Large Flowering Gladiolus 
Fancy Named Gladiolus 
ALBANIA (Kemp) WHITE —White with faint pink markings. 
Ruffled petals. Exceptional. 
ALICE TIPLADY —An old reliable variety of a saffron orange color. 
GOLDEN DREAM —Tall stems well set with rich yellow blooms 
with gracefully recurved petal tips. 
GIANT NYMPH —Large blooms of light salmon-rose with a lumin¬ 
ous sheen. An exceptionally pretty variety. 
BETTY NUTHALL —Coral pink, orange throat markings. 
HEAVENLY BLUE —Pale blue with darker throat. 
M MENSITY —Strong growing, bright salmon color. 
MINUET —Clear light lavender, large flowers. 
PICARDY —Soft apricot pink with ruffled florets. 
SWEET LAVENDER —Light lavender with purple blotches. 
10c each, 3 for 24c, 6 for 45c, $5.00 per 100. 
Standard Named Gladiolus 
EUROPA —Pure white blooms, flowers perfect form. 
GOLDEN MEASURE —A true pure golden yellow. 
JEWELL —Fine clear salmon pink with golden throat. 
LOUISE —Clear pure lavender with a bluish tinge. 
MRS. FRANK PENDLETON —Rose pink with blood red blotch. 
PEACE —Giant white flowers with lilac throat. 
PINK PERFECTION —Apple blossom pink; large flowers. 
SCARLANO —A fine flower of light bright orange red. 
3 for 15c, 12 for 50c, 25 for 98c, $3.00 per 100. 
Red,White and Blue Gladiolus Trio 
CATHERINA —Grayish light blue, lower petals deeper; 
Europa, pure white, perfect form and Virginia, a choice va¬ 
riety with bright red flowers. All 3 for 24c, 12 for 92c. 
IVIcGregor’s Giant Mixed Orchid Flowering Gladiolus 
The new and fancy orchid flowering Gladiolus in this mixture comprise numerous ruffled varieties, 
and some of the choicest sorts, ranging in color from the delicate pinks through to the crimson and 
wonderful yellow, tan, mauve, lavender and purple shades. They will make a glorious display of 
Gladiolus beauty. 10 for 35c, 25 big bulbs, 79c, 50 big bulbs, $1.19; 100 big bulbs, $1.98. 
Big Bargains in Fruits! 
Strawberries 
(Vlastodon 
The most valuable Strawberry to 
date; fruits all summer and fall; 
delicious berries ; largest known; 
easily grown. 25 for $1.10; 50 
for $1.75; 100 for $2.50. 
Standard Varieties 
FAIRFAX—Bright red berries, 
a flavor you can’t forget. Out¬ 
standing. PREMIER—Best variety; ripens early; deep 
red; firm flesh; yields heavily. SENATOR DUNLAP 
—A favorite variety. Medium sized berries; rich red 
clear through. BLAKEMORE—Very good production; 
solid light red berries; good canning quality. PRICE 
—Any standard variety above 25 for 90c; 50 for 
$1.55. Per hundred $2.00. 
r,w.5 a/. CUMBERLAND — Largest and 
9A£l9|JUt7rriv9 best of all black caps. 25 for 
$1.65, 50 for $3.00, 100 for $5.00. LATHAM— 
Best of all of the red varieties. 25 for $1.65, 50 
for $3.00, 100 for $5.00. 
ELDORADO—Best blackberry 
DiaviVIJClIICa known; jet black; great pro¬ 
ducer; fine quality. 12 for 95c, 25 for $1.65, 50 
for $3.00. 
Rhubarb 
Asparagus 
MYATTS LINNAEUS—Early, large, 
tender and juicy. 3 for 60c, 6 for 
$1.00, 10 for $1.50. 
WASHING RUST PROOF — New 
rust resistant; best of all for ten¬ 
derness and quality. 2 yr. roots, 10 for 75c, 25 for 
$1.10, 100 for $3.00. 
GfsinPC CONCORD — Most popular blue; Ni- 
Wla r'' 3 agara, best white and Agawam best 
red; any variety. 2 yr. vines, 35c each, 3 for 75c, 
10 for $2.00. 
We will be glad to furnish prices on all kinds of 
Fruit and Ornamental Trees. 
