Painted Daisy (See Pyrethrum) Quantity Price 
Pampass Grass, true sort, 2 ft. plumes .... 2 1.00 
Pansies. New mammoth flowered ruffled. 
All shades of Red . 20 1.00 
Peach, flowering, double flowers like roses, 
choice of red, pink or white, 3 ft. 2 1.00 
Pea Bush, sweet pea flowers, yellow, beauti¬ 
ful foliage, flowers in July, 3 to 4 feet . 1 1.00 
Perennials, exquisite sorts, all different, 
our selection only. 15 1.00 
Peonies, fine double mixed, blooming size . 8 1.00 
Peonies, yellow. 2 1.00 
Peonies, Japanese, single . 3 1.00 
Phlox, mixed, 2 yr. (named, 15 cents each) 10 1.00 
Phlox, Moss, assorted colors. 8 1.00 
Poplar Lombardy, 2 to 3 feet. 10 1.00 
Poppy—Oriental, 3-yr.-old. 6 1.00 
Plume Grass, 4 distinct sorts. 4 1.00 
Primrose. Upright, 18 in. flowers all sum¬ 
mer, golden type in four varieties. One 
each. 4 1.00 
Privet. (See Hedge.) 
Prunis Pissardi, flowers pink, foliage pur 
pie. Ahandsome lawn plant, 4 ft. 1 1.00 
Pussy Willow. One Pink, 1 white catkin 
type, large plants . 2 1.00 
Pyrethrums, fine, assorted, double or single. 
(Painted Daisy.) . 6 1.00 
Raspberry—Black cap.. 10 1.00 
Raspberry, Everbearing or Chief, red. 20 1.00 
Rhododendrons, red or orchid, grafted, 1 ft. 1 1.00 
Rhubarb Myatts, 2 yr. 10 1.00 
Roses—2 yrs., everblooming, all different . 4 1.00 
Roses—Polyantha, 2 yeras. 4 1.00 
Roses—Moss, 3 sorts, 2 years . 3 1.00 
Roses—Hardy climbers. 1 each pink, red 
white and yellow. 4 1.00 
Roses—Paul’s Scarlet, extra fine, large . . 2 1.00 
Rose Tom Thumb. The tiny new Rose seen 
at your flower shows . 1 1.00 
Scotch Broom. Yellow flowers. 3 1.00 
Sensitive Tree, sensitive foliage, similar to 
a fern, nice sized 2 1.00 
Shrubs as follows: Bridal Wreath, For- 
sythia, Althea, Pink Spirea, Deutzia, 
Honeysuckle, Wiegela, Mock Orange, Jas¬ 
mine, Spirea Billardi. 6 1.00 
Snowballs—Japanese, or old fashioned. . . 3 1.00 
Snowball, pink, very rare, grafted, very fra¬ 
grant, 18 in. 1 1.00 
Snow Berry, 1 white, 1 pink, 1 red, 2-3 ft. . 3 1.00 
Smoke Tree, purple smoke-like flowers, 2 ft. 2 1.00 
Strawberries in three distinct named sorts, 
Early, midseason and late. Large, table 
varieties. 150 1.00 
Strawberries, Everbearing (Mastodon) ... 75 1.00 
Strawberry Tree, fruit resembling Straw¬ 
berries (not edible), 3 feet. 2 1.00 
Sweet Pea, Hardy. Red, Pink and White . . 4 1.00 
Sweet William, choice of dwarf or tall 15 1.00 
Tamarisk, millions of pink flowers in Spr¬ 
ing, foliage similar to Asparagus fern 2 ft. 2 1.00 
Tea Plant, shrub, hardy, nice for garden, 
lacey white fllowers, 2 feet. 2 1.00 
Tigridia, or Mexican Mystery flower. Hand¬ 
some flowers. Treat as Gladiolus bulbs 6 1.00 
We have a wide collection of plants seldom found in 
the general nurseries. Write us about anything you 
may wish information. 
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