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The Plant of a Thousand Blooms 
Now Offered in Red, Pink and Bronze Colors 
The plant marvel of surpassing beauty. First time 
offered last season when the demand could not be met. 
Immensely popular, and now offered in three colors— 
red, pink, and bronze. 
By planting in May it will develoi) a plant from 
18 to 24 inches across, that will be literally covered 
with hundreds of beautiful pompon shaped flowers. They 
bloom in September and continue a mass of color until 
destroyed by heavy freezing. 
We call it the plant of a thousand brilliant blooms, 
resembling Azaleas, and providing a blaze of color for 
the autumn garden. “Blaze-o-Mum” belongs to the 
hardy Chrysanthemum family and is truly the flower 
sensation of the day. Plants will survive northern win¬ 
ters and may be divided the following spring. 
Price; 3 plants, one of each color, for 85c, 6 for $1.50, 
prepaid. 
Color Illustration on Page 40. 
Pelargonium (Azalea). 
No Finer House Plant. 
Pela 
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(AZALEA) 
So named because when in bloom it is so covered 
with flowers as to resemble the Azalea plant. Unlike 
many varieties of Pelargoniums (sometimes called the 
Lady Washington) this variety has no tendency to shed 
its blooms soon after opening. The flowers remain in 
full beauty for many weeks. It is truly a wonderful 
plant, deserving the popularity it now enjoys. May be 
grown indoors or in flower beds during the summer 
months. 
Price: 35c each, 2 for 60c, 4 for $1.00, 10 for $2.50, 
prepaid. 
Large plants in full flower 75c each, not prepaid. 
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FOR DECORATION DAY FLOWERS 
A Decoration Day Daisy—perfectly hardy, producing f 
blooms three to four inches across, with small yellow 
center. The flowers are borne on stems two feet long— 
excellent for cutting. Beautiful in garden or border 
planting. They multiply rapidly, and roots should be 
divided in August and reset. A light winter covering 
of straw or litter is advisable. 
Price: 25c each, 10 for $2.00, prepaid.—Not prepaid, 
25 for $4.50 
Mammoth May Daisies. 
Earliest of All. 
IDecc^atioe House 
eins 
FOR YOUR WINDOW GARDEN 
BOSTON FERN - Long, graceful, 
drooping fronds, often attaining a length 
of 5 or 6 feet. (See illustration, page 57.) 
MINIATURE or Table Fern —Very 
dwarf, with leafy, light green fronds. 
Plant with Flowering Begonia for table 
centerpiece. 
PLUMOSIS or Asparagus Fern. Finely 
divided feathery foliage. Also known as 
Lace Fern. 
SPRENGERl (Feather Fern) -Long 
drooping branches; used for hanging bas¬ 
kets and window boxes. 
WHITMAN I—Fine cut leaf, feathery 
foliage. 
New Blaze-O-Mum. 
The Plant of a Thousand Blooms. 
Now in Red, Pink and Bronze—(Color Illustrar 
tion on Page 37), 
P'lim^ose 
(PRIMULA OBCONTICA) 
A wonderful house plant that can be depended upon to 
bloom for many months. The colors come in shades of deep 
pink and red. This plant withstands well the conditions 
in the average home, and can be depended upon to bloom 
Greenhouse size, 75c each, 10 for $5.00, from fall until spring. 
prepaid. Add 15c for packing on plant Price: Small plants from May 1st on 25c each. Large 
orders less than 60c. plants in flowers from September on, 50c each, prepaid. 
Price: 30c each, 10 for $2.26, prepaid. 
New September Flowering 
JCoiean 
Glii\jSantLemums 
Bloom Ten Days to Two Weeks Earlier Than the Original 
Korean Hybrids. Mammoth Size Flowers 
in Brilliant Colors, 
Selected from thousands of seedlings for their in¬ 
creased hardiness, brilliant coloring, and early bloom¬ 
ing season, this new race is especially welcome for 
cold climates where the ordinary Chrysanthemum 
winter-kills. The varieties here offered will begin 
flowering in early September and continue well through 
October. Especially desirable for cut flowers on account 
of their long keeping qualities. 
CLIO -Deep carmine-rose duplex flowers, produced 
abundantly on dwarf, compact plants. 
FORTUNA -Vigorous plants of medium height, 
covered with unique, curly petaled, oxblood-red flowers 
3-4 inches in diameter. Very striking. 
VESTA -Plants of medium height and great vigor, 
literally covered with 2 Vz -inch flowers of deep golden 
orange. 
Price of above, each 40c. SPECIAL, 3 plants 99c, pre¬ 
paid. (See color illustration, page 40.) 
hew DouUe Petunias 
“WORLD BEAUTY” -Entirely new, having large, 
double fringed flowers of the most beautiful rosy- 
carmine color. Plants are of dwarf compact growth, 
making this grand new sort particularly desirable as 
pot plants as well as for bedding. All Petunia lovers 
will want this variety. We can truthfully say that it is 
the last word in Petunias. Price: 36c each, 3 for $1.00. 
Large plants 50c each, 3 for $1.25, prepaid. 
“AFRICANA” New All-Double Purple. The flowers 
of this plant are of enormous size, measuring three to 
four inches in diameter. The color is a very deep 
royal purple with a reddish hue. The color does not 
fade with age. It attains enormous size and has been 
known to have three to four dozen fully developed 
flowers at one time. This is a worthy companion to 
World Beauty and should be in every collection. Price: 
Large plants 50c each, 3 for $1.26, prepaid. (See color 
illustration, page 40.) 
Tufe e^ous Rooted 
Pe^cnias 
A delightful plant produced from a large 
tuber or bulb from which it derives its 
name. These plants withstand the heat of 
the summer well and are desirable either 
for indoor culture or for window boxes in 
positions partly shaded. The flowers are 
large and double, measuring four to five 
inches across, and come in shades of yellow, 
pink, red, and white. After the blooming 
period is past, the bulbs may be kept in 
semi-dormant condition until spring, and 
started again. 
Price: 75c. Extra size $1.00, not prepaid. 
Ready from June 1st to September 1st. 
Ha^^xj (3lii\jsantLemums 
Aster Flowering 
RODELL -Golden yellow. October 
blooming. 
ALADDIN -Bronze. Earliest of all and 
most outstanding of the hardy Chrysanthe¬ 
mums. 
JEAN TREADWAY -Sparkling pink. 
with rose center. 
RED FLARE -Large, double mahogany 
red blooms. 
Price: 3 for $1.00, 6 for $1.35, prepaid. 
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