Barberry Hedge 
GREEN LEAF BARBERRY—Grows 
anywhere, hardy everywhere, branch¬ 
ing gracefully; striking color. Valuable 
for making a low dwarf hedge. Can be 
trimmed as desired. Leaves change 
color in autumn to fiery crimson. 
Drooping yellow flower and red ber¬ 
ries. 10 for $1.00; 25 for $2.25; 100 
for $8.00. Larger size 10 for $2.00. 
Privet Hedge 
IBOTA PRIVET—Most valuable of 
the Privet family. Spreading habit, 
hardiest of all varieties. Dense in 
growth, almost evergreen. Grows well 
in all soil. Trim as desired. Becoming 
more popular every year. 10 for 
$1.20; 25 for $2.75; 100 for $10.00. 
Heavier plants, 10 for $2.00; 25 for 
$4.00; 100 for $16.00. 
Complete Index of McGregor's Year Book for 1939 
Page 
Abelia .37 
Abutilon .4 
Acalypha .6—12 
Achillea ...32—33—40 
Achyranthus .15 
Aegopodlum .6 
African Daisy .33 
African Violet ...9—16 
Agapanthus .6 
Agathea .4 
Ageratum .4—40 
Aglaomena .11 
Almonds, Flw.37 
Aloe .4 
Alternantheras ... 8—15 
Althea .37 
Alyssum .32—40 
Amaryllis .... 5—9—31 
Ampelopsis .36 
Amygdalus .37 
Anemone .35 
Angel’s Trumpet ....9 
Anthericum .14 
Antlgonon .36 
Antirrhinums ..14—40 
Aquilegia .32—40 
Arabls ..33 
Araucaria .5 
Aristolochla .36 
Armerla .34 
Arrowhead .4 
Artemesia .32 
Asparagus .42 
Asparagus Ferns .4—17 
Aspidistra .5 
Asters .9—33—40 
Aueuba .7 
Azalea .10 
Baby's Breath ..35—41 
Baby Tears .4 
Banana Plant .5 
Barberry .37—42 
Begonias .25—27 
Beauty Bush .39 
Beilis Perennls 33—40 
Beloperone .4 
B'ignonia .5 
Bird of Paradise .... 7 
Bittersweet .36 
Blackberries .42 
Blackberry Lily .... 32 
Black Calla .14 
Blazing Star .35 
Bleeding Heart ....32 
Blue Bells .34 
Blue Lily of the Nile 6 
Boston Ivy .36 
Bottle Brush .5 
Bougainvillea .6 
Bouvardia .5 
Boxwood .39 
Brazilian Plume Pit. 4 
Bridal Wreath .38 
Page 
B'rowallia .4 
Brugmansia .9 
Burl Calif. Redwood 6 
Bush Honeysuckle ..38 
Butterfly Bush 7—9—37 
Cactus .6—40 
Caladium .31 
Calla ....5—9—14—31 
Callistemon .5 
Calluna .35 
Calycanthus .39 
Camellia .6 
Campanula .32—34—40 
Candytuft .40 
Cannas .8 
Cardinal Flower ....32 
Carmine Ftn. Plant . .8 
Carnations .28—40 
Celastrus Scandens ..36 
Celosia .40 
Centaurea .40 
Cerastlum .33 
Oestrum Parqui ....15 
Chinese Evergreen ..11 
Chinese Lantern Pit. 
.32—41 
Chinese Velvet Pit. .16 
Christmas Cactus ....6 
Chrysanthemums 
.7—23—29 
Cigar Plant .8 
Cineraria .8—40 
Clarkla .40 
Clematis .36 
Clerodendron .9 
Cobaea .8—40 
Cockscomb .40 
Coleus .6—40 
Columbine .32—40 
Colutea .37 
Comet Flower .12 
Coral Bells .34 
Coreopsis .32 
Cork Bark .38 
Cornus .37—38 
Cosmos .40 
Cotoneaster .37 
Crabs, Flw.37 
Crassula .4 — 11 
Creeping Myrtle .9 — 36 
Crape Myrtle .38 
Crinum .5 
Crotons .8 
Crown of Thorns .... 8 
Cuphea .8 — 15 
Cyclamen .8—40 
Cydonia Japonica ...38 
Cyperus .16 
Cyprlpedium .13 
Dahlias ....24—26—40 
Daisy Dbl. Eng. 33—40 
Day Lily .33 
Page 
Delphiniums ,.. 
