Large Flowering Gladiolus 
Fancy Named Gladiolus 
ANTHONY B. KUNDERD—Ruffled flowers, deep cream color. 
BETTY NUTHALL—Coral pink, orange throat markings. 
G LA DO IE BOY—Frilled petals, pink with straw yellow. 
HEAVENLY BLUE—Pale blue with darker throat. 
IMMENSITY—Strong growing, bright salmon color. 
MARMORA—Giant spikes, lavender grey florets. 
MINUET—Clear light lavender, large flowers. 
ORANGE QUEEN—Pure apricot shaded brilliant orange. 
PICARDY—Soft apricot pink with ruffled florets. 
SWEET LAVENDER—Light lavender with purple blotches. 
10c each, 6 for 45c, $5.00 per 100. 
Standard Named Gladiolus 
AMERICA—Beautiful dainty pink tinted lavender. 
GOLD EAGLE—Grand flower, pure golden yellow. 
CATHERINA—Gayish light blue, lower petals deeper. 
EUROPA—-Pure white blooms, flowers perfect form. 
GOLDEN MEASURE—A true pure golden yellow. 
JEWELL—Fine clear salmon pink with golden throat. 
LOUIS—Clear pure lavender with a bluish tinge. 
MRS. FRANK PENDLETON—Rose pink with blood red blotch. 
PEACE—Giant white flowers with lilac throat. 
PINK PERFECTION—Apple blossom pink; large flowers. 
SCARLANO—A fine flower of light bright orange red. 
VIRGINIA—A choice variety with bright red flowers. 
3 for 15c, 12 for 50c, $3.00 per 100. 
Red, Whiteand Blue Gladiolus Trio 
CATHERINA — Gayish light blue, lower petals deeper; 
Europa, pure white, perfect form and Virginia, a choice va¬ 
riety with bright red flowers. All 3 for 24c. 
McGregor’s Giant Mixed Orchid Flowering Gladiolus 
The new and fancy orchid flowering Gladiolus in this mixture comprise numerous ruffled varieties, 
and some of the choicest sorts, ranging in color from the delicate pinks through to the crimson and 
wonderful yellow, tan, mauve, lavender and purple shades. They will make a glorious display of 
Gladiolus beauty. 25 big bulbs, 79c; 50 big bulbs, $1.19; 100 big bulbs, $1.98. 
Big Bargains in Fruits! 
Strawberries 
Mastodon 
The most valuable Strawberry to 
date ; fruits all summer and fall ; , 
delicious berries; largest known ; 
easily grown. 25 for 75c; 50 
for $1.40; 100 for $2.50. 
FAIRFAX — Berries a dark red; 
firm berry ; good producer. 25 
for 60c; 50 for $1.10; 100 for 
$1.95. PREMIER — Earliest 
worth-while strawberry ; heavy ytelder. 25 for 50c, 
50 for 90c, 100 for $1.65. SENATOR DUNLAP— 
Immense dark red ; long fruiting season; free bearer; 
rich flavor. 25 for 60c, 50 for 90c, 100 for $1.65. 
BLAKE MO RE — Fine shipping berry and especially 
good in the south. 25 for 60c, 50 for $1.10, 100 
for $1.95. 
RffcnhArfipc Cumberland — Largest and 
r%<33|JMd I Iva best 0 f a ll black caps. 25 for 
$1.25, 50 for $2.00, 100 for $3.75. LATHAM— 
Best of all of the red varieties. 25 for $1.50, 50 
for $2.50, 100 for $4.50. 
RlnrLhni'i'inc eldorado— Best blackberry 
UlOvitUcl I ICS known; jet black; great pro¬ 
ducer; fine quality. 12 for 69c, 25 for $1.50, 50 
for $2.50. 
Rhllharh WYATTS LINNAEUS— Early, large, 
miiiuai IJ tender and juicy. 3 for 35c, 6 for 
60c, 10 for 80c. 
Acnara<rnc washing rust proof — New 
hgus rust resistant; best of all for ten¬ 
derness and quality. 2 yr. roots, 10 for 45c, 25 for 
90c, 100 for $2.95. 
CONCORD — Most popular blue; Nl- 
w 1 a r C3 agara, best white and Agawam best 
red; any variety. 2 yr. vines, 25c each, 3 for 60c, 
10 for $1.75. 
