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THE Moor. Dark red flowers, 3 inches across. Late Sep- 
tember. 2 feet. 
RosE Grow (New). Raspberry and old rose. Profuse. 114% 
feet. October 10th. Each, 35¢. 
SUNKIST. Exceedingly free flowering, bright orange. Dwarf. 
SINGLE KoREAN HysBrips 
APHRODITE. Soft pink changing to ivory-white. 2 feet. 
October 5th. 
APOLLO. The outstanding single bronze-red, old gold and 
glowing salmon shadings. 21% feet. October 12th. 
APPEAL. Blush-pink. Has dainty, long narrow petals. 21% 
feet. October L5th. 
Ceres. Old gold, chamois-yellow and soft coppery bronze. 
Extra free flowering. 2-214 feet. October 10th. 
Country Girt. Soft glistening pink. Vigorous. 3 feet. 
October 15th. 
DAPHNE. A new shade of daphne-pink with prominent golden 
stamens. Flowers frost-resistant. 2-244 feet. October 12th. 
HEBE.. .Luminous pink-golden yellow center; unbelievable 
quantities of fragrant blossoms. 21% feet. Late September. 
INNOCENCE. 214-inch pure white flowers. 18 inches high. 
2-foot spread. October 10th. 
SATURN. Brilliant sparkling orange. 214-3 feet. October 5th. 
COLLECTION DE LUXE 
12 KoreAN Hysrips 
(Our Selection) 
Exquisite colors A real bargain. 
Value $3.00. Only $2.00. 
AZALEAMUMS 
Azaleamums belong to the Chrysanthemum family, but in 
habit of growth it resembles an Azalea in full bloom, hence 
its name. Each plant, when given good cultivation, produces 
hundreds of blooms. Don’t fail to plant some of these in your 
garden. 
BronzE Beauty (King Cushion). Flowers open to rich 
bronze, turning to bronzy yellow. 
