FIELD GROWN HARDY PHLOX 
LILLIAN 
One of the most distinctive new Phlox ever introduced. 
Unusually large trusses of charming soft pink. 
LEO SCHLAGETER 
One of thhe brightest and flashiest of all red |Phlox. Stur- 
dy grower and very free bloomer. 
MIA RUYS 
A dwarf variety which bears large heads of pure white. 
MORGENROOD 
The glorious rosy red of sunrise. Very striking for color- 
ful beds. 
MRS. JENKINS 
Beautiful clear pearly white. 
MRS. SCHOLTEN 
Very free blooming red. Sturdy and hardy. 
NANA COREULA 
Lavender with pink tinge. Good grower. 
PAINTED LADY 
Much loved for its shimmering silvery-pink color and 
deep red eye. 
P. D. WILLIAMS 
New introduction noted for large size of its individual 
florets and the abundance of its bloom. A rich deep pink 
color. Fine for cutting. 
RHEINLANDER 
An old favorite. Tall growing, salmon-pink. 
ROSEA SUPERBA 
Light pink with red eye. Large florets. 
ROSENBURG : 
Rich French purple. Prolific grower. 
SALMON GLOW 
Teamed with Daily Sketch this variety has swept to a 
high place in the phlox world. Its robust growth and 
blooms of deep salmon recommend it to all. 
THOR 
Deep salmon-pink with a peculiar scarlet color tone. A 
prolific bloomer and strong grower. 
VON LASSBURG 
One of the most colorful and sturdy growing white phlox. 
Medium growing. Good bedder. 
WM. KESSELRING 
One of the better new phlox. Rosy purple with distine- 
tive eye. 
Your choice of above varieties, each labelled, well 
packed, and guaranteed to arrive in good condition. 
20c EACH OR 12 FOR $1.50 POSTPAID 
8 Phlox, all labelled, our selection, for $1.00 
West Cheshire, Conn., Oct. 10, 1941. 
Richards Gardens. Plainwell, Mich. 
Gentlemen: My good intention to write you before did not ma- 
terialize, so I feel I should give you the praise which is due you. 
The Pacific hybrid delphinium plants I ordered from you_ the 
last of August and which you promptly shipped on Sept. 2, arrived 
on Sept. 4 in almost unbelievable condition—not a wilted leaf on any 
of the plants, and with purple buds showing through one of the 
ventilators. The root systems were remarkable. Putting them into 
a well prepared bed they day they arrived, they have grown re- 
markable well, with new shoots and flowers of beautiful colors. I 
had a nice bouquet of them to take to a recuperating friend a few 
days ago. And the extra plants were appreciated, too. All are doing 
nicely.—A. H. Northrop. 
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