Yellow Butterfly Bush 
Sn6£i«)l ( New Buddleia) —.A new Butterfly 
<9pcviai Bush similar in appearance of fol¬ 
iage and growth to other Buddleias, but leaves 
larger in size and of soft texture. Flowers beauti¬ 
ful soft yellow—should be protected In the north. 
A rare plant. Stock limited. 42c ea., 2 for 80c. 
Memorial Star Aster 
Cnorial NEW HARDY ASTER— Most beauti- 
ful 0 f all Hardy Asters. Long 
stemmed flowers of rich sky blue with golden cen¬ 
ters ; most gorgeous color combination possible. 
Blooms for Memorial day; perfectly hardy; don't 
fail to try it. 33c ea., 3 for 67c, 12 for $3.25. 
Multi-Branching Ivy 
&D6Ci*)l (Hahns Ivy)—The best variety yet 
upcviai produced. Will rapidly replace all 
other Ivies. Branches much more freely than any 
other Ivy and makes a beautiful compact plant. 
First class. 29c ea., 3 for 76c, doz. for $2.50. 
Complete Index of McGregor’s Year Book for 1937 
Page 
Abelia .36 
Abutllon .16 
Acalypha .17—18 
Achania .16 
Achillea .32—33 
Achyranthus .16 
Aegopodium .17 
African Daisy .33 
African Violet .27 
Agapanthus .17 
Agathea .16 
Ageratum .16 
Aglaonema .19 
Almonds, Flowering 36 
Aloe .16 
Alternanthera .21 
Altheas .36 
Alyssum ..21—32—39 
Amaryllis .30 
Ampelopsis .31 
Amygdalus .36 
Anemone ...35 
Angel’s Trumpet ...16 
Anthericum .26 
Antigonon .31 
Antirrhinums .. 26—39 
Aquilegia .32—39 
Arabi8 .33 
Aristolochia .31 
Armeria .34 
Arrowhead .16 
Artemesia .32 
Asparagus .42 
Asparagus Plumosus 16 
Asparagus Sprengerii 16 
Asters .33—39—42 
Baby’s Breath 35—40 
Baby Roses .7 
Baby Tears .16 
Bachelor’s Button ..40 
Barberry .36 
Begonias .14—15 
Beauty Bush .38 
Belemcada .32 
Beilis Perennis ....33 
Beloperone .16 
Bishop's Cap .16 
Bittersweet .31 
Blackberries .42 
Blackberry Lily ....32 
Black Calla .25 
Blazing Star .35 
Bleeding Heart ... .32 
Blue Bells .34 
Blue Daisy .16 
Blue Lily of the 
Nile .17 
Border Plant .17 
Boston Ivy .31 
Bottle Brush .28 
Bougainvillea .17 
Boxwood .38 
Brazilian Coleus ...16 
Brazilian Plume 
Plant .16 
Page 
Bridal Wreath .37 
Browallia .16 
Brugmansia .16 
Buddleia ...36—42—43 
Burl Calif. Bed- 
wood .17 
Burning Bush .40 
Butterfly Bush 36—43 
Butterfly Flower ... 41 
Cactus .17—39 
Caladium .30 
Calla .25—30 
Callistemon .28 
Calluna .35 
Calycanthus .38 
Camellia .17 
Campanula 
.32—34—39 
Cannes .18 
Canterbury Bells ...32 
Cardinal Flower ...32 
Carnations .28—39 
Celastrus Seandens .31 
Celosia .39 
Cemetery Plant .32—33 
Centaurea .19 
Cerastium .33 
Cestrum Parqui.21 
Chinese Bell 
Flower .32 
Chinese Evergreen ..19 
Chinese Lantern 
Plant .32 
Chinese Paper 
Plant .17 
Chinese Velvet Plant 27 
Christmas Cactus ...17 
Chrysanthemums 
.9—10—22—23 
Cigar Plant .18 
Cineraria .18—39 
Cinnamon Vine .31 
Clematis .31 
Cockscomb .39 
Coleus .17-39 
Columbine .32 
Colutea .36 
Comet Flower .18 
Copper Plant .17 
Coral Bells .34 
Coreopsis .32 
Cork Bark .37 
Cornus .36—37 
