Write for Special Prices on Tulips, Etc., for Fall Planting 
REGULAR PERENNIALS—Your Choice 3 for 45c; 7 for 95c 
Hardy varieties sure to bloom this 
season. Sturdy, field grown plants 
guaranteed to arrive in proper plant¬ 
ing condition. Size given is height fully 
grown. The varieties * are fine for 
Rock Gardens. Don’t order after May 
gQth. 
ACHILLEA—The Pearl. Pure white 
flowers borne in clusters all summer. 
Thrives everywhere. 18". 
BABY’S BREATH—Gypsophila. A mass 
of delicate, misty pinkish white 
bloom, effective in bouquets or gar¬ 
den. Hardy. July. 24". 
•BLEEDING HEART—Exiniia. Blooms 
from early spring until after snow 
falls. Very hardy—thrives in sun or 
shade. 10". 
CARNATIONS—Hardy Garden. Sweetly 
fragrant, semi-double Carnations. 
Perfectly hardy and free flowering all 
season. 18". Choice, Red, Pink or 
White. 
COLUMBINE—Monarch Hybrids. Long 
spurred Hybrids. Graceful flowers in 
a galaxy of lovely shades Red, Pink, 
Blue and Yellow. 24-30". 
•DAISY— Shasta Alaska. The new 
larger, more beautiful Shasta Daisy. 
Vigorous growing, very free flower¬ 
ing. Very hardy. June-Sept. 18-24". 
•DAISY — PAINTED (Pyrethrum). 
Dainty bloom in shades of Red, Pink 
and White—attractive foliage. May- 
June. 15". 
DELPHINIUM—Giant English Hybrids. 
Long, showy spikes in lovely shades 
of Blue, Pink and Lavender—mixed 
single and double. Perfectly hardy. 
June to frost, 3 to 4 ft. 
DELPHINIUM — Belladonna. That 
lovely clear turquoise blue with white 
center. A fine spike cut flowers. 
June to frost. 3 to 4 ft. 
•GAILLARDIA—Sunset. New, red 
bronze Gaillardia seldom showing any 
' yellow. Larger, better cut-flower all 
summer and fall. Very hardy. 18". 
HOLLYHOCKS—Double. Stately spikes 
of showy old-fashioned flowers. The 
brightest spot in any garden. Choice 
Red, Pink or Yellow. July. 4-6 ft. 
SWEET PEAS—Hardy. A favorite in 
European gardens for low arbor trel¬ 
lis. Hardy. Blooms for long season. 
Choice of Red, Pink or White. 
TR1TOMA—Red Hot Poker. Rich, flam¬ 
ing Orange-scarlet flower spikes borne 
on strong stems, 2 ft. high. A riot 
of color from August to frost. Hardy. 
•VERBENA-*—Lilac Rose. A mass of 
purplish blue flowers all summer. 
This new Verbena is of spreading 
habit are very hardy if mulched. 
•VIOLET—Hardy Prince of Wales. An 
old English strain of large, very fra¬ 
grant, deep purple Violets. Blooms 
until frost. Thrives in shade. 
YUCCA—Adams Needle. Striking, tall 
spikes of creamy white flowers. Dis¬ 
tinctive sword-like, almost evergreen 
foliage. Very hardy. Plant in sunny, 
well drained location. 
PRICES 
3 for 45c; 1 for 95c. 
PHLOX—Hardy Old Favorites. The 
bright spot in your garden in 
summer and early fall. These are 
bea'utiful varieties and unusual 
value at Berry’s low price. Hardy, 
easy to grow and very desirable. 
RED FLARE. Very large florets of 
flashing scarlet with slightly 
darker center. 24-30". 
CHAMPS ELYSEE. Rich deep pur¬ 
ple florets on large compact 
trusses. 30". 
PANTHEON. Sweetly fragrant, 
deep salmon Rose. 24-30". 
SNOW SPRITE. One of the best 
snow white Phlox. 30-36". 
BRILLIANT. Large trusses of bril¬ 
liant red flowers with darker eye. 
B. COMPTE. Best clear reddish- 
purple Phlox. Extra good. 30". 
LA VAGUE. Dainty mauve pink 
with rose eye. Large florets. 30". 
R. P. STRUTIIERS. Large, well 
filled trusses of salmon pink with 
scarlet eye. 30". 
No. 692—Phlox Garden. 
1 Each of Above 8 @ $1.00. 
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EXTRA CHOICE 
FAVORITES 
at New Low Prices 
BLEEDING HEART. Old- 
fashioned. The pride of 
Grandmother’s garden and 
still one of the loveliest, 
most satisfactory Peren¬ 
nials. Thrives in partial 
shade. Graceful sprays of 
heart shaped pink blooms. 
Each, 35c; 3 for 95c. 
NEW PHLOX 
best of the newer varieties of 
this gorgeous, free flowering, extra har¬ 
dy family. The best of the late summer 
Perennials and the easiest to grow. 
2 for 50c; 4 for 90c. 
FLORA T. REIDY. Large ivory white 
florets on well filled trusses. 24-30". 
MORGANROOD. Flashing rose pink 
with slightly darker eye. 30-36". 
H. KOEHL. Large florets of sparkling 
full tone red. Best red Phlox. 24". 
WM. K ESS El, RING. Deep plum-purple 
with dainty orchid eye. 24". 
