The Garden Magazine, January, 1924 
299 
Zandbergeris Silver Dollar Strain 
DELPHINIUMS 
Is the Delphinium finally 
finding much deserved recog¬ 
nition? It seems so, for in 
California, where many good 
things start, are earnest 
groups of enthusiasts, led by 
Mr. N. H. Vanderbilt, who now 
openly champion the cause of this 
superb flower. 
Reference to this is made in Bul¬ 
letin No. 14 of The Garden Club of 
America from which we quote in 
part as follows: 
“It is just as easy to raise the 
superb new Hybrid Delphinium, 
either open branching, great 
blue varieties, (Belladonna Hy¬ 
brids) or the great mauve and 
blue English Hybrids with thick 
spikes and large individual 
flowers. It takes just as much 
work to raise the inferior kinds 
—GET GOOD SEED.” 
Never was a truer word said. 
There is no need to start with infe¬ 
rior seed. The last few years have 
marked amazing Delphinium prog¬ 
ress and in our Silver Dollar Strain, 
we offer the choicest of the choice. 
Spikes 2 to 3 feet long, plants 5 
feet tall, individual florets as large 
as a Silver Dollar—hence the name 
—are now within the reach of all 
enthusiasts. 
The seeds will grow—read strong 
guarantee below—if properly planted 
as per directions given in free cat¬ 
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Seeds grown at our own nursery 
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Be sure to send for free catalogue describ¬ 
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