AMARYLLIS 
HYACINTHUS CANDICANS 
(Summer Hyacinths) 
Produce a succession of slim flower 
stalks reaching a height of 4 feet, each 
of which carries a score or so of pure 
white bell-shaped flowers. We strong¬ 
ly recommend them for solitary groups, 
beds, comers and are most effective 
and satisfactory for use against a dark 
background such as a wall or ever¬ 
greens. They grow and bloom in any 
soil. While liking the full sun they 
do well in partial shade. 
3 for $.25; doz. for $.80; 25 for $1.45 
AMORPHOPHALLIS RIVIERI 
(African Lily) 
This strange plant produces first a 
gigantic Calla-like dark red flower, of 
no particular beauty. The palm-like 
stalks and foliage that follow however, 
resembling an umbrella, are of genuine 
decorative value, where a tropical 
touch is desired. They make a very 
ornamental plant. 
each $.45; 3 for $1.20; doz. for $4.25 
Hippeastrum—Giant Hybrids 
One of the most expensive, but also the most 
beautiful indoor plant. Bulbs throw vigorous 
stems with from 4 to 6 giant blooms, beauti¬ 
fully formed and colored, ranging from white 
grounds with varied markings of rose, red and 
crimson to the richest self-colors as scarlet, 
crimson, cherry and almost maroon. We sup¬ 
ply a mixture only. 
each $.45; 3 for $1.15; doz. for $4.00 
Formosissima. (Jacobean Lily). Brilliant scar¬ 
let Easily grown. 
each $.30; 3 for $.75; doz. for $2.70 
OXALIS 
The cheeriest little flowers in the 
world. Above their attractive tri-lobed 
leaves, the flowers are produced day 
after day, week after week, with inde¬ 
fatigable persistence. They are among 
the most satisfactory of all plants for 
porch boxes and hanging baskets. They 
are useful not only in front of the 
border, or for “edging”, but are very 
attractive in the rockgarden, where 
they help make a show of color at a 
time when many of the areas which 
were carpeted with blossoms earlier in 
the season now show only foliage. They 
multiply rapidly and may be lifted in 
the fall for winter blooming indoors. 
25 100 
Deppel. White .$.40 $1.40 
Lasiandra. Rosy-pink. Cut 
foliage . 45 1.50 
Shamrock. Deep-pink. Clover 
foliage .45 1.50 
MADEIRA VINE 
A popular vine, covering a large 
space in a short time. Much prized for 
porches and arbors because of its rapid 
growth and freedom from insects. 
Fleshy heart-shaped leaves of a light 
green and numerous racemes of feath¬ 
ery white flowers of delightful frag¬ 
rance. 
3 for $.25; doz. for 5.80; 25 for $1.45 
£ « ] 
—STASSEN’S— 
Treasure Chest 
Of Summer-flowering Bulbs 
An inviting Companion to Stassen’s, 
now famous Treasure Chest of Spring¬ 
flowering Holland Bulbs. 
Introducing a rare collection of beauti¬ 
ful summer-flowering bulbs for those that 
treasure their garden. It consists of: 
1 Tuberous Begonia 
1 Giant Amaryllis 
1 Majestic Lily 
1 Favorite Dahlia 
3 Montbretias 
3 Anemones 
3 Ranunculus 
3 Tuberoses 
3 Cannas 
3 Hyacinthus Candicans 
12 Large-flowering Gladiolus 
12 Ruffled Gladiolus 
12 Primulinus Gladiolus 
12 Oxalis 
70 Bulbs in all - 14 Different Types 
Continuous blooms from June till frost. 
! 2 
.00 
Postpaid 
Actual 
Value $3.50 
