

ae vane ae ni of pene both | ornamental "ane, fruit 
i , that are not listed in this general catalog 
"because our stock of thern-is not extensive. 
Pile ee us: know if, you are interested: in. any 
item we: do: not have listed. here. We’ ve pmbably 
got itt Seen a 
LARGER SIZES—Also, we. have: many plants, 
A eapeetalty ‘evergreens and shade trees, in sizes 
larger than listed herewith. Those: who /are in- 
_ terested’ in larger specimens are invited’ to write 
a us, Or: - better yet—call, and select the desired: 
on specimens yourself. _ 
ey o SELECT YOUR. ‘stock PERSONALLY—Our 
_ customers _ are. invited, “when, they. so desire, to 
-. come to our nursery and make personal selection 
, of their stock. 
| FREE TWIN CITY DELIVERY—Deliveries are 




un 4 } “made free of charge in the Twin Cities and sub- 
ee We operate 9 trucks and business cars for 
ur service. 

notice. 
ay STORAGE CELLARS—Our new, modern stor- 
; as ‘ age kee enable us to keep deciduous stock in| 
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OUR CUSTOMERS  si(‘(<‘(e 
the “pink” of dormant planting condition for 
the late spring and early summer planter. 
‘PLANTING SERVICE—We invite those who 
wish to have their stock planted, ‘to ‘avail 
themselves of the services of our skilled horti- 
culturists. We can furnish these expert work- 
men in the Twin City area at the following 
rates: Evergreens at 30 per cent of the cost of © 
the stock, and other stock at 50 per cent of the 
cost of the stock. Arrangements can be made 
for this service. anywhere in the Northwest. 
For the clients’ protection our workmen are 
fully covered by Workmen’s Compensation. In- 
surance, 
DANIELS LIBERAL GUARANTEE—We use 
every precaution in growing and handling our 
nursery stock and deliver only plants. of the 
highest possible quality. However, should any 
plants die before the October 1st following plant: | 
ing The Daniels Nursery agrees to replace such 
plants at one half the prices listed in this cata- 
log. Prompt payment of accounts must be made 
in-full or the above guarantee is void. 

- NOTE—Because of the rapidly Chaotic conditions and the unpredictable future, the prices 
quoted herein are guaranteed. only for spring 1942. and are subject to ee without 
| DANIELS PERENNIALS —Continued: fom page 10 
_ PEONY (concluded) 
_ —PRESIDENT | ROOSEVELT—T- 5—Deep red... 
. Mid-season. — 
—REINE HORTENSE—8- 7— Apple blossom» 
“aN pink. Fragrant. Late 
4. SARA BERNHARDT—9-0— Apple blossom 
Aiton). onic. Dates | | 
Re Raensk, 4 —WALTER FAXON—9-3— Soft coral 
High! Fragrant. Mid-season. 
_ +-KARL ROSENFIELD—8-8— Rose Red, Late. 
- PHLOX ager 
—DR.. CHAS, MAYO—White. Crimson. eye. 
UMAR 
| ELIZABETH CAMPBELL—Light salmon-pink. 
et EN CHANTRESS—Bright salmon pink.. 
JULES. SANDEAU—Large flowers. Fine pink. 
4 MILLE . VON HOBOKEN—Bright pink, suf- 
fused with mauve. _ 
_ =MISS JENKINS—Pure white. 
|| =-MRS, PERKINS—Pure white. 
_  =RHINSTROM—Tall. Rose-pink. 

| -RHINELANDER—Salmon anges Carmine eye. 
|. =—THOR—Salmon pink Small red eye. - 
VAN LASSBURG—Tall white. Mid-season. 

pink. : 
‘ By ‘COMPE. Tall ‘Amarynth color. Very brill- | 
PYRETHRUM— 
at ee 'P. STRUTHERS—Salmon pink—scarlet 
—WIDAR—Medium eset Violet with waite 
SOY Ose 
PHLOX SUBLATA 
—AMOENA—A low species, native to ary hills i 
- and’ barrens. Flower pink. 
—FAIRY—Pale blue with dwart purple eye. A 
beautiful little rock plant. 
—VIVID—Bright pink with fiery red eye. One 
of the finest creeping Phlox. 
POLEMONIUM — .Richardsoni. 8 in. | Fernlike 
foliage. Blue and White Flowers, June: July. 
PHYSOSTEGIA— ‘False Dragon - Head. a tt. 
Pink .or White Flowers. July-August, 
PLATYCODON— “Balloon Flower. «3% ft. Star 
Shaped flowers Blue and White: June. ‘to 
_ * October. ; 
roseum hybradi— Painted 
Daisy. 3 ft. Daisy like flowers in’ separate. 
colors .of Blood. Red, Light pia White pend 
Pastel shades. 
PYETHRUM Uliginosum—Fall’ Daisy. vat os 
Large daisy flowers. August- September. ih 
RUDBECKIA—Golden Glow. 5 ft. Double ‘yellow 
dahlia like flowers. Oct. Ua 
—Newmanii. 5 ft “Black Eyed ‘Susan’, Oct. 
—Purpurea—Purple Cone Flower. 4 ft. Reddish 
‘purple flowers. July: -Oct. 
