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THESE 159f rLATETS ARE ALL 
2 end 3 YR. CLD PLAMTS 
th;h /d?E viccRous 
STURDY and FOR WHICH 
OTHER FIRilS ARE ’ ^ 
ACTUALLY GETTING 
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^ —Mil-le-foAiim ro'seum(Rosy I.lilfoil)-Eosy 
pink flower heads on 18in. stems from 
I July until October. Fine cut foliage. 
Jtj —Ptarbiica (The Pearl) Pur?white double 
flowers in June-July. Fine for the 
ALL THESE FLO’VERS WILL 
BLOOM FOR YOU IHIS 
YEAR AND FOR MANY YEARS 
^ TO COME. SEE THE 
KHCr PAGE FOR SIECIAL 
FLOWER COLLECTION ‘ 
ill l^lants Gu':'ranteed 
j. 
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middle of the flower border. 
r^Tf —T5mej\itc'sa- Pure yellow r. flov'ers in 
IjA .dense heads 8 -lOln.high. A verv- good 
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ROCK PLANT. 25d each; 3 for 50^ 
CDLUjMBJME jAquilegia) Mrs. Gcott 
.BL££I)JMG fJ£Aia 
THE DECCR/.TICN DAY I LOWER 
•::;:|They"have never bloomed so nice as'rl93'; 
■■Vjfrom M®:' 29 until way out in June. We 
Aihave some fine roots this year- 
Strong 3, year old roots 35d( each;3 ,'|l!j- 
W £^trong.2 yr. old roots 25ea.; 3for65$| 
SUTT£K£Ly SUSfJ “ - 
Elliott long-spurred strain comes in light a -perennial plant. Most beautiful laveiider 
reds and yellows etc. ■pU'Jle spikes on 3 to 5 ft. stems. A very 
Hybrids strains come in dark blue,' a-rtistic plant. 25d each; 3 for 65d 
^lue, maroon and red colors. ' ■ " * vi-r-rr i lr.\7 r k I I 
r \ r- M A-f' ! -CAn J JjM D '.saucer only 
'\j\j /\J JOj>''AMSCN KING- That hardj}^ ^ 
NEW Carnation that blooms continual-ly from' 
May until frost. Deep red small floxvers.A 
GEM for the ROCK Gi^RDEN. 25 ^ ea,-3 f 
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Blue, rink, or white flowers loading the 
plant down in July, 
^For cut flowers 
owers are fine. 
S!AhGOLD£M 5LQV/ 
these double yellcvj flowed 
_Cur best yellow flower. 5 
for the Hardy flower border. Plant 3 or more.^v^*yp .-A p, j |'| 1 A 
A r" I DI I 1 \ 11 ! \ 1 .y t) / /A'U r rJiL A 
r-Jj r L J rJ I r) M UVI medal h/beidS; 
BABY’S BPFATH 
Paniculata. 
One of the hardest DelpMn'LumsI'’~Dbes 
?,rell anywhere and will give you a good 
assortment of color in pov;der blue,Pure 
blue, dark blue, orchid orchid blue 
with blue, white, brovm,black,&orchid 
benter bees.l5(^ea. Order 12 for tl*25 
3 yr. old plants 20d ea.; 3 for 5 0 gi 
Small white fragrant flowers cover the■ 
plant. Cut and dry for permanent bouquets. 
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GAILI 
Blanket flower- Flowers are 
■ shadc.d from yellow to bronze and brown. 
; HARDY GRASSE S- Variegat.ed Ribbon Grass is 
i f ine for rockeries. 2 ft. leaves strip-ned 
i vjith cream and green. lOhea.; 3 for 255^ 
i I 1 'T\'r^' r* r*-n V Brlzoldes.Ro ck Plant , 
i rJ LA'Lj rJ X J\/i Carolbells- Pink 
CHINESE DELPHINIUIvi- Pure blue petals and 
d center bees-or pure white. Grow 2ft. high, j flowers in corymbs on 2ft, stems. Cut and 
FOR 0T:lER VARIETIES W’RITE US. We grow ’em.jjyiix them, in bouquets .A. Iso clumips 
singles and 
ued doubles in 
yjoLLYAJocys^Sn; 
u etc. Doubles are Ib^^fea. ; 3 for 40^; 6 , 759 f 
J J <7 I p A" SHASTA A-la 3 ka v .-hite daisy 
A hardy flow^ r for the 
yello'/'s, reds, scarlet, s^^lmon ros-a,amaranti.t CERTRUDE - The most hardy and vigorous of 
the betber-than-avc-rage- Iris. A rich 
velvety-blue throughout. 5 for 50^^ 
«L0 RD OF JUNE- Pale Lavender-Violet->|^^^ 
MAJEST Y- Rosy Lavender-Fink -»3 i 
^Moth er of Pearl- Petunia violet—’4-o<ir 
2£UiiM_CF,nAL- Beautiful Rose.--^ { 
1 9 IRIS forSi'OOpoSTPAJDH <9e-'trude and 
I ^ (2 e 
5 middle of the flower border. 2 ft. high. 
^ FALL DAISY (U1 .iginosu rri) Grov/s about 4ft. 
^ high with pure white flowers; Blooms Sept 
^ until frost. 100 % hardy and vifeorous. 
s FAINTED DAI SY-(Fyr e thr um) Finely^cut 
A folia ge . liWiite, rose , pink, toed colors. 
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25dea. 
Varieties. We find f 
these stand, up in our climate, 
;ach of last^ 
ANT, pn.^.Tq^ATn prtce,e. 
yRE. 
JJ.S.,'a. Onlya 
15;ifeach L ILIES 3 for 35d 
ELEGAN LILY- VERY HARDY, Orange-red upright 
flowers in later June on lto2ft. stems. 
COh^MON TIGER- Orange-rad black spotted 
flower. Grov.^s over 3ft. tall. 
DOUBLE TIGER- Flov/ers have more and narrow¬ 
er petals which curve back artistically. 
NEV< CHINESE(Philippine) Lily- Long white 
fragrant green-throated flowers similar to 
Easter Lily .Beautiful . 259’ee.;3 for 65d 
REGAL LILY- Very fragrant white lily. 
DAY LILY (Hemerocalis) Rich golden t.ruiapet • 
shaped flowers in July. vLry hardy. We 
also have a DOUBLE DAY LILY"; price. 204 i 
LILY OF THE V.ALLEY- Skall white bell-shaped J 
lilies in ^orymbs. 6 -lOin. hivh.Very Hardy 
ALL LILY BULBS Sin.circ .Giant bulbs BO^f 
LINU!^ Perenne " LOWERING FLEX 
A perennial flowering Flax with clear 
blue flowers m.ost of summer on 18-24in 
stems. Flowers are brightest when'Fcool. 
O ' ' i \ Caespi-to'sa- 
i Evening Primrose- 
I®'^ growing Rock Plant 
large white flowers 
; most of stLmmeriiN.?qy-June . 
^ Order 3 or more and plant 
them at strategie points 
I ■' rockc’c'j or Ploivtr l)Cx-d.er 
pi ATV9^r)r9l\|RAI.L00N FLOEER ' 
I L/ •! I to-VtoLYtoYi -'Large very showy 
ru"'*. bix’.e flow^.'rs. Unopened they resemble 
axi inflated balloon. Very hardy. 2ft. 
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