FANCY NAMED, LARGE FLOWERING GLADIOLUS 
The modern Gladiolus is one of the greatest flowers of the 
day; long-time blooming, easily grown, dependable, gorgeous in 
colorings, and beautiful for indoor decoration. Planted in the open 
in the spring, after severe freezing is past, they are certain to 
bloom all summer. All named Gladiolus are supplied in first class 
strong bulbs, sure to bloom. 
ALBANIA (Kemp) WHITE —White with faint pink markings. 
Ruffled petals. Exceptional. 
ALICE TIPLADY —An old reliable variety of a saffron orange color, 
GOLDEN dream —Tall stems well set with rich yellow blooms 
with gracefully recurved petal tips. 
GIANT NYMPH —Large blooms of light salmon-rose with a lumin¬ 
ous sheen. An exceptionally pretty variety. 
BETTY NUTHALL —Coral pink, orange throat markings. 
HEAVENLY BLUE —Pale blue with darker throat. 
IMMENSITY —Strong growing, bright salmon color. 
MINUET —Clear light lavender, large flowers. 
PICARDY —Soft apricot pink with ruffled florets. 
SWEET LAVENDER —Light lavender with purple blotches. 
GOLDEN MEASURE —A true pure golden yellow. 
DR. F. E. BENNETT —Fiery orange scarlet. Tall, straight 
stems. Very showy and a wonderful cut flower. 
GLADDIE BOY —A beautiful pink, blending with straw 
yellow deep In center. Petals are gracefully frilled. 
VIRGINIA —The best red Glad ever produced. Strong, sturdy 
stems. Very showy and a wonderful cut flower. 
Any above 3 for 15c, 12 for 50c, 25 for 98c, $3.00 per 100 
Red,White and Blue Gladiolus Trio 
HEAVENLY BLUE —Grayish light blue, lower petals deeper; 
ALBANIA, pure white, perfect form and VIRGINIA, a choice 
variety with bright red flowers. All 3 for 24c, 12 for 92c. 
McGregor’s Giant Mixed Orchid Flowering Gladiolus 
The new and fancy orchid flowering Gladiolus in this mixture comprise numerous ruffled varieties, 
and some of the choicest sorts, ranging in color from the delicate pinks through to the crimson and 
wonderful yellow, tan, mauve, lavender and purple shades. They will make a glorious display of 
Gladiolus beauty. 10 for 350, 25 big bulbs, 79c. 50 big bulbs, $1.19; 100 big bulbs, $1.98. 
Big Bargains in Fruits! 
Strawberries-Mastodon 
The most valuable Strawberry to 
date; fruits all summer and fall; 
delicious berries ; largest known; 
easily grown. 25 for $1.10; 50 
for $1.75; 100 for $2.50. 
Standard Varieties 
FAIRFAX—25 for GOc; 50 for 
$1.10; 100 for $1.95. 
PREMIER—25 for 50c; 50 
for 90c; 100 for $1.65. 
SENATOR DUNLAP—25 for BOc; 50 for 90c; 
100 for $1.65. 
BLAKEMORE—25 for BOc; 50 for $1.10; 100 
for $1.95. 
GEM —A New leading everbearing variety is a 
good plant maker. Vigorous grower, bearing heavily 
in all soils and localities. Plant in spring, pick 
berries in fall. 25 for GOc; 100 for $1.45; 250 for 
$2.55; 1000 for $8.25. 
CUMBERLAND — Largest and 
lma9|JUCrrit?9 best of all blackcaps. 25 for 
$1.25; 50 for $2.00; 100 for $3.75. LATHAM— 
Best of all of the red varieties. 25 for $1.50; 50 
for $2.50; 100 for $4.50. 
RlaolrlsAi'riCke ELDORADO —Best blackberry 
DldvIVMcrIIC9 known; jet black; great pro¬ 
ducer; fine quality. 12 for 69c; 25 for $1.50; 50 
for $2.50. 
Dliiikarh MYATTS LINNAEUS— Early. large, 
rillUIJCirM tender and juicy. 3 for 35c; 6 
for GOc; 10 for 80c. 
AcnardO'iie washing rust proof — New 
dgua j-ugf resistant; best of all for ten¬ 
derness and quality. 2 yr. roots, 10 for 45c; 25 
for 90c; 100 for $2.95. 
