
IBS Wah oe 35¢ each; 3 for 75c; 12 for $2.50, postpaid 
If they bloom for us they will bloom for KING MIDAS. The finest tall golden yel- 
you. A Mum that blooms only when the fall low we have found and the anost faguler Be 
season is late and warm has no place in riety we grow. Produces large quantities of 
Northern gardens, All of. these Varieties - full double blooms 4 inches and more across. 
bloom for us every year. Thousands upon Early and unusually hardy. 
thousands of flowers in all shades and hues. LOUISE SCHLING. Without doubt the 
Beginning in August, through September and brightest orange-red for the garden. Its color 
early October, it was a maze of color not to livens up any flower arrangement. A very 
be equalled. All are perfectly hardy and heavy and dependable bloomer. 
unless otherwise noted produce double flow- LOVELIGHT. Pleasing soft salmon-pink 
ers. flowers of large size. Very early semi-double. 
i 
ALADDIN. Fine large flowers of cop- ORANGE WONDER, The nearest orange we 
pery-bronze shaded orange. The first blooms know of, producing great masses of single 
appear late in July and early August. Al- flowers. A great show plant. 
PIGMY GOLD. A very distinct and popular 
Ways a leader. . Ane 
button type mum, producing large quantities 
ALETTI. Deep orchid-pink at center shad- ; reat ; ; 
oe ae ; ve GRRE ner Ra Bi of full, double, miniature flowers one inch 
ing lighter to the outside with silvery reflex. * across. Bright golden-yellow. Blooms in Sep- 
BONFIRE. This new nium has several 
characteristics that make it outstanding for 
the garden. It not only is one of the hard- 
iest varieties we have ever grown, but will 
thrive on soil that is too wet for other vari- 
: eties. The long stems and fine blooming 
habits make it ideal. for cutting. The color 
is a rare combination of red and bronze 
which changes under varying weather con- 
ditions. : 
EARLY BRONZE. Extra early button 
type flower of light golden bronze. Dwarf, 
compact, healthy plant. An excellent cut 
flower variety. 
-HESTIA. The large, semi-double flowers 
are freely produced. Delicate rose pink with 
a white halo around a yellow disc. 
Ee came CUSHION or 
Ameliamums 
These most popular Mums form 
low mounds, comparable in shape to 
an inverted bushel basket. One 
fully developed plant will produce 
hundreds of flowers, so many open 
at one time that the foliage is al- 
most entirely covered. Although 
this type of Chrysanthemum is sold 
under many names, the term 
“Cushion’’?’ seems to be the most 
accepted and it describes the plant 
perfectly. You are sure to enjoy 
these varieties from mid-August un- 
til late October. 
PINK CUSHION. Two-tone pink 
flowers. The first to bloom. 
CRIMSON CUSHION. Deep crim- 
son. 
BRONZE CUSHION. Bronze-red 
changing to yellow-bronze. : 
WHITE CUSHION. Pure white; 
extra large flowers. 
GOLD CUSHION. Bright golden- 
yellow ball-shaped flowers. 
tember. 
RED FLARE. Deep bronzy-red. Flowers of 
medium size borne in compact heads. 
SILVER TIPS. One of the newest. Showy 
flowers of rose-red with silver tipped petals. 
SUNKIST. Bright orange-bronze flowers 
produced in abundance in September. Grows 
_ about 18 inches high and does not become 
sprawly. 
SUNNY BOY. Early flowering and very 
hardy pompon. Clear yellow, full double flow- 
ers 1% to 2 inches across. Grows 2 feet high 
and blooms in late August and early Septem- 
ber. Also makes an excellent pot plant, 
TASSIVA. A _ large, early white with a 
creamy center. Stands up well and blooms 
very profusely. 




Pink Cushion Chrysanthemum 
PRICES: Your choice of the above Chrysanthemums, at 35¢ each; 3 for 75c; 4 for $1.00; 
12 for $2.50. 


