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ENGLENOOK FARM 
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W. J. ENGLE & SON 
R. 8 - Box 486. 
Dayton, Ohio 
(U. S. Route #35 - ly Miles East of City Limits) 
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☆ MAY 2 7 1937 -*■ 
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WHOLESALE PRICE LIST 
5 or more plants — on all items listed as 20# or less. 
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Novelties and Plants of special merit for Perennial borders and Rock Gardens. 
Our clay soil produces the very best plants for commercial use. Many are grown 
in 2|- x 3 in. rose pots (marked 3 in. on list) in cold frames. This prolongs shipping 
season with plants for immediate effect without loss. 
Actinea Herbacea, (Lakeside Daisy) - Yellow flowers on six to eight inch stems in 
Spring. Field Plants 2 for 25#. 
Amaryllis, Hardy, (Lycoris squamigera) - Fine bulbs for Fall delivery. Plant crowns 
4 in. deep, 60#. 
Aster, Frikarti. Has been considered the best aster to date. Makes a wonderful show¬ 
ing of blue flowers from July to freezing weather. Single stem pot plants ready 
last of May - 35# each. 
Aster, Alpinus - Wartburg Star - June bloomer. One year plants 15#, 
Aster, Little Boy Blue. One of the best dwarf Aug. and Sept, bloomers. Strong 
divisions 10#. 
Aster, Wonder of EnkhuiZen. Introducers description: - New European everblooming per¬ 
ennial (Better than Frikarti) Rare violet blue, orange eye. 18 in. habit. 
Hardy as cast iron, 3 in. 25# 
Campanula, Telham Beauty. Stock propagated by divisions from original imported plant. 
Three inch light blue bells. Fine for cutting. Strong plants 35#. 
Chrysanthemum Maximum — 
Elder's Improved. From forty-eight 2^ in. pot plants lined out in early fall we 
sold over 1000 long-stemmed cut blooms for Memorial Day. The best early Daisy 
to date. 
White Swan. Perfectly double white companion for the above. Blooming same time. 
Shasta Supreme - (Rightly named) Blooms about the middle of June and later, when 
cut flowers are usually scarce. Either of the above 3 in. early fall delivery 
$5.00 per hundred. 
Chrysanthemum Millefoliatum. Ferny silvery foliage. Yellow buttons in July on 10 in. 
stems. Fine for dry sunny spot. Strong plants 25# 
Dianthus Rose Dawn. Dwarf compact. Pot plants from cuttings 10#. 
Dianthus Alpinus Alwoodi. Cutting from a selected plant - a gem. 2 in. 15#. 3 in. 25# 
Epimediums. Three varieties. Fine for shade 25#. 
Erodium Chamedryoides Roseum. Perpetual bloomer during growing season. Flowers re¬ 
semble spring beauties on 2 in. stems. Needs cold frame or other careful pro¬ 
tection in winter, but is worth it. 3 in. 20# 
Erysimum Podocarpum. Practically a small perennial Cheiranthus Allionii, with the 
same brilliant shade of orange. Blooms abundantly in spring and early summer, 
and later if cut back. Hardy, permanent, and easy. 8 in. Will be immensely 
popular when know.. 3 in. pot plants for early fall delivery 25#. 
Gypsophila repens Bodgeri. Two ft. early blooms. Double white flowers tinted pink. 
Fine for cutting or garden display. 3 in. 25#. $2.50 per 12. 
Hemerocallis Hyperion - Lemon Yellow. The best to date. $1.50 each. 
Hippocrepis Comosa. For a ground cover nothing survived the excessive heat of 1936 
better than this. Beautiful, glistening green foliage. Yellow flowers. 3 in. 50# 
