Th omsen Nurse ry Company 
Mansfield, Pennsylvania 
1935 
To Our Customers and Friends: 
For the year 1935 we are again offering Quality Plants at 
Moderate Prices. By comparison you will find that our prices 
have not advanced, as have the prices of most nursery stock. 
Our specialty has always been the propagation of New and 
Rare Plants. This year we are offering many more new intro¬ 
ductions that are worthy of a place in your garden. 
Reports show that our plants are giving satisfactory results 
and we shall continue to supply a high quality of nursery stock. 
Your order will always receive our personal attention. 
Very truly yours> 
THOMSEN NURSERY COMPANY. 
New and Rare Perennials 
Anemone pulsatilla—Violet flowers with yellow cen- 
ter, April and May. Cutleaved foliage. . $ .50 
Christmas Rose—Waxy white flowers during winter. 
Evergreen foliage . . $1.00 
Corydalis clieilanthifolia—Spikes of yellow flowers. 
Bright green fern-like foliage. $ .35 
Delphinium, English Hybrids—This group contains 
the finest Delphiniums grown, formerly priced at 
75c to $2.00. Color varies from pale blue to deepest 
purple, with intermediary tones of mauve, pink, _ 
lavender and white .$ .oO 
Chrysanthemum, Barbara Cummings—Clear yellow 
shading to orange-bronze toward center. Cliry. Bronze 
Button—Large heads of bronze flowers. Chry. Octo¬ 
ber Girl—Clear pink becoming shaded with lavender ^ __ 
when full open . $ .35 
Gypsophyla B'-istol Fairy (Baby’s Breath)—Large 
panicles of double white flowers. Choice for winter 
bouquets. $ .35 
Lupine, Everblooming—Shades of pink, rose, red and 
violet. Bloom entire summer. . $ .50 
Mentha requinei—Minute plant of compressed spread- 
ing growth. Aromatic. $ .35 
Phlox, Pink Beauty—This outstanding variety blooms 
from June to October. Long shiny green foliage. $ . 7«J 
Phlox Firebrand—A truly fire-red variety so rare 
among Phlox. Blooms freely during entire season. $ .50 
Poppy, Double Olympia—The only hardy poppy with 
double flowers, brilliant scarlet overlaid with salmon. 
Blooms three weeks earlier than other varieties and 
makes an ideal display for Memorial Day. $ .35 
Sedum Spectabills, Golden Variegated—Handsome _ 
golden leaved Sedum with pink flowers. $ .35 
Trolleus, New Hybrids—Giant double orange and yel¬ 
low flowers. B'ooms from May till August. Euro- __ 
pean introduction . .. $ . T 5 