- S$POON-FLOWERED MUMS 
A new creation of proven worth and popularity. Hach flower petal is constructed so that 
the ends are shaped like a miniature spoon. The large double flowers are borne profusely, 
_ stand out well in the garden, and are distinctly different. Excellent for cutting.. We know 
you will like them. 
\ alia > 5 ae PINK SPOON 
Spots «BRONZE SPOON 
WHITE SPOON 
YELLOW SPOON 
All Chrysanthemums on this page 35¢ each; 3 for 75c; 12 for $2.50, postpaid 
8 Chrysanthemums $1 
In growi santhemums, the best flowers are produced on year old plants. Cuttings 
LR eee winter and are known as rooted runners. Plant them outdoors after 
danger. of freezing and watch them develop into strong blooming plants by fall. We will 
| furnish a collection of 8 rooted runners, each a different variety of our selection, for only 
| $1.00, postpaid. Ask for Chrysanthemum Collection No. 41. 
HARDY CACTUS 
: - While the desert is considered only a barren waste, one 
ean find there some of our most beautiful wild flowers.. Few 
_ people realize that some of these varieties are hardy and per- 
_ fectly at home in our Northern gardens. Opuntia Polycantha, 
a free flowering variety, will stand 30 degrees below zero in 







Iberis Sempervirens. 

evergreen foliage. 

; a us F inclies 
& “apy elt drained situation. The flowers are 3 to 4 inc E : Sede ps onaye 
across, bright yellow and usually tinged with carmine. eries, etc. Kt. 3 1B 0%., 
Grows ‘less Ahan a foot high; blooms in July. 35c each; 3 Plants, 35¢ each; 3 for 75c; 12 for 
_ for 750; 12 for $2.50, postpaid. $2.50, postpaid. 

PERENNIAL 
CANDYTUFT 
A profuse, 
white-blooming, hardy perennial, com- 
ing in flower early in the spring. Has 
Does well in sun or this 
shade. Much used for cemeteries, rock- 

Double Mountain Chrysanthemums _ 

Mountain or Cascade Mums 
AS A GARDEN PLANT—The 
Mountain Chrysanthemum ‘is _per- 
fectly hardy outside where it pro- 
duces a symmetrical bush _ two 
feet high. It has a wide range of 
colors, including bronze, pink, red, 
white, yellow, with many interme- 
diate shades and has varied forms 
of double, semi-double, single, 
quilled and crested flowers. The 
keeping qualities of the flowers 
make them ideal for cutting and un- 
like most ‘‘mums’’ the leaves re- 
main green until late in the season. 
SELECT DOUBLE. 
AS A HOUSE PLANT—The 
Mountain Chrysanthemum is 
unique in its response to artificial 
treatment. By proper pinching and 
staking, a potted plant can he 
grown in many unusual and fan- 
tastic forms. Pot plants continue 
in bloom long after outdoor plants 
have been cut down by -frost. 
SEEDS. Mountain Chrysanthe- 
mums will bloom the first year 
from seed planted early. We can 
furnish carefully collected seed as 
follows: 
Saved from only the finest double blooms, and 
will produce a larger percentage of double flowers than our regular mix- 
ture. 
ALL TYPES MIXED. 
Pkt., 25c; 5 pkts., $1.00, postpaid. 
Mixture of all types and colors. 
Pkt., 15e. 
PLANTS. We have a fine stock of plants in a wide mixture of types 
and colors that we can offer at the same low prices as the other Chrysan- 
themums on this page. 
PRICES of Chrysanthemum Plants 
Your choice of the Chrysanthemum plants listed on this page, at 35¢ 
each ; 3 for 75¢; 12 for $2.50, postpaid. 
We offer young plants, started in pots, ready to grow as soon as set - 
out. They should not be planted until after danger of frost, and unless 
some date is specified in your order we will ship when we think best. 
NOTICE—Chrysanthemums cannot be shipped into Wyoming. 

Jack-in-the-Pulpit 
The Jack-in-the-Pulpit or Indian Turnip (Arisaema Triphyllum) be- 
longs to the same family as the Calla Lily. 
The flower or spadix is fol- 
lowed by an attractive cluster of bright red berries ripening in early 
summer, 
Should be grown in the shade. 
The root of this plant is used 
as a wart remover, simply by cutting the root and rubbing the inside of 
the root on the wart. 
eral times daily the wart will soon disappear. 
75¢; 12 for $2.50, postpaid. 
It is claimed that if this treatment is continued sey- 
Plants, 35¢ each; 3 for 
CAMPANULAS 
CANTERBURY BELLS (Medium). An old-fashioned biennial 
with beautiful, large, blue, rose and white, bell-shaped blos- 
much prized 
50c. 
cup and saucer. 
OZ BOC. 
plant. 
soms. Prefers sun. Mixture of colors. Pkt., 10c; 14 0z., 30c. 
CUP AND SAUCER (Calycanthema). 
garden 
white, rose and striped flowers, each resembling a 
Mixture of colors. 
A fine biennial type of 
Large, semi-double blue, 
Pkt., (0c; % 41 
(ence 
