches across. A 
strong grower and stands without support 
blooming from early June until Winter. It 
should be planted in every garden. It is per- 
fectly hardy and needs no protection. 
35c each, 3 for 95c, 12 for $3.25, postpaid. 
(Illustrated on inside cover) 
EVERRLOOMING 
Hardy Chrysanthemum 
ALADDIN.—This remarkable bronze variety 
commences to bloom even in small pots 
before it is safe to transplant outdoors; 
and after the roots have become established 
in their new home, the plant is never, 
thereafter without a liberal show of bloom; 
in general from June continuously into 
November. Flowers are quite full and com¬ 
pact, 2 % to 3 inches wide, the close center 
either deeper or lighter toned; the cutting 
stems good length. The body color is 
bronze-gold, capriciously stained apricot, 
light red and damask rose. Although tri¬ 
umphant in various exhibitions, this is its 
first year of general distribution. 35c 
each, 3 for 95c, 12 for $3.25, postpaid. 
New Hardy 
REGONIA JEWEL 
This is a tuberous-rooted, herbaceous, 
hardy perennial Begonia, losing its tops in 
the fall. When bedded out, the roots remain 
in the soil and start new growth in the 
spring, just as do the Peony and Perennial 
Phlox. The plants like a rich porous soil and 
partial shade and will bloom throughout the 
summer. Produces clusters of flowers and 
buds of a beautiful pink color by the hun¬ 
dreds during an ordinary growing season. 
35c each, 3 for 95c, 12 for $3.25, postpaid. 