33—40 
Desmodium. 
....37 
Deutzias . 
Dlanthus . 
28—40 
Dieffenbachia .. 
....26 
Digitalis . 
33—40 
Dish Ferns. 
.4 
Dogwood . 
37—38 
Dracaena ..5—7- 
-8—10 
Dusty Miller ... 
11—40 
Dutchman’s Pipe 
...36 
Echeverias . 
.8—13 
Episcia . 
Erlangea . 
....11 
Eschsc.holtzia 
....40 
Eulalias . 
.35 
Euonymous ..9— 
-26—38 
Euphorbia . 
.8—14 
Everlastings ... 
Fairy Lilies ... 
... .13 
False Dragonhead ..35 
Farfugium . 
Ferns .4- 
-7—17 
Ferns Hardy .. . 
28—33 
Feverfew . 
11—40 
Ficus . 
.9—16 
Firecracker Plant ..11 
Fittonla . 
.4 
Flower Garden . 
....40 
Flowering Cherry ..38 
Flowering Peach 
.. .37 
Flowering Maples ...4 
Forget-me-not .. 
33—40 
Forsythia . 
.38 
Fountain of Gold 
l ....5 
Fountain Grass 
... .11 
Four O’clocks .. 
....41 
Foxglove . 
33—40 
Fruits . 
....42 
Fuchsias . 
... .11 
Funkia . 
Gaillardia . 
.33-41 
Gardenia . 
_25 
Genista . 
Geraniums 
.5 
5—26—28—30—40 
Gerbera .33 
Geum .34 
Gladiolus .42 
Glechoma .13 
Globe Amaranth ...40 
Gloxinia .31—41 
Golden Glow .......32 
Gourds .40 
Grapes .42 
Grape Ivy .8 
Grasses .35—41 
Grevillea .11 
Gynura .16 
Gypsophila .33—35—41 
Hedge Plants .42 
Page 
Helianthemum .33 
Heliotrope .13 
Helxine .4 
Hemerocallis .34 
Hen and Chick’s 11—34 
Heuchera.34 
Hibiscus .13—33 
High Bush Cranberry 38 
Holly Dwarf.15 
Hollyhocks .33—41 
Honeysuckles .36 
Hoy a .9 
Hyacinth Candicans ..9 
Hydrangea, Porch 7—13 
Hydrangea. Climb. ..36 
Hydrangea, Hardy 
37—38—39 
Impatiens .13 
Ipomoea .12 
Iris .9—33 
Ivies .8—9—10—13—36 
Japanese Quince ....38 
Jasmines 5—12—13—15 
Jewel Flower .13 
Justicia .4 
Judas Tree .38 
Kalanchoe ..13—15—16 
Kerria .38 
Klenia .14 
Kocliia .41 
Kolkwitzia .39 
Kudzu Vine .36 
Lady Slipper .13 
Lantanas ..15—16—40 
Larkspur . 40 
Lathyrus .36—41 
Lemon .15 
Lemon Verbena.15 
Leopard Palm .26 
Leopard Plant.5 
Liatris.35 
Lilacs ..'.39 
Lilies _5—7—9—14 
26—31—32—34 
Lily of the Valley ..31 
Linum .34 
Live Forever .35 
Lobelia .15—32 
Lonleera .38 
Luplnus .4—41 
Lychnis .34 
Lycoris .9 
Ly thrum .32 
Magnolia .39 
Mahonia .38 
Mallows .33 
Malphigia.15 
Mannettta .11 
Maple Japanese ....14 
Maranta .12 
Page 
Marguerite .15 
Matrimony Vine ....36 
Mertensia .34 
Mesembryanthemum 16 
Mint Shrub .37 
Moon Flower .12 
Moon Flw. Hardy ... 7 
Moss Pink .34 
Mountain Rose .36 
Myosotls .33—40 
Myriophyllum .12 
Nasturtiums .41 
Nephthytis .4 
Nlcotiana .41 
Norfolk Island Pine .. 5 
Oleander .12 
Olea Fragrans .12 
Ophiopogon .8 
Orange .15 
Oriental Daisy .41 
Oxalis .15 
Pachsysandra .9 
Palms 5—7—9—10—12 
Pandanus .7 
Pansies .12—41 
Pansy Geranium ....12 
Parlor Ivy ..... 13—15 
Parrot’s Feather ...12 
Passion Flower .13—41 
Pearl Panicle Flw. .. 37 
Pedilanthus .14 
Pelargoniums .12 
