BUILD YOUR LAWN NOW FOR SPRING 
COLORFUL ORIENTAL POPPIES 
If your La'wn is thin, full of summer grass or needs rebuilding the early fall is 
tb# best time to do it. Carefully clean all weeds and debris from the spots intended 
for seeding. Loosen the soil by 1 raking with a strong rake. Apply a light covering 
of Rocknoll Soil Conditioner and rake again. Sow your seed and tighten the soil 
either by rolling or watering. 
GRASS SEEDS 
GREEN VISTA. (Sun) A mixture of P.lue Grass. Fescue. Red Top, etc. Ideally 
blended to give the best results for fall sowing. A superb brand reaoonaDly 
priced. 39c lb.; 5 lbs. for SI.79. 
FOREST GLEN. (Shade). The best mixture obtainable for fall seeding in the 
shade. 49c lb.; 5 lbs. for $2.10 
ROCKNOLL SOIL CONDITIONER 
For several years we have been preparing a compost of barnyard manures and plant 
humus for our greeahoues that we recommend as ideal for ail garden uses. Absolutely 
weed free and odorless. This successful plant food is ground and mixed at our nursery. 
One aack (over 100 lbs.) treats space 20 x 10, 200 sq. feet. 
AT THE NURSERY DELIVERED 
97c— 5 Sacks for $4.00 $1.50 —5 Sacks for $7.00 
STRONG 2 YEAR ROOTS THAT BLOOMED THIS YEAR 
Ea. 3 10 
Cerise Queen . Light Cerise. Brilliant flowers.65 1.00 3.00 
Dainty Lady . Delicate Pink. Use in rockery . 75 2.00 6.25 
Edna Perry . Rose Pink. Fine for cutting.35 1.00 3.00 
Fairy . Delicate pale pink. Medium size .35 LOO 2.00 
j 0 yc e . The only cherry red. A favorite .50 1.25 4.00 
Lavender Beauty •• Silky Orchid. Blooms May 20. . .. 1.00 2.75 8.00 
Lulu A. Neely . Fine Deep red. Strong stems.75 2.00 6.25 
Mandarin . Chinese red. Immense flower . 35 1.00 3.00 
May Sadler . Salmon pink. Robust growth.35 1.00 3.00 
Mrs. Perry .-• Geranium pink. One of the best .35 1.00 3.00 
Perry’s White . Satiny white. Maroon blotched.. .35 1.00 3.00 
Salmon Beauty _ Large flowers. Best pink. 1.00 2.75 8.00 
White Giant . Tall large white. Best in U.S.A. 3.00 8.00 
Wurtembergia Brilliant rose-red. Immense.35 1.00 3.00 
ROCKNOLL PEONIES BLOOM 
We are offering this group of Peonies that experience has shown us to be those 
best adapted to the average garden. While prices are very reasonable the varieties 
will stand comparison with the most expensive obtainable. 
Strong % Eye Divisions 
KARL ROSENFELD . Rich crimson, good grower . 
MARIE .JACQUIN . Beautiful crinkly white . 
PRESIDENT TAFT . I>arg e clear glowing pink flowers. 
RICHARD CARVEL . Bright red. Early . 
FESTIVE MAXIMA . Best cutting. White . 
WALTER FAXON . Best bright rose pink . 
LE CYGNE . Finest perfect white peony . 
Each 
Three 
. . .35 
$1.00 
1.00 
. . .35 
1.00 
. .1.00 
. . .35 
1.00 
. .1.00 
. .3.00 
FAIRY LILY (Lycoris squamigera) 
A rare Japanese bulb that is quite hardy with us. Has proven the only showy 
flower in our shady garden during late July and August. Its beautiful pink flowers 
appear overnight as if by Fairy Magic. 
LARGE FLOWERING BULBS 
SMALLER BULBS . 
each $1.00 
each .75 
Collection A 
25 TOP SIZE TULIPS 
3 each of 8 Distinct 
Types. Individually lab¬ 
eled including Darwins, 
Cottage, Triumph. Men¬ 
del. Parrot, Ideal Dar¬ 
win, Lily Flowering 
Tulips. A $2 value for 
$1.39 
Collection B 
5 Colorful Poppies 
1 Lavender Beauty- 
Lavender 
L Mandarin-Red 
t Wurtembergia—Deep 
Red 
1 Fairy-—Pink 
1 Joyce—Rose 
a $2.25 value only 
$2.00 
Collection C 
50 ROCK GARDEN 
BULBS 
A splendid collection 
Collection D 
8 EVERFLOWERING 
ROSES 
8 Everflowering Boses 
of small bulbs com¬ 
prised of at least 10 
varieties and including 
the rare Waterlily 
tulip. $1.05 valae only 
31.25 
Strictly 2 year No. 1 
Held Grown including 
Salmon Radianc e and 
Mrs. E. P. Thom. A $4 
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Collection E 
5 WEEKS of PEONIES 
5 Strong Peony Roots 
covering the season 
5 Colors in Succession 
A $2.40 value for 
$L93 
Collection F 
FLOWERS FOR 
SHADE 
12 Plants for Shade. 
3 Ajuga 
3 Pumonaria 
3 Primroses 
3 Coral Bells 
A $2.04 value for $1-79 
Collection G 
5 Rare Hardy Lilies. 
Easily Grown 
1 Henryi 
1 Madonna 
1 Regal 
1 Umbellatum 
1 Coral 
A 95c Talue for only 
83c 
Collection H 
SEACOCK PACKAGE 
a 
real bargain — 125 
bulbs in 25 varieties all 
labeled including Tu¬ 
lips, Hyacinths. Nar¬ 
cissus, Crocus & Rnck 
Garden Bulbs. $4 value 
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VISIT ROCKNOLL 
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How to Reach 
ROCKNOLL NURSERY 
HILLSBORO 
To Chilhcolkt 
The nursery is open Daily and 
Sunday, until 9 p. m. during the 
planting season. Our extensive 
stock is carefully cultivated and 
available for your inspection at 
any time. We encourage you to 
personally select your plants at 
the nursery. Should this not 
be possible wp will be glad 
to send the plants you want bj 
our fast and efficient slipping 
service. All local deliveries are 
made by our trucks. Others are 
sent by American Railway Ex¬ 
press as experience has shown 
that this is the queckest, safest 
and most economical method 
of chipping living plants. If you 
must have by parcel post, add 
20% of your order. PLEASE 
DO NOT ASK US TO SHIP AN 
ORDER FOR LESS THAN 
$ 2 . 00 . 
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NURSERY 
Phone Loveland 2987 - FOSTER, O. 
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Fall Planting 
Collection I 
DELPHINIUM 
3 Belladonna 
'6 Bellamosa 
3 Royncroft Hybrid 
Strong flowering roots. 
A $1.95 value for 
$1.69 
Collection J 
8 Months of Crocus 
Top Sized Bulbs 
3 Dozen Crocus 
12 Autumn , Flowering . 
12 Winter Flowering 
12 Spring Flowering 
$1.14 value for 
,97c 
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