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Ui S. Department of Agriculturo 
Bureau of Plant Industry 
U. S. Dept* of Agriculture 
H. P. Gould, Sr. Pomologist 
Washington, D* C. 
Bulletin 5_March 1, 1939 
Introducing to You ... . 
NEW COLOR HARMONIES 
To Glorify American Gardens 
Hardy Perennials and Shrubs—Fresh From the Rich Floral Region of the 
Upper Columbia River 
Lovely as any now in your garden, extremely hardy, of proven garden value, 
yet little known east of the Rocky Mountains 
To introduce these new treasures to the flower-lovers of America, our Special Offer en¬ 
ables members of garden clubs to obtain large young plants of the choicest varieties at 
low cost, grown by the NATIVE GARDENS of SPOKANE, WASHINGTON. 
Individuals may unite their orders in group shipments at club rates much lower than the 
usual price per plant. You will thus enjoy this beauty in your own garden while proving 
the worth of these new plants to your comrr unity. 
ACT QUICKLY! 
Bring this up at your first club meeting. Send your club order promptly, and plant early, 
to enjoy their full beauty this summer. 
These plants and shrubs now adorn a few pioneer gardens in New England, Virginia, Geor¬ 
gia, Texas, Calfornia, and other states. With proper culture they thrive in most parts 
of the country, and will do well with the simple care you bestow on other treasured plants. 
Their unusual beauty of flower and foliage justifies your effort to grow them. Be 
first in your community to enjoy these distinctive colors. 
SINCERELY YOURS, 
C. E. Artman 
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