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| A35-FT. HEDGE.$1.00 I 
We are making this very special offer to prove to you that 
you can have a dense hedge TIGHT AND SOLID AS A STONE 
WALL IN 2 YEARS. We have never found anything like it 
for hardiness, rapid growth, beauty and density. We want to 
send you 35 of these remarkable plants for ONE DOLLAR, 
POSTPAID, just to prove the exceptional merits of this 
hedging which may be closely clipped to make a formal hedge 
of from 2 to 10 feet, at whatever height you may clip it. Plant 
one foot apart in well spaded trench. These are 20 inch plants = 
sent to you PROPERLY CUT BACK, ready to plant. 100 for E 
H a 100 foot hedge sent postpaid for $2.00. I 
PERENNIALS 
PINK CUSHION—Flowers open to a deep orchid pink then change to 
a light orchid with a creamy center finally salmon pink with a soft 
yellow center. Has a record of 3000 flowers the first year. Very hardy. 
40c each 
BLEEDING HEART—This is not a particularly new item, but it is very 
worth while and few gardeners know it. We recommend it very 
highly, equal to or better than the old fashioned Spectabilis variety. 
Rose colored flowers produced all summer. 
30c each 
GEUM FIRE OPAL—An unusual Geum of dazzling rich scarlet with 
orange sheen flowers, often 3 in. across. May to October. 
40c each 
PEONIES 
Strong 3 to 5 eyes. 
EDULIS SUPERBA—Crown type. Clear mauve-pink with silvery reflex. 
Rose fragrance. Early. 
40c each 
FELIX CROUSSE—Rose type. Brilliant ruby-red. Exceptionally fiery, 
bright and effective. Mid-season. 
40c each 
KARL ROSENFIELD—Semi-rose type. Dark velvety crimson, clear and 
brilliant without a trace of purple. Mid-season. 
40c each 
LA TULIPE—Bomb type. Blooms of purest white with daintiest blush 
except for a few cream colored petals and red flakes on central 
petals. Rose fragrance, early. 
40c each 
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FILK EVERGREEN NURSERY 
Biscay, Minnasota 
— Member — 
American Association of Nurserymen .:. Minnesota Nurserymen’s 
Association .:. Minnesota Farm Bureau 
