Krider’s Gilt Edged Guarantee 
We guarantee to deliver nursery stock anywhere in good growing 
condition AND WILL REPLACE FREE OF CHARGE any that fails 
to grow, if you think it was the fault of the stock in any way. This 
guarantee insures you against loss. The only condition being, should 
any nursery stock purchased from us fail to live and grow such losses 
MUST be reported not later than July 1 , 1937. Remember, a plant is 
a living thing the same as any animal or human being. It feeds, 
drinks, and breathes, and is subject to attacks of insects, diseases, 
and drought. Therefore after that date we can no longer be respon¬ 
sible for losses. We guarantee that each plant, shrub, and tree shall 
be true to name, otherwise we will replace free of charge or refund 
purchase price of any proven not to be so. 
We guarantee that each plant, shrub, and tree shall be of a size and 
quality as shown in this catalog and that it will reach customer in 
good growing condition. We will replace any stock not in good con¬ 
dition when it reaches you. (Note—if stock is damaged, please favor 
us by getting agent to sign receipt to the effect—this will enable us 
to collect damages.) 
You will find us at all times willing to do anything we can to please 
you. With us the customer is always right. However, it is mutually 
agreed between ourselves and customer that we cannot be held liable 
for any amount greater than the original purchase price. 
Extra Krider 
Service 
Remember, if you order 
from Krider we send full 
and complete planting and 
trimming instructions with 
each order. 
This is a service which 
makes it easy for even a 
novice to grow beautiful 
plants and flowers. Order 
from Krider. 
KRIDER’S HARDY NORTHERN GROWN 
Garden City, S. D., 
May 6, 1936. 
The Krider Nursery Co., 
Middlebury, Indiana. 
Gentlemen: 
I want to thank you for 
those nice plants, shrubs, 
and trees you sent me. I 
had no idea they would be 
so large. My neighbor had 
spells over them. She was 
crazy to send for some of 
them but was afraid it was 
too late. I will know where 
to send next year. 
Again thanking you, 1 am 
Sincerely yours, 
Mrs. M. E. R. 
Rose Offer Supreme 
Your choice any 3 roses in our catalog.$1.50 
Your choice any 6 roses in our catalog. 2.50 
Your choice any 9 roses in our catalog. 3.50 
Your choice any 12 roses in our catalog... 4.50 
Your choice any 25 roses in our catalog. 7.50 
These Prices Postpaid 
Note: All roses in our catalog are included in this 
offer except THE COUNTESS AND HER EQUALS, 
on Page 9. 
3 HARDY NORTHERN GROWN 
ESKIMO BEAUTY ROSES 
ESKIMO BEAUTIES—Rugosa Hybrid Roses—are free from mildew, 
disease and pests that attack other classes of roses. 
BELLE POITEVINE. (An Eskimo Beauty.) The blooms are large 
and full, the petals gracefully incurved. Bright, clear, lively pink. 
SIR THOMAS LIPTON. (An Eskimo Beauty.) Pure white; no tinge 
of pink or yellow—just pure white. The flowers are very double and 
borne in graceful clusters. 
HANSA. (An Eskimo Beauty.) Handsome in bud and bloom. Both 
are large, very full and double. The color is rich, maroon-red. 
"THE KIND THAT GROW WHERE NO OTHERS WILL” 
Eskimo Beauties grow, thrive, and bloom anywhere. They are the 
ideal cold-climate roses 35 c Each; Three for $1.00 Postpaid 
Flint, Mich., 
. Aug. 21, 1936. 
Krider Nurseries 
Middlebury, Indiana 
Gentlemen: 
The American col¬ 
lection of roses which 
we purchased from 
you this spring are 
the most beautiful and 
hardy assortment of 
roses that I have 
ever seen. All twelve 
lived and bloomed 
very profusely all 
summer. 
I would appreciate 
receiving two or three 
of your latest catalogs 
for distribution 
among friends. 
Very truly yours, 
L. A. Pratt 
Ass’t. Supt. of Schools 
SPECIAL: “TINY GLEAM” ROSE 
World’s Smallest Rose, blooms all summer. Tiny red buds 
opening into the smallest deep pink roses in the world. Is 
wonderful for rockeries or porch boxes. 
50c Each; 3 for $1.25; 6 for $2.00 Postpaid 
COPYRIGHT 1937 BY KRIDER NURSERIES, INC. 
WHAT- 
WHEN- 
WHERE— 
AND HOW 
TO PLANT 
Contains in- 
_ structions 
and information for practical gar¬ 
dening. No advertising 64 pages. 
What, when, where, and How to 
Plant given free with $3.00 order 
or sent alone for 10 cents to cover 
Postage and Packing. 
