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THE SARCOXIE NURSERIES PEONY FIELDS 
'Where to ^ind It Index 
Abelia grandiflora_3 
Aesculus _4 
Almond _3-29 
Althea _3 
Alyssum_21 
Ampelopsis _12 
Anchusa Dropmore_21 
Apple_31 
Apricots _30 
Arabis alpina_13 
Arborvitae _13 
Arbutus, Bush_3 
Artemisia _22 
Arrow-Wood_3 
Ash _11 
Asparagus _29 
Azaleamum _21 
Baby’s Breath _22 
Barberry (Berberis) _4-15 
Balloon Flower_21 
Beautybush _4 
Birch (Betula) _11 
Bittersweet_10 
Blackberries _29 
Blanket Flower_21 
Bleeding Heart_21 
Boysenberry _29 
Buckeye, Red-4 
Buddleia (Butterfly Bush)_4 
Buttercups, Double _21 
Calycanthus floridus _4 
Gannas _27 
Canterbury Bells_21 
Catalpa _11 
Carolina Allspice _4 
Cedar (Red Cedar) _15 
Celastrus (Bittersweet) _10 
Cerastium _21 
Cercis canadensis _12 
Cherry_3 1 
Chionanthus _6 
Chrysanthemums _22 
Clematis _10 
Coreopsis _22 
Cornus (Dogwood)_5-6-12 
Cotoneaster _4 
Crab, Ornamental _11 
Cranberry Bush_5 
Crape Myrtle_5 
Currants, Fruiting_31 
Currant, Golden_5 
Cydonia (Quince) _7 
Dahlias _28 
Daisies _22-23 
Delphinium _22 
Desmodium _5 
Deutzia _5 
Dewberries _29 
Dianthus _23-24 
Digitalis (Foxglove) -22 
Dogwood _5 -11 -12 
Elder, Golden _5 
Eleagnus _7 
Elm_12 
Euonymus_5-10-11-15 
Evergreens _13-15 
Exochorda _7 
Flax, Perennial _22 
Forget-me-not _22 
Forsythia _6 
Foxglove _22 
Fringe, White _6 
Gaillardia _21 
Gladiolus _28 
Globe Flower_ 6 
Gooseberries _31 
Grapes _32 
Grass, Bermuda _26 
Ground Pinks (Phlox sub.) 23 
Gypsophila _21 
Hamamelis_9 
Hemerocallis (Day Lily) _22 
Hemlock _13 
Hibiscus (Althea) _3 
Holly (Ilex) _15 
Hollyhock _22 
Honeysuckle _6-11 
Hydrangea _6 
Hypericum _6 
Iris _26 
Ivy _11 
Juniper (Juniperus) — 11 c 
Kerria _ 
Kolkwitzia_ 
Lagerstroemia _ 
Larkspur (Delphinium) 
Lespedeza (Desmodium) 
Lilac 
Lily 
Lily, Day 
Linden 
Linum perenne 
Mahonia Aquifolium 
Maple _ 
Mock Orange_ 
Moss Pink (Phlox subulata) 23 
Olive, Russian_7 
Oregon Hollygrape_15 
Painted Daisy _23 
Peach, Flowering_12 
Peaches, Fruiting_30 
Pearl Bush_7 
Pears _29 
Peonies _25-26 
Perennials _21-25 
Phlox _23 
Philadelphus _7 
Picea (Spruce) _15 
Pine (Pinus) _15 
Pinks_23 
Platycodon _21 
Plums _30 
Plum, Flowering_12 
Poplar (Populus) _12 
Poppy, Oriental _23 
Privet _7-10 
Pyrethum _23 
Quince, Japan_7 
Raspberries_29 
Redbud _12 
Rhubarb _29 
Ribes odoratum_5 
Rock-Cress, Alpine _23 
Rock Soapwort_24 
Rose of Sharon (Althea)_3 
Roses _17-20 
Salix (Willow) _12-13 
Saponaria_24 
Sedum _24 
Shade Trees_11-12 
Shrubs -3-10 
Snowball _8 
Snow-in-Summer_21 
Spirea _8 
Spruce _15 
Stoke’s Aster (Stokesia)_24 
Stonecrop (Sedum) _24 
Strawberries _32 
Sumac _8 
Sweet Shrub _4 
Sweet William_24 
Syringa (Lilac) _7 
Tamarix_9 
Tsuga canadensis_13 
Veronica _24 
Viburnum (Cranberry Bush) 
5-8-9 
Vines _10-11 
Violets _24 
Vitex_9 
Water Lilies_16-20 
Wayfaring Tree_9 
Weigela _9 
Willow _9-12 
Wintercreeper (Euonymus) 10 
Wisteria _11 
Witch-Hazel _9 
Youngberry _29 
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HOW TO ORDER 
Just make a list of what you want, giving number, name, 
size and price. Tell us if your express or freight office is dif¬ 
ferent from your postoffice, and whether to ship by freight, ex¬ 
press or parcel post. If you do not give a shipping date, we ship 
when we think best according to season and locality. While our 
terms are cash we will ship C. O. D. if half the amount is sent 
with order, but it makes the transportation charges a little higher. 
PLEASE TELL US 
Shall we send a similar variety we consider equal or better if 
any variety ordered is sold out? If you say "no substitution" 
on your order we refund for any we cannot supply. If you do 
not tell us, we use our judgment. When we substitute, the tree 
is labeled with the correct name of the variety sent. If we sent 
Black Ben Davis in place of Ben Davis, it would be labeled 
Black Ben Davis. 
FREIGHT AND EXPRESS SHIPMENTS 
Prices herein are not prepaid unless quoted postpaid. Manu¬ 
factured articles can be of uniform size and weight. Nursery 
stock varies, even the season when shipped sometimes making a 
difference. If we prepaid the larger sizes we would have to es¬ 
timate it plenty so we wouldn’t lose on it on the average, and 
most of the time you would be paying too much. 
PLANTS BY PARCEL POST 
We have in some cases quoted an estimated additional postage 
for Missouri and adjoining states. It cannot always be correct. 
When too much is sent the balance will be refunded. For oth¬ 
er states the postage will be a little more, depending on distance. 
Large trees and shrubs cannot be sent parcel post. 
WHAT TO EXPECT 
Some plants grow large, others small. Some are bushy, others 
not. A Phlox is not as large as a Shasta Daisy. Different va¬ 
rieties of Roses vary in size. An Apple is better rooted than 
a Cherry. These are just examples. We try to give you good 
value and first class stock, but it will vary according to the habit 
of growth. 
OUR GUARANTEE 
We exercise care and diligence to have our varieties true to la¬ 
bel and sell all our stock with the express guarantee that we will, 
on proper proof, replace any that may prove otherwise, or re¬ 
fund the amount paid for the same, which shall constitute tb' 
extent of our liability. 
SALES TAX 
Missouri customers please add two per cent sales tax or such 
amount as may hereafter be enacted. Quotations are necessarily 
subject to State or Federal regulations that may be enacted. 
Printed in the U. S. A. 
