BULLETIN NUMBER 1 — JANUARY 25. 1935 
49 
Perennials 
HARDY PERENNIAL, ALPINE and 
ROCK GARDEN PLANTS 
We have a special Perennial Display Carton that we can recommend very highly 
to you. This package is not only suitable for counter and store trade but also for the 
regular nurserymen who find Perennials very perishable and hard to handle. 
We have 115 varieties that we are handling in this manner and would suggest 
you write for our special Price List and variety list covering same. 
Our perennials are packed in ven¬ 
tilated “Air Conditioned” cartons 
packed 25 plants per carton. (No. 1). 
PLEASE ORDER IN 
UNITS OF 25. 
Each plant is indivi¬ 
dually wrapped with 
damp peat pressed 
firmly next to the 
roots, which need not 
be disturbed in plant¬ 
ing. On the outside of 
this peat a descrip¬ 
tive and instructive 
selling wrapper is 
placed, giving c o m- 
plete description o f 
plant with cultural 
directions. 
ALL PERENNIALS ARE SHIPPED BY EXPRESS. They are very perishable 
and should not be included in a Freight shipment unless carload. 
The following is a general list of Perennials which come bare-rooted suitable for 
Landscape and regular Nursery trade. 
The growing of Perennial and Alpine plants is a job that one would call that of 
a specialist, taking considerable extra equipment and a knowledge of growing that is 
very technical. 
We have been growing Perennial in a rather large way for the last eight years, 
and in order to keep our variety list up to date we are continually searching the 
world over for new plants and seeds. 
We invite you to inspect our trial grounds where our newer varieties of hardy 
plants are being tested out. 
All plants quoted are FIELD GROWN STOCK of such size as most satisfactory 
for general planting. 
Varieties * indicates adaptability for rock plants. 
Color indicates bloom; Month period of blooming season; (") Inches high when 
in bloom; (') Feet high when in bloom. 
