How to Order: 
Wherever possible it will be greatly appreciated if you will 
mail us your orders early. It will greatly facilitate handling or¬ 
ders in rush season, and will enable us to send you larger plants 
and more certainly will not be obliged to substitute. All orders, no 
matter when they are received will be given prompt and personal 
attention. Use our order blanks whenever possible. Keep the seed 
and plant items separate on the order. GIVE YOUR FULL NAME 
AND COMPLETE MAILING ADDRESS. Give the quantity and 
price of each item. You may order by catalog number alone if 
you prefer; however, it is much better to give the full name as well 
in order to avoid any possible errors. We strongly urge that you 
keep a copy of your order. 
Our Guarantee: 
We guarantee plants and seeds to arrive in good growing con¬ 
dition. Every effort has been made to give the full and correct 
botanical name as given by the best authorities. Of course in 
some items such as Sedums, Saxifrages, and Pentstemons we cannot 
absolutely guarantee the name as even the best authorities are in 
confusion. However, we do guarantee them to be true to descrip¬ 
tion. Heights given are of plants when in full bloom, in ordinary 
good garden soil under normal conditions. We have endeavored to 
bring to you as complete a list of hardy Perennials and Biennials 
as possible. All items are perennial and hardy in this locality un¬ 
less otherwise noted. 
Postage: 
All orders for seed alone will be sent post paid. Plant orders 
for $1.00 or more will be sent postpaid in Zones 1 and 2. Zone 3 
add 10%; zone 4, 15%; zone 5, 20%; zone 6 and further add 25%, 
to cover postage and packing expense. If in doubt as to your zone 
inquire of your postman. 
Quantities: 
We can fill any orders no matter how large or small. 
All .15 items $1.50 a dozen; not less than 12 at dozen rate. 
-.20 items six for $1.10; $2.00 a dozen. 
-.25 items six for $1.30; $2.50 a dozen. 
-30 items six for $1.70; $3.00 a dozen. 
-.35 items three for $1.00; $3.50 a dozen. 
More expensive plants at the each rate only. To obtain dozen 
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