Pfeiffer’s Famous J^eoniel 
PHOTOGRAPH OF ONE OF OUR HELDS 
25,000 PLANTS OFFERED AT HALF PRICE 
This is a real bargain. We have not boosted 
up these prices and then cut them in half. Prices 
quoted are the low list price we had in our last 
fall’s catalog, but the half price bargain is for the 
following list only. 
All plants are large selected roots with from 
3 to 5 eyes or more. 
The large roots we are offering this spring 
are the kind you like to receive. Many of them 
will actually bloom two months after planting. 
Spring seems to be the natural time for setting 
out plants, and you just can’t help but have good 
results from these large plants that have been 
selected and reserved purposely for our regular 
spring customers. 
These plants are all in our cold storage cellar, 
and can be shipped any time you want them. The 
earlier you get them planted, the better. 
REMEMBER! All Spring Peony Offers 
Expire May 15th, 1937. 
Take your choice—all at half price 
List Sale 
Price Price 
List Sale 
Price Price 
Achille, blush white. 
Alba Sulphurea, sulphur white 
Alsace Lorraine, creamy white . 
Alexander Dumas, salmon rose 
Albert Crousse, delicate sea-shell pink 
Asa Gray, lilac pink. 
Augustin D'Hour, brilliant red 
Aurore, milky white... 
Candidissima, dainty pink, fading white 
Charles McKellip, crimson. 
Chestine Gowdy, silvery' white, fragrant 
Claire DuBois, Satin pink, extra large 
Comte d'Osmont, white. . . . 
Couronne d’Or, late large white. 
Delicatissima, delicate pink....... 
Due de Wellington, creamy white. 
Duchess de Nemours, sulphur white 
Edulis Superba, rose pink. 
Etta, pale pinl^. 
Eugene Verdier, hydrangea pink 
Eugenie Verdier, pale hydrangea pink 
Fanny Crosby, soft pink, yellow center 
Felix Crousse, red. . 
Fragrans, deep rose. 
Francois Rousseau, brilliant red 
Grandiflora, very large, shell pink. 
Grover Cleveland, dark crimson 
H. F. Reddick, dark crimson. 
Jeanne d’Arc, pink and white 
Lady Bramwell, light rose pink 
La Lorraine, creamy white 
La Perle, light pink . . 
La Rosiere, white. 
La Sublime, crimson 
La Tulipe, blush white. 
L’Indispensable, pink. . 
Livingstone, p:dc iilnc rose 
Marcella Dessert, creamy white 
Marguerite Gerard, large pink.. 
Marie Crousse, pale lilac rose 
Marie Lemoine, large pure white. 
Mary Brand, crimson 
Midnight, deep maroon ■ 
Miss Henniger, flesh pink, fading creamy white 
Mme. Calot, hydrangea pink. 
Mme. Crousse, white. 
Mme. Emile Galle, sea-shell pink 
Mons. Dupont, large white, splashed crimson. 
Octavia Demay, pale pink.-. 
Officinalis Rosea, deep rose pink, early 
Pierre Duchartre, deep pink 
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Pottsi, red . 35 
Queen Victoria, white. .35 
Rachel, garnet red. . . .35 
Reine Hortense, soft pink . .75 
Rose Here, bright crimson, early ..1.00 
Rubra Superba, rich red, late . .50 
Sarah Bernhardt, apple-blossom pink . .75 
Sister Annie, pink. 50 
Solange, buff and pale salmon pink . 1.00 
Souv. de L’Exposition, fine rose pink . -50 
Susan B. Anthony, light pink, fading pure white .35 
Tourangelle. delicate mauve and LaFrance rose 1.00 
Venus, pale hydrangea pink .50 
Wm. Penn, late rose pink . .35 
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Crown on Crown, shades of pink .50 .25 
Geraldine, carmine violet... .50 .25 
Lemon Queen, creamy white. .50 .25 
Labolas, dark crimson.. . .. .50 .25 
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PEONY BARGAIN NO. 1 
SIX FINE VARIETIES-ALL PROFUSE BLOOMERS 
La Sublime, brilliant crimson 
Alba Sulphurea, creamy yellow 
Chestine Gowdy, silvery pink 
Queen Victoria, pure white 
Souv. de L’Exposition, clear deep rose 
Eugenie Verdier, hydrangea pink 
A Real $2.70 Value 
ALL SIX, POSTPAID 
ONLY 
$ 1.00 
EUGENIE VERDIER 
Make hole deep and wide enough to 
accommodate the roots. Plant so that the 
"eyes” are NOT more than two inches 
below the surface. TOO DEEP PLAN¬ 
ING IS OFTEN THE REASON WHY 
PEONIES DO NOT BLOOM. 
