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GOLDEN RAIN  (Koelreuteria). See Japanese 
Lantern Tree. 
GRAPES. Bayle different. Named as follows: 
Niagura, white; Concord, blue; Catawba, red; 
Champagne, new DronZze. ..-eeeereereeereecesee 
GUAVA. This is the true Guava famous for its 
fine jelly. Stands 20° freezing. SU TUM Mtawes ents 
GRASS SEED. Extra quality. Velvet lawn for 
Sun. G4) GUSTER Fea wk wesw aise ore etree ue cre 
GRASS SEED. For shade. 3 CUUALES gs = oe yam ot re 
HEATHER R. Flowers in winter. 4 different .. 
HEDGE, or Privet. 18 in. PMY) OMAAE Bop snousob00 98 
HELIANTHUS, or Hardy Sunflower, fine for 
Wtead FAQ double and single in five distinct 
SOLES mle nee ee imal sie apn copbeddy nantey hile geese) oearen 
HELIOTROPE (Valeriana). Ult. H: 30 in. Hardy 
garden sort. Tall perennial with attractive blue 
flowers. On close observation the plant and 
flower is quite coarse in appearance .---++-++-+: 
HEMLOCK. Canadian. Transplanted. I*ine plants. 
An evergreen that thrives in the shade ....---- 
Seedlings 10 to 12. Nice and bushy. $8.50 per 100 
HEMEROCALLIS. These perennial Lilies have 
come into favor, due to their constant bloom 
and easy culture. We have the following all 
summer, flowering assortment .....-.+seeeeeres 
1—Dumortieri. Dwarf, 14ft. June, cadmium 
yellow 
2—Orangemen. 5 ft. Handsome orange tinted 
white. Late July. 
3—TLemon Beauty. 6 ft. July, lemon yellow 
4—Kwanso Flora plena. Fully double. Hand- 
some red-orange. 3 ft. May. 
5--Thunbergia. 2 ft. Excellent cut flower. Pale 
orange. 
6—Hyperion. Regardless of all the highly prais- 
ed new varieties, we can look forward to 
but one that superseded all others. That 
one is the Hyperion. Flowers are extreme- 
ly large and a glowing yellow. Be sure to 
have this variety in your garden .....-.-- 
7--Mikado. Flowers tangerine with a heavy red 
bronze spot. Very attractive and one of 
the best in its class. Height 2 ft. .....-.-- 
HENS AND CHICKENS. R. Mixed .....-+.--eees 
HEUCHERA. R. Leathery leaves near ground. 
Graceful spikes of flowers, red, pink and white 
HIBISCUS (Mallow Marvel). Different SOLUSIA. 1c 
HOLLYHOCK. P. Assorted, single or double 
Ult. H. 6 ft. Excellent for background effect. 
(100 for $8.00) 
HONEYSUCKLE. See Vines. 
HONEYSUCKLE (Gold Flame) <A_ climber, 
though will form an excellent shrub. By_cut- 
ting the vines the plant will stand erect. Flow- 
ers all summer and is highly attractive. En- 
tirely new and an outstanding novelty. ....-+-- 
HORSE CHESTNUT. Red flowering. Heavy 
rooted, PlAanthare Lami seen me ee ee ee 
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All plants received this morning in first class condition. 
Thank you, 
Conshohocken, Penna. 
