PERENNIALS 
Newer and better varieties: 12 for price of 10. 
Each 
AQUILGEA COLUMBINE—Colorado State flower.. .25 
BLUEBELLS—Blue to pink in early Spring, fine.. .25 
BABYBREATH—Double, best for Winter use...... 5 
50 
BLEEDING HEART—Old-fashioned heartshaped... .35 
CARNATION—Hardy garden, red double flowers... .25 
CHRYSANTHEMUM—Hardy, early flowering, state 
colors wanted. Colection of 6 assorted, $1.00.... .20 
DELPHINIUM—Hybrids, also light and bark blue.. 20 
DAISY—Dieners improved shasta, very large...... a) 
DATSY—The well known Alaska; also early variety .20 
HOLI.YHOCKS—AIl colors: mixed; dozen 75c...... 10 
HEMEROCALIS—Lemon day lily, earlv.......... .20 
HARDY PHLOX—Newer varieties; state kind wanted .20 
TRIS—Ten choice new varieties, bright colors...... 20 
LILY—HElegants, red Tiger orange. Regale white.. .20 
LILY—Coral, brirht red. very hardv lilv- dwarf.... .20 
ORTENTAT.F POPPY—Large orange-scarlet....... 20 
POPPY—Ol]~™nia double scarlet, early flowering.... .25 
PEONIES—One each of 12 best varieties for $3.50..  .25 
STATICE T.ATIFO! IA—J avender baby breath..... 2h 
WATER LILY—Red $1; Pink and vellow 75c: white .50 
 CHRYSANTHEMUM—tThe following are hardy and will 
all blossom in the I"all before frost. All fine varieties for 
planting here. 
Price: 20c each; any six for $1.00; dozen for $1.8v. 
Algonquin, large early yellow Hesta, pink and white 
Ann Miller, dwarf bronze 
Crimson Splendor, red 
Elkton. pink to lavender 
Laramie, pink 
la Arventinal, bronze 
Pink Cevchin, dwarf pink 
Early Bronze, dwarf bronze R. M. Hutton, canary yellow 
Evelyne, bronzy crimson 
Tasvia, white 
IRIS—Newer and better varieties. 'r-y a few of these. 
Price: 20¢ each; any 6 for $1.00: dozen for $1.80. 
Dauntless, red Swveet Lavender. lavender 
Dream, pink Noweta. white and purple 
Eleanor Roosevelt, purple Pres. Pilkington, amber-buff 
Fl Capitan, violet Sheh Jeham, many color 
Eunhony. yellow Fredia Mohr, lilac pink 
Indian Chief, bronze White Autumn King, white 
FOREST TREE SEEDLINGS 
CHINESE ELM—We believe this to be the best tree for 
ail around p.anting in Colorado. lt ows rapidly, with- 
stands drought, tree of msects and is very hardy. Plant 
six feet apart for a windbreak and if wanted tor a low 
trimmed hedge piant one toot apart and trim back -well. 
Prices quoted are tor heavy, staiky seedlings, tresh dug 
and are sure to grow. Have your neighbor order with 
you and save money. Note these new low prices on seed- 
lings grown from hardy, acclimated trees: 
CHINESE ELM Price per 10 500 1000 
TRLOOt and Under wee ieee my es 2410 4.75 
Teton lta) feet ose aw ay ete rete 1.00 4.50 8.00 
LAGE) AV TOOu ena iareetnitene pe Un ete Lo 6.00 10.00 
BOLO BO ELESLL hi rnoiecaiteva slam tera anes 2.50 10.00 15.00 
OULOL A LECT ue Myo RRO Ln mano Nis 3.50 15.00 25.00 
4 to 5 feet—25 for $2.50........ 8.00 
AMERICAN ELM—Ash and Honey Locust same price as 
Chinese Elm in sizes 2 to 3 feet and smaller. For Larger 
sizes see listed under shade trees. 
CARAGANA—This is a hardy shrub used for screen or 
windbreak and does ‘well on both dry or irrigated land. 
Beautiful bright yellow flowers resembling sweet peas. 
HACKBERRY—Fine tree for Colorado planting. Resem- 
bles American Elm in form and growth. Is drouth and in- 
sect resistant. Very hardy long lived tree for shade and 
shelter. 
RUSSIAN OLIVE—This is a hardy. thorny hedge that 
will turn stock if planted three feet apart. Will grow 
anywhere. Prices of Caragana, Hackberry, Russian Olive: 
Price per 25 100 500 
1 to 1% feet seedlings........ 50 1.50 6.00 
142 to 2 feet seedlings....... elo 2.75 10.10 
2 to 3 feet seedlings............ 1.00 8.75 160.0 
3 to 4 feet transplanted........ 2.00 6.00 
4 to 5 feet transplanted........ 6.00 20.00 