MEDAL WON 
BY PFEIFFER'S PEONIES 
The most dependable M/ / 
of all hardy plants f^n.LO}C 
THOR 
PHLOX BARGAIN 
SEVEN VARIETIES, INCLUDING: 
Thor, salmon pink; Eclaireur, magenta; 
Independence, pure white; Lothair, rose-red, 
and three other good ones. 
All seven plant s, <£* \ A A 
postpaid, ONLY 
The Phlox is one of the most satisfactory 
of all the perennials for the border as well as 
group planting by itself. For landscape effect 
there is nothing that surpasses them on account 
of their dependability and long blooming season. 
They bloom from early July until September or 
until frost cuts them down. Owing to the many 
brilliant colors, the demand for Phlox is in¬ 
creasing every year. For best results plant two 
feet apart in rich loamy soil and open sunlight. 
Divide and transplant every third year. We 
suggest you make vour selections early. 
Three of Any One Variety at the Dozen Rate 
Africa, deep crimson. 
Fclaireur, rosy magenta, white eye. . 
Frau Anton Buchner, fine white. 
George Strohlein, orange red. . 
Independence, pure white. 
Lavender Beauty, clear deep lavender. . 
Lothair, rose-red, darker eye. 
Mrs. Jenkins, white. 
Prof.[Virchow, bright carmine red 
Each Dozen 
$ .25 $2.50 
.20 2.00 
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.25 2.50 
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MIXED PHLOX 
We have a fine Collection of Phlox plants on which the 
labels have become lost, or for various other reasons 
are now grown as mixed. They all are good and will 
make a wonderful show in a mass planting. 
$1.50 per dozen $10.00 per 100 
ALL POSTPAID 
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The following list of Hardy Lilies are the finest 
of them all. They all are unusually hardy and will 
winter over in the ground in the severest weather. 
The bulbs we use are all large flowering size which 
will bloom freely the first season. 
HENRYI (The Golden Speciosum). Its charm, rich color, hardi¬ 
ness and dependability place it high among the favorite 
garden Lilies. Tall grower, excellent for cutting. Blooms 
in August. Large bulbs. ... . 25c each ; 3 for 65c 
PHIL. FORMOSANUM. One of the most beautiful of the 
trumpet-flowered Lilies, also the latest to bloom. Long, 
slender tube, white inside, streaked with chocolate outside. 
Spicy fragrance. Plant 8 inches deep in rich leaf mold soil, 
in a sunny location 30c eaclp 3 t/or 75c 
REGALE (Regal Lily) White, shading to yellow in the center, 
and tinted pink on the outside. Blooms in July. 2 to 3 feet. 
Large bulbs. 25c each; 3 for 65c 
TENUIFOLIUM (Coral Lily). Small, bright scarlet flowers on 
slender stems. 1 to 2 feet. Excellent for cutting. Pleasing 
fragrance 20c each; 3 for 50c 
UMBELLATUM (Candlestick Lily). Orange-red flowers in up¬ 
right umbels; resembles Elegans, but grows taller and is a 
few days later. Large bulbs 20c each; 3 for 50c 
LILY COLLECTION 
One Each of the Above Five Lilies 
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All Five Postpaid, ONLY 
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Three Each of the above Five Lilies 
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All Fifteen Postpaid, ONLY 
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ROXBORO, N. C. 
“Please send me your new list as soon as 
issued. The No. 1 Bargain of Dahlias I or¬ 
dered from you last spring were just fine. 
I had the most beautiful large blooms I ever 
saw. They were complimented by everyone.” 
Mrs. W. G. 
PARKVILLE, MD. 
“.lust, a few lines to lot you know how 
much I have enjoyed my Peonies I bought 
from you last spring. They were only from 
a bargain sheet, but they are the most beauti¬ 
ful things I have in my garden—such lovely 
large flowers and every one just as beautiful. 
Words can hardly express how much I love 
tli.’m.” 
Mrs. II. 13. 
REGAL LILY 
The finest of all hardy lilies 
THE PFEIFFER NURSERY 
Winona, Minnesota 
Magnificent 
Irises are undoubtedly one of the most popular 
of all the hardy perennials. No other perennials 
available to your gardens combine so many good 
qualities. They are inexpensive, extremely hardy, 
may be grown under a great variety of conditions 
with a minimum amount of care, and they have 
a wonderful range of color. 
