GRAHAM aBOSS 
LILIES AND HARDY PLANTS 
LARGE SELECTED 
Hardy "Lily Bulbs 
At An Unusually Attractive Price 
Order early— our supply will be quickly exhausted at these special prices. The 
two varieties listed here have proven most popular. 
For spring planting. Many flower lovers seem to have just become aware of the 
fact that practically all varieties of hardy Lilies do well in Montana. They take no 
special culture, but will do best in a place where they will receive semi-shade. If 
planted along side of hedge or in a bed of perennials they will have enough shade 
to permit the Lilies to grow to the best advantage. Light well drained soil is recom¬ 
mended, but if your soil is heavy a few 
bulb will help prevent the accumulation 
might ro: it. 
1638—REGALE—(Regal Lily). 3-5 feet. 
Magnificent, large, trumpet-shaped, sweet 
scented, white flowers, shaded pink on 
the outside and tinged with canary yel¬ 
low at the base. Blooms in July. Cover 
bulbs 7 inches deep. 30c each; 3 for 50c; 
6 for 90c. 
handfuls of Peat Moss or sand under the 
of excess water around the bulb which 
AURATUM—(Gold Banded Lily of Jap¬ 
an). 3-5 feet. Large, graceful, fragrant, 
ivory white flowers thickly studded with 
deep crimson spots and striped through 
the center with golden yellow. Blooms 
during July and September. Cover bulbs 
8 inches deep. Extra-large flowering 
bulbs, 30c each; 6 for $1.45. 
Regal Lilies Grown by Mrs. J. L. 
Munson, 2726 Second Ave. So., 
Great Falls 
Peonies What Are Sure to Bloom 
AMERICA'S MOST BEAUTIFUL PERENNIAL 
Special selection of roots enable you to plant as successfully in the Spring as in the Fall. Peonies may be ordered 
from this list for planting in September, October and November. 
Special Note: The following Peonies are all strong 3-5 eye roots, carefully dug, inspected and specially wrapped with 
cultural directions in each package. They are protected entirely with cellophane. 
KARL ROSEFIELD— As an early red this peony has no 
equal. Very large flower. Extremely vigorous grower. Tall, 
bushy plants and very free flowering. 45c each; postage, 
10c per root. 
THERESE— A splendid new pink that is rated very high. 
Strong grower, good bloomer. Each, 45c; postage, 10c. 
FESTIVA MAXIMA— Large early white with crimson mark¬ 
ing in center. Full rose type; tall, very strong grower. 35c 
each; postage, 10c per root. 
SPECIAL COLLECTION— 1 each of above named Peonies. 
Postpaid for only $1.25. 
Hardy Plants 
PERENNIALS 
Hardy field grown plants, each wrapped so that roots reach you in good con¬ 
dition. Labeled correctly. Where description is not shown below, see seed section. 
ASTERS— Michaelmas Daisies—Red. 
BABY'S BREATH— Gypsophila. 
BLUEBIRD FLOWER— Veronica. Small spikes of rich blue flowers. Very fragrant. 
CANTERBURY BELLS— Blue, Rose, White. 
HARDY GARDEN CARNATION— Dark Red. Very fragrant. 
CLOVE PINKS— Old fashioned fragrant Pinks. 
COLUMBINE— Mrs. Scott Elliott hybrids. 
DELPHINIUM— Large Hybrids, light and dark blue. 
FOXGLOVE— Assorted colors. 
GAILLARDIA— New, improved large flowers. 
PAINTED DAISY— Pink. 
PHLOX— Red, Pink, White. 
SHASTA DAISY— Alaska. Large white. 
SWEET WILLIAM— Assorted, double. 
Prices on all of the above plants, 20c each or any six for $1.00. Postage to third 
zone, for the first plant, 8c, and each additional plant, 4c. 
HARDY NEW "CUSHION MUMS" 
KOREAN CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
Plants are dwarf and free flowering. They are extremely hardy. Flowers 
are excellent for cutting, as they will remain fresh and attractive for 
many days after cutting. Supplied in following colors: pink, red and 
bronze. Each, 35c; 3, $1.00. 
1628—BLEEDING HEARTS 
Old fashioned full flowering. 35c; post¬ 
age, 10c per plant extra. 
FLOWER 
PLANTS 
ANNUALS 
We can supply flower plants 
of the following annual flowers: 
1574—Sweet Alyssum 
1576—Aster 
1578—Canterbury Bells 
1580—Lobelia 
1582—Snapdragon 
1584—Petunias 
1586—Phlox 
1588—Verbenas 
1590—Stocks 
All plants 50c per doz. Pack¬ 
ing and postage to any city in 
the third zone 20c per doz. extra. 
1592—PANSY PLANTS. Swiss 
Giants, the largest and best col¬ 
ored pansies available. Per doz., 
75c. Packing and postage 20c 
per doz. extra to any city in the 
third zone. 
Orders for less than one dozen 
plants of any variety will not be 
accepted. 
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