TOLLESON NURSERIES 
*TEUCRIUM, CHAMAEDRYS (Germander)—Low growing with 
glossy, green leaves. 
THALICTRURT, AQUILEGIFOUUM —Graceful foliage, small 
white or pink flowers. 
TRITOMA, UVARIA (Red Hot Poker)—Red to salmon color. 
Rush-like foliage supports smooth, thick flowered stalks a yard long 
with a single fiery cone at top. Very effective. 40c each. 
^VERONICA RUPESTRIS —A fine rock plant growing 3 to 4 
inches high; thickly matted, deep green foliage, almost hidden in 
early June under bright blue flowers. Does well in light shade. 
*VINCA, MINOR —Small, evergreen, glossy leaves all year long. 
Bright blue flowers in the spring. Viny habit of growth. Excel¬ 
lent ground cover for shady places. 
*VIOIiA CORNUTA (Tufted Pansy)—Flowers like small pansies. 
Bloom all summer and on into the fall. 20c each; $2.00 per doz.; 
$15.00 per 100. 
VIOIiET, BLUE —Excellent for shady places. 
YUCCA —Desert plants that do well in the garden. The tall stems 
in June and July are surmounted with huge clusters of white 
flowers. Leaves heavy, grass-like and evergreen. They spread to 
make a large group. 
YUCCA, AUG-USTIFOI.IA (Y. Glauca)—Soap Weed, white. 
YUCCA, FILAMENTOSA (Adams Needle)—Creamy white. 
PEONIES 
Plant peony roots at a depth so that the top root bud is just 
barely covered with earth. If they are set too deep, they will not 
bloom as they should. 
Fertilizing and watering peonies just before and during the 
flowering season helps produce better blooms. 
We offer only the best large flowering varieties, and all 
peonies listed are 3 to 5 eye roots. Clumps may also be obtained. 
Ask for prices. 
EDULIS SUPERBA —Clear deep pink. Very early_$0.50 
FELIX CROUSSE —Dazzling ruby red _ .75 
PESTIVA MAXIMA —Pure white with a few flecks of car¬ 
mine in the center. Most beautiful white variety._ .50 
MEISSONIER —Free blooming, red _ .50 
PINK _ .40 
WHITE _ .40 
RED _ .40 
WHY COLORADO GROWN PLANTS ARE BEST 
The abundant sunlight of Colorado produces firm, 
hardy wood and thicker bark than is usually found in 
nursery stock grown at lower altitudes. Then too, 
systematic irrigation, together with thorough culti¬ 
vation, develops an extra strong fibrous root system. 
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