Special Group Offer P-2 
1 each of the following 10 out¬ 
standing Phlox. 
$|.oo 
ANTOINETTE SIX. A splendid white with 
large individual flowers. Height about 3 ft. 
E. I. FARRINGTON. Good soft salmon-pink 
with a lighter eye. About ft. 
GEORGE STIPP. A deep glowing salmon with 
a lighter eye and holds well in the sun. Height 
about 3 ft. 
MORGENROOD. Brilliant rose with deeper eye; 
very large clusters. Height about 3 ft. 
ROKOKO. Very clear soft pink with large indi¬ 
vidual flowers and globular clusters. Height 
about iy ft. 
VON HOCKBERG. Brilliant red. One of the 
best growers and very free blooming. Height 3 ft. 
SNOWCAP. Very large fine white bloom and 
grows about 18 to 20 inches. 
LE MAHDI. Deep velvety purple — almost a blue — 
and is free blooming and grows approximately 2 ft. 
COUNT ZEPPELIN. A very clear white with 
carmine eye. Much improved over the older variety 
of this description and grows approximately 3 ft. 
CAMILLO SCHNEIDER. Deep velvety red. 
Very free blooming and grows about 3 ft. 
3 NEW PHLOX 
No garden is complete without Phlox—the most 
popular of all perennials—and not just one or two, but 
brilliant groups to give color all through summer and 
fall. Here are the 3 most sensational neiv varieties at group 
prices which should tempt you to order in quantity. 
HARVEST FIRE. Mammoth salmon-orange heads, with large in- 
dividual flowers, branching from the bottom—resulting in very 
long period of bloom. Reaches 30 inches in height. 
SALMON BEAUTY. Spikes 10 inches at base and equally tall; 
flowers rich salmon-pink with white eye. 30 inches in height. 
BLUE BOY. The best deep blue Phlox ever produced, free bloom¬ 
ing; large individual flowers. Leathery foliage. Grows to 24 
inches. 
Prices on these New Phlox: 
50c. each, 3 for $1.25, 6 for $2.45, 12 for $4.75 
Special Group Offer P-1: 
3 of each variety $3.50, 6 each $6.90, 12 each $13.50 
HELIOPSIS • SUMMER GOLD 
Illustrated below 
An outstanding novelty, lending an abundance of golden 
color to your garden, especially in midsummer when other 
perennials are somewhat dull. Its showy, semi-double blooms, 
3 to 4 inches across, are 
profuse from June to 
October, and make 
extraordinary cut- 
flowers which will last 
ten days or more in 
water. Plants average 
3 feet in height and are 
remarkably resistant to 
heat and dry weather. 
For best effect, Heli- 
opsis should be planted 
in groups of three or 
more. 75c. each, 3 for 
$2.00, 6 for $3.75, 12 
for $7.25. 
‘ 'Just received a shipment of Roses from you and they are very 
satisfying ." — Wm. J. Murphy, 121 Tower Court, East Hemp¬ 
stead, Long Island, N. Y. 
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