5 
Reasons 
Why 
Krider's Plants 
Are Lowest 
Priced 
Plant Nothing But the 
Best Nursery Stock 
No matter what you plant, whether it’s trees, shrubs, 
vines, fruit trees or berries, always remember there is one 
thing necessary for success. Because no matter how 
much you pay; no matter how much you water, fer¬ 
tilize, hoe and cultivate; no matter how much you 
prune or spray—to grow good plants you must plant 
quality stock to begin with. Be safe and buy from Krider. 
5 Reasons 
Why 
KRIDER'S 
PLANTS 
ARE BETTER 
Here Are the Five Reasons l 
"1 We grow in large quantities and have over 300 acres of 
growing nursery stock. We ship to thousands of customers 
all over the world. 
We pay no agents’ commissions, saving the difference, which 
g GeS tQ y OU> 
f We pay no large advertising bills. This catalog would cost 
Ji Cl us thousands of dollars more if printed in colors. This 
would add to the cost of the nursery stock. 
AfR We are located in a small community where our overhead 
costs in general are low. 
The different soils we have here are adapted to the growing 
J*'!*’ of many different varieties so that we can grow a larger 
variety at a lower cost of production than is elsewhere the 
case. 
1st 
2nd 
3rd 
4th 
5th 
Our Northern Indiana climate produces a strong, sturdy 
plant which cannot be bettered anywhere in the United 
States. 
Our different soils are adapted to the growing of rhododen- 
drons, roses, fruit trees, shrubs, and a larger variety than 
is the case in other less-favored sections. 
Our experienced help in growing and propagating insures) 
strong plants with well developed root systems that cannot 
fail to produce for you. 
Our methods and facilities insure the stock planted, grown, 
dug, packed, and shipped according to the latest approved 
methods. 
Besides state and government inspection, our own rigid 
inspection of each plant that leaves this nursery has made 
Krider stock world-famous. 
Krider’s 
Quarantee 
The Krider Nurseries, 
Inc., guarantee that each 
plant, shrub, and tree 
shall be of a size and 
quality as shown in this 
catalog and that it will 
reach customer in good 
growing condition. The 
company will replace 
free of charge any stock 
not in good condition 
when it reaches custom- 
fet, but complaints must 
be made within five days 
after stock has been re¬ 
ceived. (This does not 
apply to foreign ship¬ 
ments) . 
We guarantee 
to replace free of 
charge any stock 
that dies for you 
the first season, if 
you think it was 
the fault of the 
stock in any way, 
provided you write 
us before August 
1st, 1935. With 
us the customer is 
always right. We 
leave it up to you. 
The company further 
guarantees that every 
plant, shrub, or tree is 
true to name and will 
replace free of charge or 
refund purchase price of 
any proven not to be so, 
but it is mutually agreed 
between purchaser and 
ourselves that we will 
not be held for any 
greater amount than the 
original purchase price. 
Premiums for Early Orders 
As a rule most people wait until the first warm, sunshiny days of spring 
before they begin to think of ordering trees, plants and vines. Then they 
all send in their orders at one time, and to take care of these orders promptly 
we have to employ extra clerks and packers. If we can induce part or all 
of our patrons to send in their orders early we can distribute this work over 
a longer period of time and not only handle the orders better, but with a 
much smaller force of men and women. This means a considerable saving 
of time and money to us, and is the one and only reason we can make the 
liberal premium offer as set forth below. 
REMEMBER THE DATE BEFORE THIS OFFER EXPIRES 
For all spring orders amounting to $5.00 received before March 15th, we 
will allow you to select $1.00 worth of any fruit or shrubbery listed in our 
catalog. For all orders amounting to $10.00 we will allow you to select 
$2.00 worth. For all $20.00 orders, $4.00 worth, and for all $50.00 orders, 
$12.00 worth; for all $100.00 orders, $25.00 worth. 
No special premiums after date given above and no discount on special 
collections. 
We 
Guarantee 
Safe 
Arrival 
in 
Good 
Condition 
Bangkok, Siam 
28th December, 1933 
The Krider Nurseries, 
Middlebury, Indiana, 
U. S. A. 
Gentlemen, 
We beg to to thank you 
for your splendid packing which 
you have done your very best care 
and attention especially consign¬ 
ment intends to send aboard. The 
trees and plants, viz- The rose 
and flower plants arrived here 
from your country in a peifect 
condition and it is a wcnder that 
not even a single plant dry and 
dead. We can not help to admire 
you for such being done. 
We are. Dear Gentlemen, 
Yours faithfully, 
T. Hanill 
For Dang Toi Nursery 
13,800 
Miles; 
53 Days 
in 
Transit; 
Every 
Plant 
Grew 
GENERAL INFORMATION 
LOCATION. Our plant is located at Middlebury, Ind. Here we have 
our offices and 410 acres of as fine nursery growing land as can be found. 
We are on U. S. 20 from Boston to Chicago, half way between Lagrange, 
Ind., and Elkhart, Ind. Ten miles northeast of Goshen, Ind., and 12 miles 
south of U. S. 112, which you leave at White Pigeon, Michigan. Indiana 
13 passes through our grounds. 
CLAIMS. All claims for shortage must be made inside of ten days after 
goods are received. If stock is not satisfactory, complaint must be made 
at once. No attention will be paid to claims received months after the goods 
have bee n re ceived. 
REMITTANCES. Make same by express money order, post office order, 
draft, or registered letter. Checks from responsible persons are also taken. 
Please do not send stamps and please make your order for at least one dollar. 
KRIDER NURSERIES, Inc. 
MIDDLEBURY, IND. 
[ 3 ] 
SATISFIED 
CUSTOMERS 
Newton Upper Falls, 
Mass., March 20, 1934. 
Dear Sirs: 
I received your shipment 
of my order today. Each 
plant was in perfect condi¬ 
tion. I was more than satis¬ 
fied with the Pear tree 
plants. I would have to pay 
twice your price around 
Boston for them. 
Sincerely yours, 
MRS. M. V. 
INDEX 
Roses «.«•,.... 1, 2, 3, 
6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 
Views of World’s Fair 
Garden...4, 5, 16, 17, 
26, 27, 36, 37, 48, 49 
Shrubs. 13, 14, 
18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 
Vines. 24 
Shades Trees.25 
Perennials . 
12, 13, 14, 15, 33, 34 
Rock Plants . 35 
Water Lilies .. 35 
Hedges.28 
Evergreens .. 29, 30, 31 
Landscape Service .... 32 
Fruit Trees— 
Apple. 38, 39 
Peach. 40 
Cherry. 41 
Pears and Plums ... 42 
Quince, Apricot .. 43 
Asparagus and Rhubarb 
. 43 
Currants, Gooseberries 44 
Blackberry Plants .... 44 
Raspberry Plants .... 47 
Sweet Chestnut, Ever¬ 
bearing Mulberry .. 44 
Strawberry Plants. 50, 51 
Grapes.52 
Blue Hydrangea 55 
Tiger Lily.. 55 
Redbud .. 55 
Daphne .. 55 
Phlox. 56 
Peonies .. 56 
