NURSERY STOCK (or FALL PLANTING 
Achillea . 6 
Aconitum . 6 
Aethionema . 6 
Agrostemma . 6 
Ailanthus . 26 
Ajuga . 6 
Alyssum . 5, 6 
Ampelopsis . 24 
Anchusa . 6 
Anemone .. 6 
Anthemis . 5, 6 
Apples . 30 
Apricots . 30 
Aquilegia . 5, 6 
Arabis . 6 
Aralia . 21 
Arbor-Vitae . 28 
Arenaria . 6 
Armeria . 6 
Artemisia . 7 
Asclepias . 7 
Asparagus . 32 
Asphodel . 7 
Asters . 7 
Astilbe . 7 
Aubrietia . 7 
Azalea . . . .. 24 
Baby’s Breath . . 5, 11 
Baby’s Tears . 5 
Baptisia . . . .. 7 
Barberry . 21 
Beauty Bush . 22 
Beloperone . 5 
Bignonia . 24 
Birch . 26 
Bittersweet . 24 
Blackberries . 32 
Bleeding Heart ... 9 
Bocconia . 7 
Boltonia . 7 
Browallia . 5 
Buddleia . 21 
Butterfly Bush ... 21 
Butternut . 31 
Calamintha . 8 
Calceolaria . 5 
Calla . 4 
Callirhoe .. 8 
Calycanthus . 21 
Campanula. 5, 7 
Cassia . 8 
Catalpa . 25 
Catananche . 8 
C’elastrus . 24 
Centaurea . 5, 8 
Cerastium . 5, 8 
Cheiranthus . 5, 8 
Chelone . 
.. . 8 
Cherries . 
Chionanthus ... 
... 21 
Chrysanthemum 
. 8, 9 
Cimicifuga . 
Clematis . 
Clethra . 
. . . 21 
Columbine . 
. 5, 6 
Coralbells . 
. . 11 
Coralberry . 
. . 23 
Coreopsis . 
. 5, 8 
Cornus . 
21, 25 
Corydalis . 
. . . 8 
Cotoneaster . . . 
... 24 
Crassula . 
. . . 5 
Crocus . 
. . . 4 
Currants . 
...32 
Cydonia . 
. . . 21 
Daffodils . 
. .. 4 
Y>aises . 5 
9, 16 
Daphne . 
. . . 24 
Day Lily . 
10, 11 
Delphinium . . . . 
. 5. 9 
Deutzia . 
. . 21 
Dianthus. 
. 5, 9 
Dicentra . 
. . . 9 
Dictamnus .... 
. . 10 
Digitalis . 
5, 10 
Dogwood ..... 
21, 25 
Doronicum .... 
. . . 10 
E'chinops . 
. . . 10 
Edelweiss . 
. . 10 
Elder . 
Elm . 
. . . 26 
Erigeron . 
. . 10 
Euonymus. 
24, 26 
Eryngium . 
. . . 10 
Euphorbia ..... 
. . . 10 
Ferns . 
5, 10 
Ficus . 
. . . 5 
Filberts . 
. . . 31 
Fir . 
. . . 28 
Flowering Almond. 21 
Flowering Cherry . 25 
Flowering Crab 
. . . 25 
Flowering Plum 
. . 23 
Flowering Thorn 
. . 27 
Flower Seeds . . 
. . . 5 
Forsythia . 
. . . 21 
Foxglove . 
5‘, 10 
Fringe . 
Funkia . 
. . 10 
Gaillardia . 
5, 10 
Galega . 
. . 10 
Geranium . 
. . 10 
INDEX 
Geum . 5, 10 
Ginkgo . 22 
Golden Bell . 21 
Goldenrain Tree .. 26 
Gooseberries . 32 
Grapes . 32 
Grasses . 5, 10 
Gypsophila. 5, 11 
Hackberry. . 26 
Helianthemum .... 11 
Helenium . 11 
Helianthus . 11 
Helichrysum . 11 
Heliopsis . 5, 11 
Helleborus . 11 
Hemerocallis . 11 
Hemlock . 28 
Hesperis . 5, 11 
Heuchera . 11 
Hibiscus ....... 5, 11 
Hteracium . 11 
Hollyhocks .... 5, 11 
Honeysuckle . . 22, 2 4 
Horse-chestnut ... 26 
Hyacinths . 3 
Hydrangea . 22 
Iberis . 5, 11 
Iris . 12 
Inula . 11 
Ivy . 5, 24 
Jade Plant . 5 
Japan Quince.21 
Jonquil . 4 
Judas Tree . 26 
Juniper . 28, 29 
Koelreuteria . 26 
Kolkwitzia . 22 
Larkspur. 5, 9 
Lathyrus . 5, 13 
Lavandula . 13 
Liatris . 13 
Lilacs . 22 
Lilies . 13 
Lily-of-the-Valley. 13 
Linaria . 13 
Linden . 26 
Linum . 5, 13 
Lobelia . 13 
Lonicera . 22, 24 
Lupine . 5, 13 
Lychnis . 5, 13 
Lycium . 24 
Magnolia'. 26 
Mahonia . 24 
Mallow . 5, 11 
Maple . 27 
Matricaria . 14 
Matrimony Vine .. 24 
Mazus . 14 
Mertensia . 14 
Mitchella . 14 
Mockorange . 22 
Monarda . 14 
Mountain Ash .... 26 
Mulberry, Weeping. 26 
Muscari . 4 
Myosotis . 5, 14 
Narcissus . 4 
Nectarines . 31 
Nepeta . 14 
Oak . 27 
Oenothera .. 14 
Oxydendrum . 24 
Pachistima . 2 4 
Pachysandra . 14 
Painted Daisy .... 16 
Pandanus . 5 
Pansy Seed . 5 
Peaches .. . 31 
Pears . 31 
Pentstemon . 16 
Peonies . 15 
Peperomia . 5 
Philadelphus . 22 
Philodendron ..... 5 
Phlox . 5, 16 
Physalis . 16 
Physostegia . 16 
Pine . 29 
Pinks . 5, 9 
Platycodon .... 5, 16 
Plumbago . 16 
Plums . 31 
Poinsettia . 5 
Polemonium . 16 
Polyanthus . 16 
Polygonum . 2 4 
Poplar . 27 
Poppies . 5, 14 
Primrose . 5, 16 
Privet . 22 
Prunella . 16 
Prunus . 23 
Pyrethrum . 5, 16 
Quinces . 31 
Raspberries . 32 
Redbud . 26 
Retinospora . 29 
Rhubarb . 32 
Rhus . 21 
Roses . 19, 20 
Rose-Acacia . 27 