Cosmos .39 
Cotoneaster .36 
Crabs, Flowering ...36 
Crassula ... 16—19—25 
Creeping Myrtle ...31 
Crepe Myrtle .37 
Crinum .30 
Crotons .18 
Crown of Thorns.... 18 
Cuphea .18 
Cyclamen .18—39 
Cydonia Japonica ...37 
Page 
Cyperus .27 
Cypripedlum .20 
Dahlia .12—13—39—43 
Daisy Shasta ..32 — 39 
Daisy, DbL English 33 
Day Lily .33 
Delphiniums 33—40—43 
Desmodium .36 
Deutzias .36 
Dianthus .39 
Dielytra .32 
Digitalis .33 
Dogwood .36 — 37 
Dracaena .. 16—18—25 
Dusty Miller.... 19—39 
Dutchman’s Pipe ...31 
Echeverias .18 — 20 
Elsholtzia .36 
Episcia . 16 
Erlangea . 19 
Euonymous . 37 
Euphorbia .18—26 
False Dragonhead ..35 
Farfugium .21 
Ferns .11 — 19 
Ferns, Hardy.33 
Feverfew .19 
Ficus . 27 
Firecracker Plant ..19 
Flame Vine . 21 
Flower Gardens ....39 
Flowering Cherry 37 
Flowering Peach ....36 
Flowering Crab .... 36 
Flowering Maples ..16 
Forget-me-not ..33 — 39 
Forsythia . 37 
Fountain Plant .18 
Fountain of Gold ...19 
Fountain Grass ....19 
Foxglove .33 
Fruits . 42 
Funkia . 33 
Gaillardia . 33 
Gardenia . 18 
Genista . 19 
Geraniums 28 —29— 40 
Gerbera .33 
Geum . 34 
Gladiolus . 42 
Glechoma .20 
Globe Amaranth ...40 
Gloxinia .30—40 
Golden Bells . 37 
Golden Glow . 32 
Gourds . 40 
Grapes . 42 
Grape Ivy . 18 
Grevillea .19 
Ground Creeper ....35 
Gynura .27 
Gypsophila 33—35—40 
Heather .35 
Hedera Helix .31 
Page 
Helianthemum .33 
Helichrysum .40 
Heliotrope .20 
Helxine .16 
Hemerocallis .84 
Hen and Chickens 
.20—34 
Heuchera .34 
Hibiscus .. .20—33—41 
High Bush Cranberry 
.37 
Holly .21—37 
Hollyhocks .33—40 
Honeysuckles .. .31—37 
Hop Plant .16 
Hoya .26 
Hyacinth Candicans 
.30 
Hydrangea, Climbing 31 
Hydrangea, Hardy 
.36—37—38 
Hydrangea, Tender 
.20 
Impatiens .20 
Ipomoea .24—40 
Iris .33—43 
Ivies 
..16—20—25—31—42 
Japanese Rubber 
Plant .25 
Japanese Quince ....37 
Jasmines 
.18—21—24—27 
Justlcla .16 
Judas Tree .37 
Kalanchoe ..20—21-—27 
Kerria .37 
Klenia .26 
Koehia .40 
Kolkwitzia .38 
Kudzu Vine .31 
Lady Slipper .20 
Lantanas ...21—27—40 
Larkspur .40 
Larkspur, Hardy ...40 
Lathyrus .31-40 
Lemon .21 
Lemon Verbena .21 
Leopard Plant .21 
Lespedeza .86 
Lettering Plant .... 21 
Lilacs .38 
Lilies, Angel's ...30 
Lilies, Calla .30 
Lilies, Fairy .20 
Lilies, Japanese ....30 
Lilies, Lemon .34 
Lilies, Mexican ...30 
Lilies, Milk and 
Wine .30 
Lilies, Regal .30 
Lilies, Spider .30 
Lilies, Tiger .30 
Lily of the Valley..30 
Page 
Linum .34—41 
Live Forever .35 
Lobelia .21-—32 
Luplnus .41 
Lythrum .32 
Magnolia .38 
Mahonia .37 
Mallows .33—41 
Malphigia .21 
Malus .;.36 
Mannettia .19 
Maranta .24 
Marigolds .40 
Matrimony Vine ...31 
Mertensia .34 
Mesembryanthemum . 27 
Mexican Fire Plant 40 
Mint Shrub .36 
Moon flower ...24—40 
Morning Glory .40 
Moss Pink .34 
Mountain Rose ....31 
Myosotis .33—39 
McGregor’s Flower 
Garden .29 
Myriophyllum .24 
Nandina .20 
Nasturtiums ...18—40 
Nephthytis .16 
