THE FOLLOWING 60c EACH; 5 FOR $2.50; 10 FOR $4..00 PREPAID 
Adorable Azura, Bauers Ideal, Blue River, California Peach, Dorothy Stone, 
Dwight W.- Morrow, Elite Beach, Forest Fire, Henley’s Giant; Velvet 
Wonder, Leland Stanford, Monarch of the East, Pacific Splendor, Pink Elegance, 
Red Menace, Sunlash, Virginia Pelicano, and Yellow Marvel. 
THE FOLLOWING $1.00 EACH; 5 FOR $4.00 PREPAID 
Alice May, Burch Foraker, Everybody’s Favorite, Freda George, Gillmans Beauty, 
High Speed, Lord of Autumn, Mayor Frank Otis, Megan Callahan, Mrs. B. Ambers, 
Paul Deetjen, Pink Giant, Progress, Rita Ballin, Rita Wells, Victory and Your Lucky 
Star. (Extras included with ail orders.) 
—BEARDLESS IRIS—SHELFORD’S GIANT—GIANT LATE YELLOW— 
A real garden show; grows 6 to 7 feet tall and florets resemble an orchid, unlike 
German iris, this variety thrives in a moist situation. 50c each; 3 for $1.00, prepaid 
PERENNIALS—While we have a large assortment in the better and new novelty 
items; demand here premits us to list only a few that are in surplus. 
Mix them up as you choose, 10 for $1.00 prepaid; 50 for $2.50, express collect. 
ARTEMISA (Silver King’), best white foilage contrast plant. 
EUPHORBIA CORALATA, similar to double baby breath, blooms late, excellent 
with cut Glads. 
LAMIUM MACULATUM, a very fine new variagated leaf grounc cover, small 
reddish purple flowers, thrives in sun or dense shade. 
LYTHRUM ROSEUM, very showy rose purple spikes, desirable shrubby plant. 
MYRTLE (Creeping) Good evergreen erovrd cover for sun or shade, blue flowers. 
NEW DWARFT ASTERS—Ronee; (e-sy— 2 of the varieties introduced from 
England, grows 1 foot high; Ver @ 07> d covered with lilac pink flowers in 




POLYGONUM BALDSCHONUM. showy-large leaved tropical looking plants, 4 to 
7 feet high that thrive in moist sitWa@tiens 
PHLOX & HIBISCUS (Giant Mallow) ase0! 


sorted colors. 
PEONIES—Upwards cf 100 varieties; IRIS—Many recent introductions to offer; 
EREMURUS (Desert Candle or Foxtail Lily The sensation of the garden; LILLIES 
and ORIENTAL POPPIES in variety. Please ask for early fall list and save on your 
requirements. 
In the past we have been favored with some exceptionally large orders end in 
conformity with our belief that these buyers are entitled to select a portion of their 
premium bulbs, we are pleased to make the following additional offer: On orders 
aggregating $25.00 net, representing all classes in our list, select 10 bulbs extra, 
any size, from the following: Alsace, Amigo, American Commander. Jare Withers, 
Pink Radiance or Redwin. (This means you may have 10 bulbs of one variety or 
mix them up as you choose.) 
On orders aggregating $50.00 net. you may select 20 bulbs including the above 
items together with Silvery Teton and Zacatey, not over 10 of any one item. In 
addition you will receive extra one each: Apache Chief, Badger Beauty, Criterian, 
Golden Teton and Caroline W. Gannett. On orders aggregating $100.00 cr over net, 
select 50 additional premium bulbs from above, not over 15 of any one item, and 
you will receive double the additional items. 
We are not unmindful of the fact that shortage of help with us is sure to mean 
a drastic curtailment in planting and it is our wish to invite all “Bargain Hunters” 
to send us a list of your late requirements around April 15th. and you may expect 
upwards of 50% discount on any of the newer items, both Wholesale and Retail, 
that are in surplus at that time. More than that. we may have the inclination to 
make you a real “Spring Christmas” out of the deal. In the meantime, please 
remember_____. * : 
“WE HAVE BEEN ACCUSED” of making our prices verv, very low 
A fine thing to save the difference and watch your wallet grow 
This is the time for more “Defense Bonds and Stamps” to buy 
And you couldn’t get the job done if the bulbs were too high. 
HOLLOWAY’S DREAM GARDEN 
“The Home of Unselfish Service” 
U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, 
cE VN ON WASHINGTON, D. C. 
@rpo 8—3591 


