The Garden Magazine, July, 1923 
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Couronne d’Or ... .50 
Duchess de Nemours .50 
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Felix Crousse.75 
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Livingstone.1.00 
For Fall Planting 
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Ballerine ..... 4.00 
Crusader. 2.50 
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Queen Caterina . . 4.00 
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DREER’S 
Midsummer Catalogue 
A 56-page book offering a complete line of season¬ 
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HARDY PERENNIAL FLOWER SEEDS 
This is a good time to sow these to produce strong, vigorous plants for 
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