CONCORD —Most popular blue; 2 yr. 
vines, 25c ea.; 3 for 60c; 10 for 
$1.75. NIAGARA, best white, 2 yr., 30c each; 3 for 
75c. AGAWAM best red; any variety. 2 yr. vines, 
30c each; 3 for 75c; 10 for $2.25. 
Barberry Hedge 
GREEN LEAF BARBERRY— Grows 
anywhere, hardy everywhere, branch¬ 
ing gracefully ; striking color. Valuable 
for making a low dwarf hedge. Can be 
trimmed as desired. Leaves change 
color in autumn to fiery crimson. 
Drooping yellow flower and red ber¬ 
ries. 10 for $1.00; 25 for $2.25; 100 
for $8.00. Larger size 10 for $2.00. 
Privet Hedge 
IBOTA PRIVET —Most valuable of 
the Privet family. Spreading habit, 
hardiest of all varieties. Dense in 
growth, almost evergreen. Grows well 
in all soil. Trim as desired. Becoming 
more popular every year. 10 for 
$1.20; 25 for $2.75; 100 for $10.00. 
Heavier plants, 10 for $2.00; 25 for 
$4.00; 100 for $16.00. 
Complete Index of McGregor’s Year Book for 1940 
Page 
Abella .37 
Abutllon .6 
Acalypha .10. 22 
Achillea .32-33 
Achyranthus .28 
Aegopodium .10 
African Daisy .33 
African Violet ..24-27 
Agapanthus .10 
Agathea .6 
Ageratum .6-40 
Aglaoniena .12 
Almonds, Flw.37 
Aloe .6 
Alternantheras ..14-'28 
Althea .37 
Alyssum .32-40 
Amaryllis .8-16-31 
Ampelopsls .36 
Amygdalus .37 
Anemone .35 
Angel's Trumpet ...16 
Anthericum .26 
Antlgonon .36 
Antirrhinums ... 26-40 
Aqullegla .32-40 
Arabls .33 
Araucaria .8 
Arlstolochla .36 
Armeria .34 
Arrowhead .6 
Artemesia .32 
Asparagus .42 
Asparagus Ferns .6-27 
Aspidistra .8 
Asters .16-33-40 
Aucuba .12 
Azalea .18 
Baby’s Breath 33-35-41 
Baby Tears .6 
Banana Plant .8 
Barberry .37-42 
Begonias .21-23 
Beauty Bush .39 
Beilis Perennls ....33 
Beloperone .6 
Bignonla .8 
Bird of Paradise ..12 
Bittersweet .36 
Blackberries .42 
Blackberry Lily ....32 
Black Calla .26 
Blazing Star .35 
Bleeding Heart ....32 
Blue Bells .34 
Blue Lily of the 
Nile .10 
Boston Ivy .36 
Bottle Brush .8 
Bougainvillea .10 
Bouvardia .8 
Boxwood .39 
Page« 
Brazilian Plume Pit. 6 
Bridal Wreath ....38 
Browallia .6 
Brugmansla .16 
Burl Calif. Redwood 10 
BUsh Honeysuckle ..38 
Butterfly Bush ..16-33 
Cactus .10-40 
Caladlum .31 
Calla .8-16, 26-31 
Callistemon .8 
Calluna .35 
Calycanthus .39 
Camellia .10 
Campanula ..32-34-40 
Candytuft .40 
Cannas .14 
Cardinal Flower ....32 
Carmine Ftn. Plant 14 
Carnations .27-40 
Celastrus (Bitter¬ 
sweet) .36 
Oentaurea .40 
Cerastlum .33 
Cestrum Parqui ....28 
Chinese Evergreen ..12 
Chinese Lantern 
Plant .32 
Chinese Velvet Pit. 30 
Christmas Cactus ...10 
Chrysanthe¬ 
mums .12-19-23 
Cigar Plant , 
Cineraria .... 
Clematis .... 
....36 
Clerodendron 
Cobaea . 
Cockscomb ... 
,...40 
Coleus . 
• lO- 
-27-40 
Columbine 
.32-40 
Colutea . 
....37 
Comet Flower 
...22 
Coral Bells . 
....34 
Coreopsis _ 
...32 
Cork Bark .. 
...38 
Cornus . 
.37-38 
Cosmos . 
,...40 
Cotoneastcr 
,...37 
Crabs, Flw. . 
...37 
Crassula . 
..0-20 
Creeping Myrtle 
16-36 
Crape Myrtle 
,...38 
Crinum . 
_8 
Crotons . 
...14 
t'rown of Thorns 
. .14 
Cuphea . 
