Hemerocallis 
Ten Special HEMEROCALLIS ^ Daylily 
A SEASON OF BLOOM 
These magnificent Daylilies produce consistently 
year in and year out the most flowers per stem of any 
plant we know. They are absolutely hardy and need 
practically no care. 
We offer 1 each of these 10 fine varieties for $2.00— 
an offer we beiieve is unequaied. Prepaid Delivery. 
Aurantiaca major. 2J^ft. June-July. Orange flowers. 
Dr. Regal. 2 ft. May. Orange yellow. Fragrant. 
Flava. 3 ft. May-June. Lemon-yellow. Fragrant. 
Florham. 3 ft. June. Rich golden yellow. Fragrant. 
Golden Bell. 3 ft. July-August. Large apricot orange. 
J. A. Crawford. 3 ft. June-July. Large clear gold. 35c. 
Kwanso. 3 ft. July-August. Orange double flowers. 
Queen of May. 2]^ ft. Pale apricot. 
Thunbergi. 334 ft. July-August. Lemon yellow. 
W. H. Wyman. 334 ft- August. Pale yellow. 50c. 
25c. each, except as noted 
FRUIT TREES 
Transplanted stock. The trees herein offered have 
been one or more times transplanted, therefore have 
developed fibrous roots ready to go ahead immediately 
in your garden. The trees are three years old and have 
regularly been sprayed, cultivated, and pruned. We 
offer them at exactly the same price as previously for 
two-year-old stock. 
$1.00 each, $9.00 per 10 
We also have a few large sizes 
APPLES 
Baldwin. Winter. Bright red. Very productive, keeps 
well. Fine flavor. 
Macoun. Late Fall Apple. Red. Similar to McIntosh. 
Keeps better. 
McIntosh. Fall Apple. Red. A preferred variety. 
Northern Spy. Winter Apple. Red. Fine flavor. 
Red Astrachan. Summer Apple. Red. Good cooking 
or eating. 
R. I. Greening. Winter. Yellow-green. Good pro¬ 
ducer and best cooking Apple. 
jL yman Winesap. Winter. Dark red. Sub-acid. 
Wealthy. Fall. Striped red. Fine eating Apple. 
Yellow Transparent. August bearing. Yellow. 
Sub-acid. 
Giant JAPANESE IRIS 
These are probably the most gorgeous of the Iris 
family. Showy giant flowers both double and single, in 
mottled, striped, and blended colors. Easy to grow and 
not affected by insects or diseases. Each 
Amethyst. Large, single, amethyst blue.$0.30 
Blue Bird. Single, deep velvety blue.30 
Choiceiden. Very^choice. Bright rose with lemon 
yellow throat markings surrounded by a white 
area.30 
Hano-no-nishki. Violet purple veined with 
white. 30 
Ho-ojo. Ruddy crimson, primrose blotches with 
white halo.50 
Koko-no-iro. Deep purple, slight veining.30 
Mirage. Light pink, suffused with light blue 
toward the center._..30 
White. Double. Purest white with yellow throat. 
Six petals.30 
White. Single. Purest white with yellow throat. 
Three petals.30 
Prepaid Delivery 
SPECIAL OFFER 
12 Japanese Iris (Mixed).$1.75 
SPECIAL OFFER 
6 of the above varieties, not including Ho-ojo— 
all labeled, $1.50 
For 
Fall Planting 
Fruit Trees are ornamental as well as 
productive 
Japanese Iris 
PEARS 
Bartlett. Large yellow Pear of fine flavor. Early 
September. 
Beurre Bose. Large russet Pear. Finest flavor. 
October. 
Clapps Favorite. Resembles Bartlett, ripens a few 
days earlier. 
Seckle. Small. Strong grower and good producer. 
Sheldon. Large russet and red. V'ery juicy. Late. 
QUINCES 
Champion. A standard yellow variety, slightly later 
than Orange. 
Orange. Large, round golden-yellow. October. 
HARDY GRAPES 
We have a fine stock of three-year-old Grape vines 
this Fall, which have been transplanted and will 
bear very soon. 
3-yr. vines, except as noted, 50c. each 
Agawam. Red; fine flavor. 
Caco. Wine red; sweet, delicious flavor, very large. 7Sc. 
Concord. Best known and most successful Grape. 
Blue-black. 
Delaware. Sweet and vinous. 
Fredonia (New). Earliest good black Grape. 75c. 
Portland. A newer white Grape. Early. 
Worden. Early Concord type. 
1938 BARGAIN IN BIG TREES AND SHRUBS 
Large trees that save a generation. Fall is the time to plant big trees, and 
now is the time to effect a large saving in your planting cost. Our entire stock of 
large sizes, both shade and evergreen trees, also flowering shrubs, are reduced for 
the Fall season. Select now for planting at the best possible time. 
