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WADENA NORTHWEST NURSERY 
Perennials and Rock Garden Plants — Continued 
SEDUM, Spurium. Spreading, green foliage. Red blossom in July. 
Field clumps.35c 
VERONICA, Rogal Blue. 10-15 in. June and July. Beautiful 
blue spikes. 
VERONICA, Rupestris. 3-4 inch. Rock garden plant. Spreading. In 
June mass of dark green leaves under cloud of blue flowers. 
VIOLA, Cornuta-Lutea. Golden yellow blossoms in profusion all sum¬ 
mer. Fine for rock garden or for massing. 6-8 inch. 
VIOLA, Cornuta-Jersey Jewel. Blue form of above. 
★ ★★★★★★★★ 
Spring Bulbs 
LILIES, Regale. Beautiful blossoms like Easter Lily. Hardy. 
Blossoms in July. Each.25c Three.60c 
LILY, Coral. Rich deep red of dwarf size. Hardy. Fine for rock 
garden. Each.25c Three.60c 
TIGRIDA, Mexican Sheet Flowers. The new bulb flower with brilliant 
red, orange and yellow blossoms. Plant and handle like Glads, but 
blossom from July to September. Each.25c Three.60c 
★ ★★★★★★★★ 
Hardy Fruits For The Northwest 
These are trees of hardy varieties grown on extra hardy roots and by 
methods to assure you of hardiness and long life. These methods cost 
more and take longer than is necessary in more favored climates, but 
are the only way to withstand our severe climate. Cheap trees are 
apt to be from warmer climates and may not be found able to go thru 
a hard winter here. 
Apples 
RED DUCHESS. The standard early apple. Bright red fruit of good 
size and quality. 
ANOKA. The hardy early fruiting apple originated by Prof. N. E. 
Hanson. Small bushy trees that often bear in third year. Good qual¬ 
ity red apples, early fall. 
HIBERNAL. The hardiest apple. The fruit is red striped and of good 
size. Early fall. 
MINNESOTA 790. The new big baking apple from our Minnesota 
Fruit Farm. Equal to the best for this purpose. September. 
HARALSON. Minnesota Fruit Farm origination and the highest qual¬ 
ity apple for our section. Good size red fruit and a good keeper. Sept. 
