
RED BUD or JUDAS TREE 
(Cercis canadensis) 
No home planting is complete, with- 
out at least one of these attractive 
low-growing trees. The exquisite 
pink, sweet pea shaped blossoms are 
borne in abundance on the slender, 
graceful dark brown twigs and are 
followed by large, heart-shaped, lush 
green foliage which has a reddish tip 
when first opening. The trees are 
hardy, the bloom reliable and few 
diseases affect them. You will surely 
wish to order several at these 
attractive prices: 
Sito featien $1.50 each 
Ato Sifeet) acs. 2.00 each 
5 to 6 feet....... 2.50 each 
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MASTER COLLECTION 
OF BEAUTIFUL IRIS 
What could take the place of these lovely flowers 
in the garden? Truly the King of late May and 
early June blossoms. As specimen clumps, mixed 
with the perennial border or for massed landscape 
effects they have no peer. They are best trans- 
planted in the early Fall. We offer as a special 
for this season only: 
Iris Germanica—1 each of 12 named varieties, 
of our selection, and all labeled, for $1.35, post- 
paid; 2 of each for $2.60, postpaid. 
BITTERSWEET 
(Celastrus orbiculatus) (Celastrus scandens) 
(red berries) 
(orange berries) 
It almost seems a waste of effort to try to describe 
these universally known vines. Who is there who 
has not seen their gnarly, twisting vines gracing 
some ancient fence corner or festooning an aged 
stump. Their gorgeous berries have furnished 
winter decoration for our homes for many years. 
Large 3-year plants, each $0.40; 3 for $1.10. 
Sent prepaid. 
A $12.00 
Value for 

TREES, SEEDS, SHRUBS, 
FLOWERS ano FRUITS 
FOR A 
%& Note instructions on enclosed order blank. 
ATTENTION, 
AMERICANS! 
It is our desire to co-operate with the Government’s 
policy toward the stabilization of prices. This necessi- 
tates some sacrifices, one of which is the elimination of 
our usual Fall Garden Book. 
In this folder we are listing some of our special offer- 
ings, and for ordering any other material not listed, 
please use the prices listed in our Spring Garden Book. 
You probably recognize the fact that all of our costs 
have gone up materially. It is our desire and duty to 
keep our prices to our customers as low as possible. -By 
cutting several corners without reducing the quality of 
our.merchandise, we have been able to do this. We are 
passing on to you the benefit of these lower prices. 
We are sure that the quality of our merchandise and 
our efforts in this National Emergency will warrant your 
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STORRS & HARRISON, ‘INC. 
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REGAL COLLECTION OF 
FRENCH HYBRID LILACS 
(Syringa vulgaris) 
These magnificent shrubs send forth their gorgeous flowers each Spring 
to brighten our lives with their delicate colors and enticing fragrance. 
We offer an excellent color selection at an attractive: price. Husky, 
well-grown 18 to 24 inch plants, most of which are already blooming: 
Alphonse Lavelle— 
Double intense blue....... $1.00 
Charles Joly— 
Double purple red......... 1.00 
Edouard Andre— 
Double clear rose.......... 1.00 
La Tour d’Auvergne— 
Double purple............. 1.00 
Michael Buchner— 
Double rich bi-color. i, 4200 
Madame Abel Chatenay— 
Double pure white......... 1.00 
President Grevy— 
Double light blue.......... 1.00 
Vivand Morel— 
Double lilact Ie ae eu 1.00 
Waldeck-Rousseau— 
Double violet.............. 1.00 
Ludwig Spaeth— 
Single red vats sects 1.00 
Charles the Tenth— 
Single blush violet red...... 1.00 
Marie Legraye— 
Single pure white.......... 1.00 
Value...... $12.00 
We will send you one each of the above for $9.00. Six of your selection 
for $5.25; six of our selection for $4.50. 
The same in larger 2 to 3 foot sizes, each $1.25; 1 each of the twelve 
varieties, a value of $15.00 for $12.00. ‘Six of your selection for $6.75; 
six of our selection for $6.00. 
They will all be separately labeled and sent express collect. 
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MOUNTAIN ASH 
(Sorbus aucuparia) 
From winter's gaunt, picturesque 
limbs break forth many delicate fern- 
like leaves. To these leaves are 
added clusters of attractive small, 
white flowers. It would seem that 
this is all we could expect from one 
tree but nature culminates the dis- 
play with many clusters of fiery, 
orange berries which cling to the 
twigs long after the leaves have 
fallen. A tree that gives much and 
asks little in the way of soil or water. 
Prices this fall only: 
4to 5 feet....... $1.40 each 
Sito Gifeetaenase: 1.95 each 
6 to 8 feet....... 2.40 each 
Sent express or freight collect. 
Pride of the 
Garden Collection 
ORIENTAL POPPIES 
(Papaver orientale) 
Nothing can equal these glorious flowers for a 
dazzling display of barbaric color. The shades 
Tun from white, through delicate pastel pinks and 
lavenders, brilliant orange, to vivid fiery reds. 
Many have contrasting blotchings and marblings. 
They are best transplanted now—early Fall. From 
the lists in our Spring Garden Book we have 
selected three unusually fine ones. 
Beauty of Livermore—Deep ox blood red with 
black blotch. 
Fairy—Clear baby pink. 
Joyce—Tall stems, flowers cherry red. 
Each, $0.35; 3 for $0.95; 1 doz. $2.90 
We also offer one each of six labeled varieties, 
our selection, for $1.35; two of each of six labeled 
varieties for $2.60. 
These are fine field grown roots and are sent 
POSTPAID 
EVERGREEN BITTERSWEET 
BIG LEAF WINTERCREEPER 
(Euonymus radicans vegetus) 
One of the finest of the broad-leaved evergreens. 
Of a rather spreading growth, they offer a wealth 
of waxy, green leaves the year around with a 
glorious display of orange-golden bittersweet-like 
berries in the Fall and early Winter. They will 
cling to and creep over brick or stone walls if so 
desired. They are not particular as to soil and will 
withstand full shade. 
Healthy 9 to 12 inch plants, each $0.45; 3 for 
$1.25; 1 doz. for $4.50. 
Large 12 to 15 inch plants, each $0.60; 3 for 
$1.60; 1 doz. for $6.00. 
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