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if pi-operly planted. They are sparkling with vitality and are eager to grow into beautiful flowers, interesting 
dants and useful vegetables. 
GOOD LUCK PLANTS MAKE BEAUTIFUL GARDENS 
CARNATION Crimson King 
This is a new, extremely 
hardy, clove-seen ted, deep red 
large flowering and fully dou¬ 
ble Carnation. ’['he newest of 
the improved varieties. Crim¬ 
son King blooms from middle 
of July until frost. Potted, it; 
can be kept in bloom all win-' 
ter. Unexcelled for mass 
planting. 
N<». 03X44, 0 t! nr II a t i <» II 
1-rlmMon Kin(; PlantM 
tfl.OO Prepaid! 
Stirub Assoptment 
Always popular, this assortment of exquisite and rare 
vaxjeties of blooming {Shrubs offers aii attractive value 
at an exceptionally low price. These are sturdy, well 
proportioned and vigorous plants. 
1 Kerria Japonica, yellow, double; 1 Pink Fh)vvering 
Almond; 1 Korean Spirea; 1 Buddleia, Isle <le France; 
1 Purple Leaf Japan Barberry; 1 Kolkwitzia, Beauty 
Bush. 
No. 63N40, ililirnbM For Prep:ii<l. 
3 New Buddleia '"EKr' 
Tlie Biuldlcl.i, often calietJ the 
Butterfly Busb, is of neat habits 
and makes an excellent lawn dis¬ 
play. Top nsnally freezes back in 
winter and a new prowtli starts in 
early spring. 
Kiiilillein Isle dc Franre— 
endlcl new vifjrorovis variety witli 
illiant masses of rosy, violet pur¬ 
ple flowers. 
Kadillein llariwesri — Fine 
now. hardy variety In bizarre shade 
of brifibt rose lavender with ex¬ 
tremely lonv panicles. 
Itiiddl<>ia PurlieRH Wallin- 
Exquisite and taperlnsr spikes of 
enchantinsr blue flowers. 
Colleciioii or» No. 62X43. 
$1.00 PoMtpaid. 
Korean Hybrid IVlUIVfS 
No preater popularity has ever been enjoyed amonfir gardeners 
anywhere than the MUM. It compi ises the new, the unusual and 
the distinctive, and provides an abundance of blooms late In the sea¬ 
son. even after everything lias been killed off by frost. Soil should 
i)e well drained and protect¬ 
ed with leaves or loose litter 
during the winter. The se¬ 
lection follows: 
II ENT IA — Delicate rose 
pink, semi-double. 
NIOABE — Clear white, 
dwarf, free bloomer. 
NTNA ~ (Jlear rosy lilac, 
tall iu)rlght plant. 
TIIAIjIA — Deep orange 
shade. 
"V ENT A —Large, deep gold - 
en orange flowers. 
NAl»I*IIO — Dwarf, large 
yellow single flowers. 
No. 63X41. Folleotioii 
or Nix:, 1 Earli Above 
VarletleM $ 1.00 l*oMt- 
paid. 
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