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RUDBECKIA, WHITE LUSTRE. 
FIVE REAL MONEYMAKERS FOR 1943 
ERE is your opportunity to handle five of the finest novelties which you can offer your customers in 1943. They are 
unusually attractive and dependably hardy and will thrive in ordinary garden soil. In other words, they are as fool- 
proof as garden plants can be expected to be. 
Rudbeckia, White Lustre, is our own introduction and we recommend it without reservation. The illustration (made 
at our own nursery) shows its vigorous growth and its attractive appearance. For companion planting the pink variety, 
The King, will make a good selling item. Stokesia, Blue Moon, and Pentstemon, Cherry Glow, are remarkable improve- 
ments over the old varieties. The Buddleia is the reddest of all the Butterfly Bushe -s, and is splendid in the shrub border 
or as a specimen. 
Bring your plant-list up to date with these outstanding novelties and use them in color in your catalogues. 
CARROLL GARDENS «+ Westminster, Maryland 