Irises are easy to grow 
and can be planted almost 
any time the ground is not 
frozen. They will do best in 
a sunny, well drained loca¬ 
tion in a medium loose, 
mellow soil. 
We are listing just a 
few of the more popular 
varieties. They all are good. 
Planted this spring, you 
may expect many years of 
cups won by pfeiffer'S iris pleasure from them. 
Iris listed below 15 c each—2 for 25 c 
Afterglow, self blue 
Alcazar, violet and purple 
American Black Prince, velvety dark purple 
Ann Page, large luvender blue 
Arapahoe, lavender purple 
Ariel, light violet 
Asia, lavender and violet purple 
Bren this, lavender and pansy violet 
Caprice, wine red 
Chalice, true yellow self 
Chicoree, dark blue 
Coronation, clear golden yellow 
Crusader, deep violet blue 
Damozel, rose lavender 
Dejah, silver blue and mauve 
Dr. Hidershide, dark blue 
Donald Maxson, heliotrope and wine 
Dream, extra fine lilac pink 
Edith Scoville, purple wine 
Eldorado, yellow-bronze and purple 
Esplendido, red-purple bicolor 
Evadne, rich velvety rose-violet 
E. W. Roening, fawn and heliotrope 
F. B. Schermerhorn, fine lavender blue 
Florence Irene, rose-pink 
Franklin Beynon, light pink 
Grace Cameron, dark lavender 
Halo, clear blue 
Harmony, rich purple blue 
Helen Frances, tall, deep lavender 
Hilton Lucas, lavender and violet 
Imperator, deep red violet 
K. E. Lees, fragrant white and lavender 
Lady Byng, pale lavender 
L. A. Williamson, extra fine large violet purple 
Lilian Rose, dainty pink 
Lois, light blue 
Majestic, lavender mauve 
Mary Gibson, rose violet and buff 
Midwest Pink, ruffled white, flushed pink 
Mme. Chobnut, white shading yellow and lilac 
Mme. Henri Cayeux, reddish violet-purple 
Mother of Pearl, pale blue lavender 
Mrs. A. K. Lodge, pink 
Mrs. Alan Gray, pinkish lilac 
Mrs. Cuthbertson, rosy purple 
Parc De Neuilly, deep violet 
Primrose, amber yellow 
Princess Osra, white, dotted lavender 
Princess Wenonah, light lavender pink 
Prosper Laugier, bronze-red and purple 
Prospero, lavender and deep red purple 
Quaker Lady, smoky lavender 
Queen Caterina, lavender blue 
Queen of May, rose pink 
Raffet, violet. 
Ramona, violet 
Rose Saltern, white and blue 
Roseway, purple, orange beard 
R. W. Wallace, rich deep purple 
Salonique, cream and red-purple 
Shekinah, lemon yellow 
DWARF VARIETIES 
Atroviolacea, early reddish purple 
Coerulea, sky blue 
Cyanea, dark purple 
Dwarf Fairy, white splashed violet 
Florida, soft yellow 
Morocain, darkest purple 
Schnee Kuppe, white 
Sherwin Wright, golden yellow 
Souv. de Mme. Gaudichau, purple 
Sweet Lavender, pale lavender 
Tenebrae, rich violet purple 
Troades, rose and bright erimsou 
Tropic Seas, deep blue purple 
Violacea Grandiflora, rich blue 
Wedgewood, clear blue self 
W. H. Eller, pale yellow 
Yellow Moon, light creamy yellow 
SIBERIAN VARIETIES 
Emperor, fine, tall dark blue 
Orientalis, blue-purple 
Perrys Blue, blue 
Sibirica Blue, blue and white 
Superba, early purple 
IRIS BARGAIN 
RAINBOW COLLECTION 
This collection is a riot of color. It includes 30 
varieties, all different, all unlabeled, in as wide a range 
of color as is possible, including blue, white, purple, 
pink, lavender, bronze, violet and many others. Plant 
them this Spring [and you will enjoy their beautiful 
coloring for years to come. 
ALL 30 PLANTS, POSTPAID 
ONLY 
$1.00 
Your Selection 
Any 12 Varieties 
from Iris listed on this 
page,all properly labeled 
Postpaid Only $1 
Any 25 Varieties 
from Iris listed on this 
page, all properly labeled 
Postpaid Only $2 
IRIS DRIVE THROUGH TWO YEAR FIELD 
