14 GENERAL LIST OF PERENNIAL PLANTS 
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A SPECIAL REQUEST TO NEW CUSTOMERS 
We are making a special request that each one who receives this catalog send us an order, 
even if only for 25 cents, which is a little more than the cost of this catalog—thank you. 
We are so sure our stock will please you that if we can only induce you to give us a trial 
order, we believe we will get a good share of your future orders. We realize there is no 
advertisement like a satisfied customer. We are looking for customers and we will try 
hard to satisfy you. Read the letters of those we have satisfied in all part of the United 
States. 
1 
TROLLIUS 
or 
EUROPEAN 
GLOBE 
FLOWER 
Large, handsome globular 
flowers of a rich golden yel¬ 
low or orange color. Blooms 
last of May and early June. 
Growth rather slow, but 
when once established, a 
three-year-old clump is a 
magnificent sight. Only fresh, 
fall-sown seed will insure suc¬ 
cess. Seed bed exposed to 
frosts and snow might help. 
Spring sown seed, unless 
soaked in hot water for a few 
seconds, might lay dormant 
for a whole year. Our own 
seed, per pkt. 25c. 