.14-28 
Cyclamen .... 
.14-40 
Cydonia Japonlca 
...38 
Cyperus . 
,...30 
Cypripedlum . 
....24 
Dahlias . 
.23-27-40 
Daisy Dhl. Eng. 
...33 
Page 
Daphne .12 
Day Lily .33 
Delphinium^ .26, 33-40 
Desmodium .37 
Deutzlas .37 
Dianthus .27-40 
Dieffenbachla .16 
Digitalis .33 
Dish Ferns .6 
Dogwood .37-38 
Dracaena _12-14-18 
Dusty Miller ...20-40 
Dutchman’s Pipe ...36 
Eloheverlas .14-24 
Episcia .16 
Erlangea .30 
Eschscholtzla .40 
Eulalias .35 
Euonymous .16-38 
Euphorbia .14 
Fairy Lilies .24 
False Dragonhead ..35 
Farfugium .8 
Ferns_12, 15, 23-27 
Ferns Hardy .33 
Feverfew .20 
Ficus .16 
Firecracker Plant ..20 
Fittonia .6 
Flower Garden .... 40 
Flowering Cherry ..38 
Flowering Peach ...37 
Flowering Maples ..6 
Forget-me-not ..33-40 
Forsythia .38 
Fountain of Gold ..8 
Fountain Grass ...20 
Foxglove .33 
Fruits .42 
Fuchsias .20 
Fuchsia, Hardy ...16 
Funkia .33 
Gaillardla .33-41 
Gardenia .21 
Genista .8 
Geraniums 
..8-16. 20-27, 29-40 
Gerbera .33 
Geum .34 
Gladiolus .42 
Glechoma .24 
Globe Amaranth ...40 
Gloxinia .M-41 
Golden Glow .32 
Gourds .40 
Grapes .42 
Grape Ivy .14 
Grasses .35 
Grevillea .12 
Gynura .30 
Page 
Gysophlla _33-35-41 
Hedge Plants .42 
Hellanthemum .33 
Hellchrysum .41 
Heliotrope .24 
tleixlne .6 
Hemcrocallis ..32, 34 
Hen and Chicks 20, 34 
Heuchera .34 
Hibiscus .24-33 
High Bush Cran¬ 
berry .38 
Holly Dwarf .28 
Hollyhocks .33-41 
Honeysuckles .36 
Hoya .16 
Hyacinth Candicans 16 
Hydrangea. Porch 
.12-24 
Hydrangea. Climb .36 
Hydrangea. Hardy 
.37-38-39 
Impatlens .24 
Ipomoea .22 
Ismene .31 
tris .16-33 
Ivies 14, 16,18-24-28-36 
Japanese Quince ...38 
Jasmines ..8, 22-24-28 
Jewel Flower .24 
Justicia .6 
Judas Tree .38 
Kalanchoe .. 24-28, 30 
Kerria .38 
Klenla .26 
Kolkwitzia .39 
Kudzu Vine .36 
Lady Slipper .24 
Lantanas 20-40, 28-30 
Larkspur .40 
Lathyrus .41 
Lemon .28 
Lemon Verbena .... 28 
Leopard Palm .10 
I.i 0 opard Plant .8 
Llatrls .35 
Lilacs .39 
Lilies .8-12-16 
26-31-32-34 
Lily of the Vally 31 
Llnum .34-40-41 
I.ive Forever .35 
Lobelia .28-32 
Lonicera .38 
Lupinus .6-41 
Lychnis .34 
Lycoris .16 
Lythrum .32 
Magnolia .39 
Mahonia .38 
Page 
Mallows .33 
Malphlgla .28 
Mannettla .20 
Maple Japanese ...26 
Uaranta .22 
Marguerite .28 
Marigold .40 
Matrimony Vine ...36 
Mertensia .34 
Mesembryantheinum 30 
Mint Shrub .37 
Moon Flower ...22-41 
Moon Flw. Hardy ..12 
Morning Glories ...40 
Moss Pink .34 
Mountain Rose .36 
Myosotis .33-40 
Myriophyllum .22 
Nasturtiums _40-41 
Nephthytls .6 
Nieotlana .41 
Norfolk Island Pine 8 
Oleander .22 
Oiea Fragrans .22 
Ophlopogon .22 
Orange .28 
Oriental Daisy ....41 
Oxalls .28 
Pachsysandra .85 
Palms 7,8,12-16-18-22 
Pandanus .12 
Pansies ....20, 22-41 
Pansy Geranium ...22 
Parlor Ivy .24-28 
