SOMETHING FOR EVERY GARDEN - - - EVERYTHING FOR SOME GARDENS 
(A greenhouse at your door.) We Illustrate and describe In this catalog a variety of 
House, Garden and Greenhouse plants that present as a whole a most unusual and rare col¬ 
lection—many things are not offered elsewhere. Many of the present day house and gar¬ 
den plants were favorites with our grand-parents. Practically all are easy to grow, without 
special reaulrements as to soil or care and will do well under ordinary treatment although 
responding generously to Increased care and cultivation. These plants do equally well In the 
garden, their flowers, color, and foliage providing an added garden Interest. We ask you 
to read and consult our catalog carefully for the wide variety of plants It offersi. It repre¬ 
sents a complete greenhouse at your door. 
Norfolk Island 
Pine $3.95 
Araucaria Excelsa—One of 
the most handsome decorative 
plants for the house. Deep 
green feathery foliage, ar¬ 
ranged In whorls, rising one 
above the other at regular 
distances. Beauty of foliage 
unequaled. $3.95 ea. by ex- 
press. 
Salmon Pink 
Mexican Lily 
36c 
(Amaryllis -Eques- 
tre)—Flowera are a 
bright salmon-pink, 
with a distinct white 
blotch at the base of 
petals. 36c 
each, 3 for 
94c. 
Giant White 
Amaryllis 
(HIPPEASTRUM) — 
A gorgeous plant. Grows 
easily in the house. It is 
a rare offering to pre¬ 
sent a white flowering 
variety. Frequently as 
many as six flowers on 
a single stem. Flowering 
bulbs, $1.00 ea., 3 for 
$2.75. 
Orinoco 
Lily 39c 
(Crlnum Gigan- 
teum). Exquisite 
Flowers. Leaves 3 
inches wide and 2 
feet long. Flower 
stock 2 feet high, 
exquisite flowers, 
waxy white with 
broad stripe of deep 
carmine. 39c ea., 3 
for $1.04. 
Abyssinian 
Banana $1.00 
Musa Ensete—Noblest 
of foliage plants and 
grandest of all the Ban¬ 
anas. Leaves magnifi¬ 
cent, long, broad and 
massive. Grows rapidly 
producing a tropical ef¬ 
fect. $1.00 ea., 3 for 
$2.65. 
Dracaena 
Sanderiana 
Excellent house plant, 
and easily grown. Glau¬ 
cous green foliage, at¬ 
tractively edged with a 
border of creamy white. 
Leaves about 9 in. long. 
A slender grower; be¬ 
longing to the Lily fam¬ 
ily 89o each. 
Trumpet 
Creeper 24c 
Bignonia Radicans. (Trum¬ 
pet Flower)—Robust vine, 
twining tightly, orange scar¬ 
let trumpet-shaped flowers. 
Thrives best in rich, moist 
soil, and is well adapted 
for climbing on walls or 
trunk of trees, or for 
training on trellises. 24c, 
3 for e4c, doz. for $2.14; 
large plants, 50o each. 
DO NOT overlook the 
many bargain offers on 
the order blank enclosed. 
Hardy Double 
Russian Violet 
A beautiful, rare, double blue 
violet of exquisite fragrance. 
Long blooming season; can be 
successfully grown in any semi- 
shady spot. Stock limited. 33c 
ea., 2 for 60c. 
Flaming 
Scarlet-Cylin¬ 
drical brush-like 
flower spikes. 
Red Bottle Brush Flower 29c 
(Callistemon Rigidus)—Up to this time has been 
found only In a few private collections. It will oc¬ 
cupy an outstanding place because of Its rapid 
growth, attractive evergreen foliage and flowers of 
flaming scarlet In dense cylindrical spikes. Grows 
easily In any soil and Is hardy In southern states. 
29c ea., 3 for 76c, larger plants $1.00 each. 
Date Palm $1.00 
(Phoenix Reclinata). A fine 
decorative Palm. Robust habit, 
easily grown, very effective and 
particularly ornamental. $ 1.00 
ea. 
New Rose-Bud Geranium 
New White Flowering 
Wonder Lily 
(Philippinense formosanum) Here 
Is one of the amazing attractions 
of coming years. A wonderful new 
Illy from Japan that carries all of 
the qualities of our garden lilies. 
Snowy white, green throated flowers, 
delicately fragrant; often 25 flow¬ 
ers on one plant. Wonderful growth, 
graceful stalks, glorious flowers; 
summer blooming, and with it all, 
hardy everywhere. Plant in a sun¬ 
ny place covering bulbs about 6 
inches deep. 24o ea., 3 for 62c, doz., 
$1.98. 
Aspidistra 40c 
Green Leaf — Glossy evergreen 
leaves, will withstand much heat 
and dust, poor soil and dim light. 
40c each. Larger $1.00 and $1.50 
ea. Variegated Variety, $2.50 each. 
Aspidistra—Green Leaf Foliage 
Plant 
A wonderful novelty. Each floret of 
the flower Is an exact representation of 
a double red rose, and each flower a 
bunch of these miniature roses. Color soft 
red, the greatest novelty In geranium 
plant life. (See color plate). 37o each, 3 
for 96c, doz. $3.30. Larger size 55c ea. 
New Pink Flowering Calla 
A beautiful novelty—a genuinely new 
pink flowering Calla; similar to the pop¬ 
ular White Calla displayed In our cut 
flower stores. Strong growing; beautiful 
foliage; large flowers; something new 
that will be in great demand. Stock limited, 
(see color plate.) $1.00, $1.25, $1.50. 
New Cactus 
Geranium 33c 
(Poinsettia Geranium)—Uni¬ 
que and strikingly beautiful. 
Blooms curled and twlstod sim¬ 
ilar to the cactus Dahlia. Flow¬ 
ers scarlet crimson, borne on 
stiff stems well above the fo¬ 
liage. A novelty well worth hav¬ 
ing. 33o ea., 3 for 88c. 
PLANT FOOD 
An odorless concentrated sol¬ 
uble fertilizer, recommended 
for ferns, house plants, etc.. In 
sifting top cans. 35c. 
White Flowering 
Bouvardias 29c 
Humboldtil—Florets of pur¬ 
est white carrying a distinct 
though faint odor of Jasmine. 
Its color and formation of 
flowers make it one of the 
most useful of plants. Valuable 
for bouquets. 29c ea., 3 for 
74c. 
New Poinsettias 
Something new in Polnset- 
tias. White and Pink. These 
new varieties bear large bright 
pink (or white) bracts, very 
similar In growth, habit, and 
flowering season to the red 
flower variety. One of the most 
popular pot plants we know of. 
34c ea., 2 for 62o, doz. $3.06. 
New Pink Poinsettia, 34o ea. 
THE McGREGOR BROS. CO., Rose, Seed, Bulb, Plant Growers, Importers, Merchants, Springfield, Ohio, U. S. A. 
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