Peonies .34 
Pennisetum .11 
Peperomla .16 
Perennials 
32—33—34—35 
Peruvian Plant .4 
Petunias .10—41 
Philadelphus .38 
Philodendron ... 10—14 
Phlox Drummondl ..41 
Phlox Hardy ... 35—41 
Phlox Subulata .34 
Phrynium 
Variegatum .12 
Physalis .32—41 
Physostegia .35 
Pinks, Hardy ..28—34 
Pilea .14 
Plant Food . .5—13—14 
15—16—17—30 
Platycodon .32 
Plumbago .12—34 
Polnsettia .5—12 
Polyanthus .34 
Polygonum .36 
Poppy (Annual) ....41 
Poppy (Orient) 34—41 
Poppy Alpine .34 
Portulaca .41 
Page 
Portulacaria Africa .. 8 
Primroses .. 10—13—34 
Privet .42 
Prunus .37—38 
Pteris Tremula .17 
Purple Cone Flw. ..35 
Purple Fringe .39 
Pussy Willow .38 
Pyrethrum .34—41 
Queen Anne’s 
Window Vine ....10 
Raspberries .42 
Red Bud .38 
Resurrection Plant 7—9 
Rhododendron .7 
Rhubarb .42 
Rock Cress .33 
Rock Garden ... 40—41 
Roses ..18—19—20—21 
—22—24—26 
Rose Seed .41 
Rose of Sharon .... 37 
Royal Purple Plant 10 
Rubber Plant ...9—16 
Rudbeclcia .32—35 
Ruellia .16 
Russelia .11 
Russian Violet .15 
Saintpaulia .9—16 
Salix Caprae .3S 
Salvias ....14—35—41 
Sanseviera ..14 
Saxafraga .14 
Saxatile Compactum 32 
Seablosa .32—41 
Scarlet Flax .34 
Scarlet Plume Plant 14 
Schizanthus .41 
Screw Pine .7 
Sea Pink.34 
Seeds .40—41 
Scotch Heather .35 
Sedums .8—10—14 
Sempervivum .10 
Senecio .15 
Shasta Daisy ..32—40 
Shrubs.37—38—39 
Silk Oak .11 
Silver Lace Vine ...36 
Smoke Bush .39 
Smoke Plant .14 
Snakebeard .8 
Snake Plant .14 
Snapdragons ....14-40 
Snowball .38 
Snowberry .39 
Spirea .37—38—39 
Statice .34 
St. Bernard’s Lily ..14 
Stephella .13 
Stokesla .33 
Page 
Stocks .41 
Strawberries .42 
Strawberry Ger.14 
Strawberry Guava ..14 
Strobilanthus .10 
Surinum .14 
Surprise Plant Coll ..3 
SXvainsonia .14 
Sweet Lavender ....34 
Sweet Olive .12 
Sweet Peas, 
Hardy .36—41 
Sweet Scented Ger. .30 
Sweet Scented Shrub 39 
Sweet William .35—41 
Tamarix . 89 
Thyracanthus . 8 
Tigridla .9—15 
Tobacco Dust .14 
Tradescantia .16 
Trailing Velvet Pit. 16 
Tree Roses .20 
Tricolor Plant .14 
Tri-Ogen .24 
Tritoma .35—41 
Trumpet Creeper .... 5 
Tuberoses .31 
Tuberous.Begonias ..27 
Tunica .35—41 
Umbrella Plant.16 
Variegated Palm 
...12 
Vase Collection 
. 4 
Velvet Plant ... 
... .16 
Verbena . 
16—41 
Verbena, Hardy 
....33 
Veronica . 
Vibernum . 
....38 
Vinca . 
....14 
Vines . 
Viola . 
Violets . 9 — 
15—16 
Virginia Creeper 
...36 
Wandering Jew ....16 
Water Hyacinth ....16 
Watermelon Begonia 16 
Water Plants .10 
Wax Plant .9—16 
Weeping Firecracker 
Plant . 
. .11 
Weeping Lantana 
. .16 
Weigelas . 
39 
Wistarias . 
..36 
Wonder Lily . 
Worm Exterml- 
...5 
nator .13—17 
Yucca . 
Zephyranthes . 
13 
Zinnia . 
..41 
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