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Fine Planting Material for your garden 
Bargain in baby trees -- see inside pages. 
Flowering trees, nut and shade trees. 
Butterfly Bushes -- Finest varieties see inside pages. 
Bearing Age Fruit Trees -- See list below. Order early. raat 
Fine Colorful Roses -- See list below. ok MAR 14 
Unusual and New Plants and Shrubs -- see back page. 
Many other fine trees and plants in other list enclosed. 
Polyantha Roses 
This delightful family of roses is becoming better 
known and more popular every year. The plants are hardy 
and dwarf growing. About two feet. They bloom profusely 
with brilliant color-clusters starting in June and continu- 
ing all summer until heavy frost. These plants grow with 
compact tops and make a beautiful showing in the peren- 
nial border. Plant a few in your foundation planting of 
evergreens or dwarf shrubs. You will be delighted with 
CAMEO—Beautiful clusters of daintily formed flowers. 
Distinct shade of shell pink and salmon, with a glow 
of gold. 
CHATILLION—Enormous clusters of vivid, light salmon- 
pink. Semi-double. 
ELLEN POULSEN—A beautiful bright rose-pink. Very 
double flowers and sweetly fragrant. 
EUTIN—Large clusters of very double, deep red flowers. 
- Very vigorous and free blooming. A splendid variety. 
GOLDEN SALMON—Bright orange-salmon, A fine varie- 
ty for mass planting or beds. Very brilliant colors and 
continuous bloom. 
GLORIA MUNDI—A very showy variety. Brilliant orange- 
scarlet. Flowers are fully double and very long last- 
ing. A fine bedding variety. 
the results. These plants are easy to handle and make 
live. They will bloom profusely the first year and will be 
nice for many years to come. Cut them back almost to the 
ground each winter or early spring. 
We offer a beautiful assortment of colors. (see vari- 
ties listed below) 
55e each; 3 for $1.40; 6 for $2.50; 12 for $4.50 prepaid 
IDEAL—Immense compact bunches of dark scarlet. A 
great blooming variety and the deepest red of all 
varieties. 
IMPROVED LA FAYETTE—A bushy grower and_con- 
tinuous bloomer, Flowers are very long lasting. Large 
clusters of semi-double bright cherry-crimson. 
GRUSS AN AACHEN—One of the finest varieties. Very 
free blooming with large flowers in the cluster, Deep 
cream shading to yellow. A tinge of pink on the outer 
edge of petals. Vigorous grower. 
ORANGE TRIUMPH—Salmon-red with orange shadings. 
Enormous clusters and vivid colors make this an out- 
standing variety. 
TRIUMPH DE ORLEANS—Large clusters of cerise-red, A 
fine blooming variety and a beautiful bedder. 
Five Year Old Fruit Trees 
These trees are seven to eight feet tall and are one and a half inch thru the body. Well rooted, extra size, 
extra age, they will soon bear fine fruit in your garden. 
SUPPLY LIMITED 
ORDER EARLY 
$2.50 EACH; 3 FOR $7.00; 6 FOR $13.50 
SHIPPED PREPAID 
Bartlett Pear—Rich flavored, bears heavily ripens late 
September. Very fine quality. 
Orange Quince—Dwarf tree. Bears heavily large golden 
quinces. Finest quince flavor. 
APPLE VARIETIES 
Ea. Harvest—Finest early variety. July-August yellow, 
bears heavily. Fine cooker. 
Duchess—Fine autumn variety. September. Large fruit of 
finest quality. Striped. Fine cooker, 
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GIANT STOKESIA BLUE MOON 
Stokesia Blue Moon is a vigorous growing, large and free 
flowering variety of exceptional merit and distinction. It 
is perfectly hardy and has no insects bothering it. Flowers 
throughout the summer and autumn until stopped by hard 
CAREFULLY PACKED 
Grimes Golden—Fine variety. Early Winter, Finest flavor. 
Splendid cooker. 
Baldwin—Fine keeping winter apple. Prolific fine quality 
and fine cooker. 
Red Delicious—Fine winter apple. Deep red. Prolific and 
a splendid eating apple. 
Stayman Winesap—Dark red, finest quality late keeping 
winter variety. Fine cooker and eating apple. Very 
prolific. 
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frosts. It ia not at all unusual to see flowers five to six 
inches in diameter. The stems are twelve to eighteen inches 
long, bringing the large, vividly blue disc-like flowers well 
up and above the plant. A most worthwhile addition to 
really hardy plants for the garden. 
50c each, 3 for $1.35, 6 for $2.50, per dozen, $4.25 