Rudbeckia . 5, 17 
Russian Olive . 27 
Saintpaulia . 5 
Salisburia . 27 
Salvia . 17 
Sansevieria . 5 
Saponaria . 17 
Saxifraga . 17 
Scabiosa . 17 
Scutellaria . 17 
Sedum . 17 
Sempervivum . 17 
Sidalcea . 17 
Silver Lace Vine . . 24 
Smoke Tree . 21 
Snowball . 23 
Snowberry . 23 
Solomon’s Seal .... 17 
Spirea . 7, 17, 23 
Spruce . 29 
Stachys . 17 
Statice . 17 
Stokesia . 5, 17 
Sweet Peas . 5 
Sycamore . 27 
Symphoricarpos ... 23 
Taxus . 29 
Teucrium . 18 
Thalictrum . 18 
Thermopsis . 18 
Thyme . 18 
Tradescantia . 18 
Trillium . 18 
Trollius . 18 
Trumpet Flower . . 24 
Tulips . 1, 2, 3 
Tunica . 18 
Valeriana . 18 
Verbascum . 18 
Veronica . 5, 18 
Viburnum . 23 
Vinca . 18 
Viola . 18 
Violets . 18 
Vitex . 23 
Vitis Rhombifolia . 5 
Walnuts . 31 
Weigela . 23 
Willow . 27 
Wisteria . 24 
Yew . 29 
Yucca . 18 
S & H Quality Stock 
BUZiBS —such as Tulips, Hyacinths, Narcissi, etc., are 
strictly a fall offering, and occupy the most prominent place 
in this catalog. They are available for delivery as soon as 
the importations arrive in September, and may be planted 
outdoors from October to December for their spring exhibition. 
PEONIES, IRIS and POPPIES should be set out at 
once, and most of the earlier flowering PERENNIALS may 
be. Mulch them heavily to avoid heaving out by winter frosts. 
TREES and SHRUBS need all the time possible before 
freezing weather, to ripen the wood. Don’t figure on planting 
them before late October, on this account. But EVER¬ 
GREEN TREES should be moved as early as possible. 
PRICES: Bulbs, Seed and Plant prices in this catalog are 
(unless otherwise noted)—Delivered to Your Door! 
Trees, Shrubs, Vines, Fruit Trees and Small Fruits are (un¬ 
less specially excepted)—shipped at* your expense. 
We Guarantee that Bulbs, Plants, Seeds and other 
.. goods sold shall reach our customers 
safely and in good condition ; but disclaim all responsibility 
for continued growth. Report any errors immediately ; if any 
stock is damaged, accept shipment and report fully to the 
carrier and to us. 
Non-Warranty We give no wari'anty, expressed or im- 
-- plied, as to description, quality, growth, 
productiveness, or any other matter, of any stock we sell. 
It is mutually agreed that our total liability for untrueness 
to name shall be limited upon satisfactory proof, to free re¬ 
placement, or refund of the purchase price plus interest. 
The Storrs & Harrison Co. 
f< Painesville Nurseries ” Painesville, Ohio 
Continuously in Business Here for 83 Years 
In the various classes, we will furnish 5 or more of one 
variety and size at 10 rate; 6 or more at dozen rate; 25 or 
more at 100 rate; 250 or more at 1000 rate if quoted. 
New “Ideal” Darwin 
Tulips 
A newly introduced group of Darwins, of perfected, rein¬ 
forced strain, with new colors, more clear-cut sparkling tones, 
larger size, greater substance, and stronger stems; blooming 
earlier and lasting longer than the standard types. “Ideals” 
are bound to eventually replace many of the older standard 
Darwins. 
100 | 
Doz. | 
3 
Gloria Swanson ( 32 )- a magnificent, 
supreme flower size and glamorous color 
appeal. Liquid crimson-red with enrich¬ 
ing blue tone, and white base. Extra long- 
lasting bloom . 
$8.00 
$1.14 
$ 0.34 
Mermaid ( 3 °)- 9 ne of . the . very first to 
voluptuous oval -form and size; long-keep¬ 
ing. Tender rose-pink with a delicate 
flesh-pink border, and creamy base . 
8.00 
1.14 
.34 
Muriel (29). A rare color among Tulips 
white base. Distinct in shape, the outer 
petals slightly reflexed at maturity . 
8.00 
1.14 
.34 
Scotch Lassie (26). Purest deep lav- 
bowl, with dark blue base. The very best 
lavender Tulip grown. Keeps 3 weeks . . . 
11.00 
1.60 
.45 
Seafoam (24). Purest white of gracious 
anthers. Large thick petals . 
7.50 
1.10 
.32 
ABOVE FIVE as COLOR PAGE OFFER 
Three of Each *1 Cft ... Six of Each tfO 
(15 Bulbs) or (30 Bulbs) 
