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lO ROSES $1 
All On 
TEA •K * Own Roots 
America’s favorite flower in a spectacular offer. Think of it, 
nameil, hardy, heavily scented everblooxning roses for only 10 cts. 
each. Tlie Hybrid Teas are continuous bloomers and some of our 
finest roses are in this Rroup. Once planted they will live for yeans 
and continue to blossom indefinitely. Here 
is a complete up-to-date collection. 
No. 72R51, 10 for $1.00. 
PINK RADIANCE. Hardy, viRorous and 
prolific. Soft pink. 
RED RADIANCE. Crimson. 
TALISMAN. C orReous assemblage of 
colors, gold, apricot yellow, blood orange, deep 
pink, old rose. 
MAMAN COCHET. Hright clear pink. 
Dark foliage; vigorous. 
LADY'HILLINGDON. Golden yellow. 
LA CHAMPAGNE. Bright pink flowers with silvery tints. 
K. A. VICTORIA. Fragrant. Most perfect white ro.se. 
E. G. HnX. Very large, douVde flower; brilliant unfading red. 
ANTONIA REVOIRE. Rose pink; hand.some veined foliage. 
SUNBURST. Golden yellow flowers. One of the best. 
POINSETTIA GERANIUM 
This New Everbloomlng Geranium 
may be used for bedding during summer, 
lifted and i>lanted in a 4-inch pot this 
fall and vised for hou.se decoration during 
winter. It Is truly EverbloomtnK, 
dazzling scarlet flowers being abun¬ 
dantly.produced at all times. Indi¬ 
vidual flowers resemble miniature 
Poinsettias in b oth color and shape. 
Plant liberally of these dazzling 
beauties ami .surprise your friends 
with this remarkable new novelty. 
You will be deliglited with the 
strong healthy plants we send you. 
No. 50c each; S for $1.4.5. 
10 Chrysanthemums $1 
HARDY POMPON 
Every One A New Variety 
Imagine getting 
such varieties as 
Y'ellow Bird, .Tewell, 
etc. at this unheard 
of price. I.ate in 
autumn, in the 
midst of frosts and 
freezes, these Hardy 
Pompons will make 
the garden gay with 
color. They should be planted most gen¬ 
erously in order to provide a good display, 
for they are almost the only thing in bloom 
at this season, and they live on from year to 
year. You w-ill find all the popular colors in this collection ranging 
from the deepest red through the pinks and yellows to pure white; 
fine for cut flowers. 
No. 6^x33, 10 Chrysanthemums $1.00. 
Tiniest Rose inth« World 
The Most OnUtanding NoTchy of All the Roses 
We cannot imagine 
anything more lovely than 
one or two plants placed 
in a bowl and used for a 
center piece for table, 
decoration. The fra¬ 
grance will perfume the 
entire room. May be used 
for rock gardens or any 
location where a very dwarf plant is de¬ 
sired. A continuous Ivloomer; highly [ler- 
fumed. No. 72R56, 3 plants, $1.00. 
10 Chrysanthemums $1 
Large Flowering Kinds and 
All New Varieties 
Grow giant ex- 
1) i b i t i o n flowers 
like tliOse bou gh I 
from your florist. 
Thi.« collection is 
made ui> c.si>ec:all.\ 
for those of you who 
like the large, hand¬ 
some blooms on long stems that are so poiuilar as cut flowcis 
during the fall. The 10 splendid plants offered here are all different 
and every one a new variety including Innocence, Cavalier, etc. 
The colors are Red, White, Pink, etc. You will have a delightful 
surprise when they come into bloom next fall. 
No. 62x31, 10 Chrysanthemums $1.09. 
7 House Ferns $1 
To be grown in pots indoors, 
seven distinct varieties all different. 
The kinds sent are all be.st suited 
for indoor growing, developing rap¬ 
idly into huge handsome specimens 
with their large dark green fronds, 
.some measuring 5 to 6 feet long and 
fi or more ins. across. Tliey w’ill 
keep growing constantly and do well 
in a shaded window as well as in a 
partly stmny location. Varieties 
.such as Ostrich Plume, Bush Bos¬ 
ton, Crested, etc. are included in 
this collection. 
No. 62x38, 7 Ferns $1.00. 
6 Begonias $1 
For Bedding and Growing Indoors 
For Window Decoration 
These charming plants are the most 
handsome for house culture and bed¬ 
ding. When grown indoors they con¬ 
tinue to flower right through the winter. 
Begonia Speculata, with its large grapes 
leaf foliage, Angel’s Wing with bronze- 
green foliage, Fuchsioides, pink flowers, 
finely cut foliage, Rubra, with large 
carmine flowers, Weltoniensis Alba, 
finely cut foliage, lovely white flowers, 
Sandersonii, with scarlet blooms, so we 
could go on and on, all beautiful hardy 
plants. You will receive 6 handsome plants all different according 
to our stock at the time your order reaches us for $1.00. 
No. 62x36, 1 of each 6 different varieties $1.00. 
G E R A N 1 U M S.91 
Eight different kinds and many 
colors. Set one foot apart in beds 
there is no other plant that will give 
as much color and bloom ptir plant 
as these free flow'ering geraniums; 
they keep producing the enormous 
trusses of double and semi-double 
flowers all summer, and when fall 
comes they may be cut back, lifted 
and placed separately in four inch 
pots, put in a sunny window where 
they will continue to bloom the entire 
winter. One of the l>est all sea.sc)n 
bloomers. 
No. 62x35, 8 for $1.00. 
8 Delphiniums $1 
FJVGLISH HYBRIDS 
Eight field grown clump.s of the finest Del¬ 
phiniums procurable at any price, the ball, 
stately stems of Viloom standing as high as 6 to 
7 feet above the ground, with long tapering 
spire-like spikes 3 feet long and 10 inches in 
diameter. The individual bloom.s are often as 
large as a silver dollar. The.se English Hybrid.s 
arc unquestionably the most beautiful hardy 
plant in existence. The colors include all the 
self-colfvrs in varying shades of blues and 
purjiles with many beautiful combinations and 
blendings of mauve, pink, lavender, etc. Those 
who desire to improve on their already prized 
Delphiniums cannot afford to overlook these 
.su}>erior hybrids. 
No. 62x30. 8 for $1.00. 
[Pajrem GOOD LUCK GARDENS, PARADISE. PA. 
