The finest vari¬ 
eties, the finest 
plants. Peonies 
have always been 
one of my favorite 
flowers and I want 
you to enjoy them 
too — that's one 
reason I send you 
only the biggest 
clumps possible. 
My Popular 
MEMORIAL DAY 
COLLECTION 
These four varieties 
will bloom for Memo¬ 
rial day. 
KARL ROSENFIELD 
—Dark Red. 
FESTIVA MAXIMA— 
White. 
FELIX CROUSSE— 
Bright red. 
EDTJLIS SUPERBA— 
Rose pink. 
5 tor 1 Postpaid 
MONS JULES EUB—Glossy rose 
W pink. Early, fragrant, and one 
Br of the best. 40c each. 
FRANCOIS ORTEGAT—A large 
l deep ’ crimson. 30c each. 
jfyiif IW SARAH BERNHARDT—Silvery 
riirSlllrilhBl Rose—large strong grower, fra- 
* grant. One of the best. 40c 
each. 
GROVER CLEVELAND—Dark crimson blooms. 
One of Terry’s best. 40c. 
KARL ROSENFIELD—A rich velvety, dark red 
that blooms late. 40c. 
DUKE OF WELLINGTON 
SHENANDOAH 
GEN McMAHON 
THE 
"Lifetime Flower" 
COLLECTION 
EDULIS SUPERBA—Lovely deep pink. Blooms 
early. 30c. 
AVALANCHE—Later, but a fine, big white peony. 
30 c. 
—with Each Collection 
1 Pink Princess Iris 
(New) 
(See opp. page) 
DUKE OP WELLINGTON OFFICINALIS RUBRA—(May King.) The very 
—Sulphur White, strong, earliest blooming red. 40c. 
tall grower. 35c each. 
■#i§ 
SHENANDOAH — Large 
bright pink flowers. 35c 
each. 
GEN. McMAHON — Bril¬ 
liant, midseason red. 35c 
each. 
3 79 c 
Postpaid 
All 
Long 
shades. 
spurred 
Hardy. 
hybrids. 
25c each. 
SHASTA SUPREME— 
An Outstanding New 
Shasta. Tall, strong, vig¬ 
orous plants with enor¬ 
mous white blooms. Pet¬ 
als are wider and heav¬ 
ier than other varieties. 
30c each. 
See Page 3 
for Free 
Gifts with 
Your Nurs¬ 
ery Order 
NEW PERENNIAL" 
1 Each of ALL 
Above New Perennials 
2 Collections 
