List of World’s Fair Memorial Plants 
Delphinium 
Chrysanthemum 
Painted Daisies 
PERENNIAL CLUMPS 
Each, 35c. 
Carnations Veronicas 
Phlox Red Hot Pokers 
Asters 
RARE PLANTS 
Each 
SHRUBS 
3-year clumps, each, 50c. 
Sumac Spireas Snowberries 
Altheas Redbuds Bush Honeysuckles 
Golden Bells Hydrangeas Mock Orange 
SHADE TREES 
6 to 8 ft., #2.00 each. 
Elms Red Leaf Maple Birch 
Maples Mountain Ash Tree of Heaven 
Ash Poplars, Lombardy 
State variety wanted. 
Rhododendron. Clumps .$2.50 
Azalea. Clumps. 2.00 
Blue Hydrangeas. Clumps. 2.00 
Cotoneaster, Spreading . 1.00 
Red Leaf Maple, 18 in. 3.00 
Koster’s Blue Spruce, 18'24 in. 5.00 
NOTE: We had 50 of above. Same specimen plants as were 
selected to commemorate Fair. 
Magnolia, 2-3 ft. ..$3.50 Japan Lilies . $0.35 
Tiger Flowers.50 Water Lilies. Clumps 
Regal Lilies.35 1.50 
Madonna Lilies.35 Red, White, Yellow, Blue 
EVERGREENS 
Each Each 
Pyramid, 18-24 in.$1.00 Biota aurea nana, 18 in. $2.50 
Pyramid, 2-3 ft.2.00 Juniper, Irish, 2 ft.2.00 
Globe Evergreen, 18 in. . 1.50 Juniper, Spreading, 12 in. 1.00 
Two Great Perennials at A Century of Progress 
Guaranteed to Produce More Flowers Than Any Other Perennials 
Pink Cushion Chrysanthemum 
Sold Under Many New Names. 
A Chrysanthemum with azalea-like habits. Produces as many as 
600 blooms at a time. Pink flowers with yellow center. Plant 
attains the size of a bushel basket the first year and produces thou¬ 
sands of blooms. Price: 35c each; 4 for #1.00, postpaid. 
Crimson King Carnation 
This new variety comes from Urbana, Ohio. A circular bed of 
500 plants was on exhibition in Horticultural Hall. We have pur¬ 
chased this stock of originator and renamed it Fire Glow. See 
page 12 for description and color cut. No other plant can give 
you the cut flowers for your table. Price: 25c each; doz., #2.00, 
postpaid. 
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Mr. Vernon H. Krider: October 23, 1934. 
I have just returned from a visit to the Century of Progress. Your woodland scene was very real and I enjoyed 
it, but the real thrill came as I wandered through the labyrinth paths of the garden and found myself unexpectedly 
before the “window in your garden that looked out to sea.” I want to thank you for creating such a masterpiece. 
Words fail me when I try to tell you all it meant to me. I will always cherish the picture among my most sacred 
memories. Sincerely yours, MRS. FRANK CARESS. Brazil, Ind., R. R. 1. 
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