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Water trickling gently along 
the rocky ledges, graceful green 
plants swaying in the breeze,, 
here and there a splash of color 
from some blooming rock plant 
—these are the pleasures found 
in a Bog Garden. 
It's just the thing for that 
marshy, damp place where the 
overflow from your pool drains 
—the best type of garden found 
to be placed in that low place 
of your garden where little else 
grows. 
The plants for this garden 
are varied—some unusual in 
foliage or bloom—beautiful be- 
yond comparison, and altogeth- 
er some of Nature's most magnb 
ficent specimens. 
The little brook pictured on 
this page with its little inlets for 
plants that prefer wet feet, with 
pockets in its rocky sides for 
other plants, is a complete gar* 
den in itself. 
These plants are excellent for 
this type of gardening. 
Pickeral Plant 25c each 
Cardinal Lobelia 20c each 
Yellow Water Iris 25c each 
Blue Water Iris.25c each 
Graceful Cattail 2 for 25c 
Forget-Me-Not .25c each 
These plants described fully 
on Pages 9T0 and 11. 
COLLECTION NO. 3-A 
One each of the above 6 plants. 
$1.00 
Postpaid 
Echinodorus Radicans 
Now Within Reach Of Every Water Gardner 
This plant is one that grows so easily, blooms so 
freely, hardy, adapts itself to any depth, can be used 
as a bog, shallow water plant, or submerged plant, 
will grow in full sunlight or part shade. 
Thus continually flowering, its dark foliage, fullness 
of growth, it presents a lovely picture. The Ideal Plant 
For The Pool. 25c each Prepaid. 
PARROT FEATHER. Planted in water 
twelve inches deep, it sends its silvery green 
heads along the top of the water. Planted 
in damp soil, it will grow and make a love' 
ly showing. Try it—15c per plant. 
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LOVELAND GOLDFISH FARM, Loveland, Ohio 
