CAMELLIAS 
These beautiful flowers are deserving of more attention from home gardeners. They require 
a position protected from extreme cold. Perferably an eastern exposure, with afternoon shade. They 
will repay a generous application of leaf mold or peat moss mixed well with the soil before planting. 
•Cottonseed meal is an excellent fertilizer. One of the prime requisites in the culture of Camellias is 
to remember that absolutely no cultivation or stirring of the soil should be done at any time. 
Camellias are among the world’s most beautiful flowering evergreens. Varieties offered here are 
among the finest. 
Dai Kagura Rainy Sun 
Large rose red double. Very fine. 
Caprice 
Pure white. Very large flowers. 
Chandlerii 
Very large flowers. Full double rose marbled 
white. 
Camellia Sasanqua Rosea 
Single 3-inch flowers of a beautiful rose shade. 
Fragrant. A free flowering type, and more easily 
grown than the common varieties. Blooms in 
late October and November. 50c each. Not pre¬ 
paid. 
Large 6-inch flowers, rich rose red. 
Jordan's Pride 
Large 5-inch flowers. Variegated rose and 
white. 
SPECIAL OFFER 
Special Offer on the above varieties estab¬ 
lished in gallon cans, 75c each. F.O.B. Fresno. 
Camellia 
Busch Garden White 
The most beautiful of all whites. $1.00 each. 
RARE ORIENTAL 
SPRING BLOOMING MAGNOLIAS 
(See Photo Above) 
Among the most beautiful flowering trees in 
the world. These deciduous magnolias generally 
bloom in the spring before the foliage appears. 
Most of them are perfectly hardy throughout the 
United States. 
Magnolia Stellata 
(Star Magnolia). Small, spreading tree that 
blooms very early. Very fragrant pinkish white 
flowers that are 3 inches in diameter. These 
flower masses are most beautiful on this very 
rare Chinese magnolia. 15 to 18 inches. $1.00 
prepaid. 
Magnolia Soulangeana Alexandrine 
Small tree with large 8 inch blooms of deep¬ 
est rose. $1.00 each, prepaid. 
Magnolia Lennei 
Large flower, attaining diameter of 8 inches. 
Petals broad and rounded. Color outside deep 
crimson and inside nearly white. Unusually fra¬ 
grant. Blooms ten days later than Soulangeana. 
Leaves 12 inches long and 8 inches wide. Plant 
in full sun or partial shade. 12 inches to 15 
inches in height. $2.00 each Prepaid. 
Magnolia Soulangeana Nigra 
Pyramidal and very attractive tree (medium 
size). Very fragrant. Seven-inch flowers of dark 
purple that bloom recurrently from March to 
the end of the summer. $1.00 each, prepaid. 
Magnolia Rustica Rubra 
New introduction to America. Extra large 
cup shaped flowers of dark reddish purple. Small 
tree. $2.00 each. Prepaid. 
All prices in this catalogue include free delivery to any part oj the United States 
(except where noted). 
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