H. B. MAY. Exquisite clear pink. Ex¬ 
tra large florets on big heads. 
GENERAL PETAIN. Large compact 
heads of rich wine red. 24-30". 
CUSHION MUMS 
The earliest blooming Chrysanthe¬ 
mums. Very hardy, vigorous, and sure 
to bloom before frost. It is not un¬ 
usual for these varieties to produce 
hundreds of blooms on each plant, the 
first fall after planting. 
2 for 49c; 4 for 90c. 
Pink Cushion—Lovely silvery pink. 
Bronze Cushion—Rich golden bronze. 
Red Cushion—Brilliant red. 
HARDY EARLY MUMS 
2 @ 40c; 6 @ $1.10. 
VIVID. Larger, rosy crimson, double 
blooms in September. 3 ft. 
ROSY MORN. Beautiful silvery pink 
in early Fall. 3 ft. 
MARION HATTON. Larger flowers of 
bright canary yellow, in great pro¬ 
fusion. 
WHITE DOTY. Large heads of pure 
white pom pom flowers for cutting. 
EARLY BRONZE. Masses of golden 
bronze flowers in late August. 18". 
BEAUTIFUL FLOWERING BULBS 
CANNA 
PEONIES 
GLADIOLUS 
America’s favorite bedding plant! Nature’s 
treat to the eye! Glorious large blooming 
flowers that last till frost in the border or lied. 
Luxurious foliage* in striking shades of Green 
. or Bronze, with attractive bloom in flashing 
Red, brilliant Pink, and mottled Yellow. One 
of the easiest roots to grow and most effec- 
I tive when planted in beds or in masses in the 
border. Plant earlv—not later than May 15tli. 
3 f or 25c; 10 for 69c; 25 for $1.50. 
RED — King Humbert — Fiery Red, Bronze 
Foliage—4% ft. 
'President —Vivid Scarlet, Green Foliage—4 ft. 
Statue of Liberty —Orange Scarlet, Bronze 
Foliage—6 ft. 
PINK—Hungaria— Rose Pink, Green Foliage 
—3y 2 ft. 
YELLOW — Richard Wallace —Canary Yellow, 
Light Green Foliage—4 ft. 
Yellow King Humbert —Yellow mottled Red, 
dark Green Foliage—4% ft. 
APRICOT — Wyoming —Apricot bronze. Bronze 
•'^Foliage—5 ft. 
7 Foot Canna Bed 
i No. 230—19 Roots for $1.00. 
,’l— Statue of Liberty —Center. 
' 6 —Red King Humbert— 1st Circle. 
12 —President— Outside. 
9 Foot Canna Bed 
No. 231—29 Roots for $1.65. 
2—Wyoming. 9—Yellow King Ilumbers. 
18—Hungaria. 
The finest Garden Flower! Perfectly hardy, 
disease resistant—easy to grow. Early spring 
planting of our better peonies will usually 
bring blooms the first year. Fine for Me¬ 
morial Plantings. They will last a lifetime, 
and require no special care. 
Good, strong, 3 to 5 eye divisions of excel¬ 
lent varieties. 
BEST LOVED VARIETIES 
2 for 59c; 4 for $1.09. 
EDULIS SUPERBA. Best Decoration Day 
Peony—brilliant mauve pink. 
FESTIVA MAXIMA. Early, large white. 
KARL ROSENFIELD. Extra large, dark red. 
FELIX CROUSSE. Brilliant rose-red. 
FRANCOIS ORTEGAT. Large deep crimson 
with brilliant golden-yellow anthers. 
No. 204—Memorial Day Peony Garden. 
1 Eac h of Above 5 @ $1.15. 
No. 205—Peony Color Garden. 
1 Each of Red, Pink and White @ 59c. 
HARDY LILIES 
2 for 35c; 7 for $1.00. 
PHILIPPINE. Hardy. Easter Lily. Large, 
pure White. Hardy, very fragrant and ex¬ 
tra good. 
REGAL. Snowy white, pure yellow center. 
Delightfully fragrant. Extra hardy. 
C0NC0L0R. One of the best lower growing 
Lilies with erect star-shaped flowers of red. 
No. 690—Lily Garden. 
2 Each of the Above 6 @ 85c. 
Most of our customers prefer to buy 
the lower priced “Supreme” Mixture 
which we have been featuring. An ex¬ 
cellent assortment of good varieties, in 
all Gladiolus shades. Good sized Bulbs 
that are sure to bloom this year. We 
think it the best Gladiolus mixture on 
the market. We save you money on the 
best varieties and guarantee satisfac¬ 
tory quality. 
BERRY’S “SUPREME” MIXTURE 
25 BULBS FOR 50c. 
60 BULBS FOR $1.00. 
POSTPAID 
GIANT DAHLIAS 
2 & 55c; 4 @ 95c. 
A unique selection of choice varie¬ 
ties famed for producing extra large 
blooms—giants! 
JANE COWL. Old gold. 
THE COMMODORE. Very large, clear 
yellow. 
JERSEY BEAUTY. Glorious pink. 
PRIDE OF CALIFORNIA. Vivid red. 
BASHFUL GIANT. Apricot with gold. 
PINK MAMMOTH. Huge, orchid pink. 
No. 691—Garden of. Giants. 
1 Each of Above 6^—$1.25. 