Nicotians .41 
Oleander .24 
Olea Fragrans .24 
Orange .21 
Oriental Daisy .41 
Oxalis .21 
Pachysandra .35 
Palms .24—25—28 
Pansies .24—41 
Pansy Geranium ...24 
Parrot’s Feather ....24 
Passiflora .24 
Passion Flower ....24 
Pedilanthus .26 
Pelargoniums .24 
Peonies .34 
Pennisetum .19 
Peperomla .27 
Perennials 
.32—33—34—35 
Periwinkle .26 
Petunias .25—40 
Philadelphus .37 
Philodendron .25 
Phlox Drummondi ..41 
Phlox, Hardy 
.35_ 42 _43 
Phlox Subulata.34 
Phrynium Variegatum 
.24 
Physalis .32 
Physostegia .35 
Pinks, Hardy .. 28—34 
Pilea .26 
Pin Cushion Flower .41 
Page 
Plant Food 
.5—21—23—27 
Platycodon .32 
Plumbago .24—34 
Poinsettia .24 
Polyanthus .34 
Polygonum .31 
Poppy (annual) ....40 
Poppy (Oriental) 
.34—41 
Poppy, Alpine ....34 
Portulaca .41 
Portulacaria Afra. .21 
Primroses ..17—25—34 
Prunus .36-37 
Pteris Tremula ....19 
Purple Cone Flower 35 
Purple Fringe .38 
Pussy Willow .37 
Pyrethrum .34—41 
Queen Anne’s Win¬ 
dow Vine .25 
Raspberries .42 
Red Bud .37 
Red Hot Poker 35—41 
Red Barberry .36 
Rhubarb .42 
Rhus .38 
Rock Cress .33 
Roses .1—2—4 
—5—6—7—8—22—23 
Rose Seed .41 
Rose of Sharon ....36 
Royal Purple Plant 25 
Rubber Plant .27 
Rudbeckia .32-35 
Ruellia .27 
Russelia .19 
Saintpaulia .27 
Salix Caprae .37 
Salvias ...26—35—41 
Sanseviera .26 
Saxafraga .26 
Saxatile Compactum 
32_39 
Scabiosa .32—41 
Schizanthus .41 
Scarlet Flax ...34—41 
Scarlet Plum Plant. 26 
Sea Pink .34 
Sedums .... 18—25—26 
Selaginella Emilliana 
.11 
Sempervivium .. 25—34 
Senecio .16 
Shasta Daisy ..32—39 
Silk Oak .19 
Silver Lace Vine ..31 
Smilax .41 
Smoke Bush .38 
Smoke Plant .26 
Snapdragons ...26—39 
Snowball .37 
Snowberry .38 
Spirea .36—37—38 
Page 
Statice .34 
St. Bernard's Lily ..26 
Stephelia .20 
Stocks .41 
Stokesia .33 
Strawberries .42 
Strawberry Geranium 
.26 
Strawberry Guava ..26 
Strawflower .40 
Strobilanthus .25 
Sultan’s Balsam ....20 
Summer Cypress ... 40 
Surinum .26 
Surprise Offer .8 
Sweet Lavender ....34 
Sweet Olive .24 
Sweet Peas .41 
Sweet Peas 
(hardy) .31—40 
Sweet Scented 
Geranium .29 
Sweet Scented 
Shrub .38 
Street William 35—41 
Tamarix, Africans ..38 
Thyracanthus .18 
Tiger Aloe .16 
Tigridia .21 
Tobacco Dust .27 
Tobacco Flower ....14 
Tradescantia .27, 
Trailing Velvet 
Plant .27 
Trltoma .35—41 
Trumpet Creeper ...81 
Tuberoses .30 
Tuberous Begonias ..15 
Tufted Pansies .27 
Tunica .35—41 
Umbrella Plant .27 
Vase Collections ....21 
Vase Palm .25 
Velvet Plant .27 
Verbena .27—41 
Verbena (hardy) ...33 
Veronica .35 
Viburnum .37 
Vinca .26 
Viola .27 
Violets _16—27—41 
Virginia Creeper ..31 
Vitus Rombifolia ...18 
Wandering Jew .27 
Water Hyacinth ....27 
Watermelon Begonia 27 
Water Plants.25 
Wax Plant ....26—27 
Weeping Lantanas ..27 
Welgelas .38 
Wistarias .81 
Worm Exterminator 20 
Yucca ..35 
Zephyranthes .20 
Zinnia . 
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