Parrot’s Feather ..22 
Passion Flower 24-41 
Pearl Panicle Flw. 37 
Pedilanthus .26 
Pelargoniums .22 
Peonies .34 
Pennisetum .20 
Peperomia .30 
Perennials 32-33-34-35 
Peruvian Plant .6 
Petunias .18-41 
Philadelphus .38 
Philodendron _18-26 
Phlox Drummond! ..41 
Phlox Hardy ....35-41 
Phlox Subulata ....34 
Physalls .32 
Physostegia .35 
Pilea .26 
Pinks, Hardy ...27-34 
Plant Food 8-15, 26- 
28-29 
Platycodon .32 
Plumbago .22-34 
Poinsettia .8-22 
Polyanthus .34 
Polygonum .36 
Page 
Poppy (Annual) ...41 
Polly (Orient) ..34-41 
Poppy Alpine .34 
Portulaca .41 
Portulaearia Africa 14 
Primroses 13-18-24-34 
Privet .42 
i’runus .37-38 
Pteris .15 
Purple Cone Flw. . .35 
Purple Fringe .39 
Pussy Willow .38 
Pyrethrum .34-41 
Queen Anne’s 
Window Vine ...18 
Raspberries .42 
Red Bud .38 
Resurrection Pit. 12-16 
Rhododendron .14 
Rhubarb .42 
Rock Cress .33 
Rock Garden ...26-41 
Roses ...4-5-7-9-11-13 
Rose Seed .41 
Rose of Sharon ...37 
Royal Purple Plant 18 
Rubber Plant .30 
Rudbeckla .32-35 
Ruellia .30 
Russella .20 
Russian Violet ....28 
Sage . 
Saintpaulla . 
...25-30 
Salix Caprae 
.38 
Salvias . 
26-35-41 
Sansevlera .. 
Saxafraga 
.26 
Saxatlle Compactum 32 
Scablosa .... 
...32-41 
Scarlet Flax 
.34 
Scarlet Plume 
Plant 26 
Schizanthus 
.41 
Screw Pine 
Sea Pink .. 
.34 
Seeds . 
...40-41 
Sensitive Plant ...41 
Scotch Heather ....35 
Sedums ...14 
-18-26-35 
Sempervivum 
...18-34 
Senecio . 
.28 
Shasta Daisy 
...32-40 
Shrubs . 
37-38-39 
Silk Oak .. 
.12 
Silver Lace Vine ...36 
Smoke Bush 
.39 
Smoke Plant 
.26 
Snakes Beard 
00 . 
Snake Plant 
.26 
Snapdragons 
.26-27-40 
Snowball 
.38 
Snowberry 
.39 
Page 
Splrca .37-38-39 
Statice .34 
St. Barnard's Lily 26 
Stephella .24 
Stokesla .33 
Strawberries .42 
Strawl)crry Ger. ... 26 
Strawberry Guava . 26 
Strobllanthus .18 
Surinum .26 
Surprise Plant Coll. 3 
Swainsonla .26 
Sweet Lavender ... .34 
Sweet Olive .22 
Sweet Peas. 
Hardy .36-41 
Sweet Scented Ger. 29 
Sweet Scented Slirub 39 
Sweet William .35-41 
Tamarlx .39 
Thyracanthus .14 
Tlgridla .28 
Tobacco Dust ...26-29 
Tradeseantia .30 
'Trailing Velvet Pit. 30 
Tree Roses .9 
Tricolor Plant .26 
Tritoma .35-41 
Trumpet Creeper ....8 
Tuberoses .31 
Tuberous Begonias .23 
Tunica .35 
Umbrella Plant ...30 
Vase Collection .6 
5’elvet Plant .30 
Verbena .28-41 
Verbena, Hardy ...33 
Veronica .3S 
Vlbernum .38 
vinca .26 
Vines .36 
Viola .10 
Violets .25-30 
Virginia Creeper ..36 
Wandering Jew ... .30 
Water Hyacinth ...30 
Watermelon Begonia 30 
Water Plants .18 
Wax Plant .16-30 
Weeping Firecracker 
Plant .20 
Weeping Lantana ..30 
Weigelas .39 
Wistarias .36 
Wonder Lily .8 
Worm Extermi¬ 
nator .15-24 
Yucca ....35 
I Zenhyranthes .24 
■ Zinnia .41 
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