2 THE SARCOXIE NURSERIES PEONY FIELDS 















Abeliavgranditlorae =e 3| Columbine __ 22 
Acsculus 4) 2 = a eee 4) Coreops Smee ee eee 22 
Albizzia Julibrissins= =e 12|Cornus (Dogwood) —--5, 12 
Almond 228) 3 | Cotoneaster 4 
Alyssum, 28 a ees 21 kGtab ws Ormamentalsee = 1 
Ampelopsis\_2- > = 4 Diieranverrytpush es 22 5 
Anchusa Dropmore _______ 2a Grape: Myrttlege 2 3 5 
Apple. sot 0 ee 31)) Currants, -Proiting _. === 30 
Apricots SaGurrant. Goldenw==— === 5 
Arabis alpitie, 2 =25—2 22 2 Cydonia Quince) seas = 8 
Arborvitaeyeese == aes P4 i Gyoress aba dee = eer 11 
Arbutus, Bushy 2e) eee : 
Ach s Pitt) Doalnliag ee 2 een ee 28 
Asparagus i ine ee 32 Daisies ooo 22 
Aquilegea ¥97 | Delphinitum (22-2 =a 22 
(AZaleam Unsere eee ee ZL Desmodium == 5 
Deutz ia eee. Ls 5 
Babyzs) breath yee ZilalDewinertics sass een 30 
Barberry * (Berberis) o£. aos wOood Gees ae es Dame ll 
Balloons Flowers === = 21 
Beautybush Os atlas Conk a 4 Elder, Golden oa eee 5 
Birch (betula) seers ae (1. | plcagnsh es =e 7 
Bittersweet __ eee pts 10} Elm -—--=--_-__-___-_-__ 12 
Blanket rlowers === === 21 | Buonymusi22--- 5, 10, 16 
lecdings reartm == een ae 2 i Vevergreens 7 14, 16 
Boysenberry 30 | Forsythia Neh Ue hA WS 
Buckeye aaa +1 Rringe, White sjacict. 5 
Buckthorn per a ee 4 Gaillardia MD) 
Buddleia (Butterfly Bush) — 4) GiGigius ~~ 7729 
Calycanthus floridus _____ Ain CGooseberries” = 2s te 30 
Gallicarpa yee eae A-|:; Grapes @ ae ee ee 32 
Cannas Peaatet 28} Ground Pinks (Phlox sub.) 23 
Gatalpameee bet 2 ees] Gui 9 weetgee ee ee 12 
CarolinaeAlispiceme sae... 4 Gy psophila see ZA 
Cedara( Red. Cedar)e ee 2 16 . 
Celastrus (Bittersweet) ___10 Taser ; z 
Cente oe 22 emerocallis (Day Lily) —-23 
Gerciscanadensisn = ee 13 Pee <i> pee 6, 10 
(cherry eee, Sil TOD E Ee sonra ae See a 6 
: Hypericum ii 
Chionanthusieee ee ee 6: Nae Es ct 
Chrysanthemums —_______ 22 tis hp ee ee eee ot 26 
Clematis a ts See lOstv.y; reel) 
HOW TO ORDER 
Just make a list of what you want, giving number, name, 
size and price. Tell us if your express or freight office is dif- 
ferent from your postoffice, and whether to ship by freight, ex- 
press or parcel post. If you do not give a shipping date, we ship 
when we think best according to season and locality. While our 
terms are cash we will ship C. O. D. if half the amount is sent 
with order, but it makes the transportation charges a little higher. 
PEP ASCE YL Ei b.U ss, 
Shall we send a similar variety we consider equal or better if 
any variety ordered is sold out? If you say ‘‘no substitution” 
on your order we refund for any we cannot supply. If you do 
not tell us, we use our judgment. When we substitute, the tree 
is. labeled with the correct name of the variety sent. If we sent 
Black Ben Davis in place of Ben Davis, it would be labeled 
Black Ben Davis. 
FREIGHT AND EXPRESS SHIPMENTS 
Prices herein are not prepaid unless quoted postpaid. Manu- 
factured articles can be of uniform size and weight. Nursery 
stock varies, even the season when shipped sometimes making a 
difference. If we prepaid the larger sizes we would have to es- 
timate it plenty so we wouldn't lose on it on the average, and 
most of the time you would be paying too much. 
Juniper (Juniperus) __15, 16 










Kolkwitziay === 4 
Lagerstroemia== 5.22 a ore 5 
Larkspur (Delphinium) -—-~22 
Lespedeza (Desmodium) __- 5 
lace = ee ee 7 5 
ig SceAs, 5 28 se PB ae 
Lily, Day __ iS SEY) = Oa ol 
Linden” . [Aen eee 12 “RN (ORY 
Linum perenne» ee 22a AP eaciedl 
Mahonia Aquifolium —____ 1601S NOT, ae 
Maple: 2 2 See ee 12 
Mimosa — 22 ees 12 | Salix” (Willow) >see 13 
Mock @ran gelesen 81Sedum “7. ae 
Moss Pink (Phlox subulata) 23] Shade Trees ilo 
Oak, Pin __ a 12) Shrubs "2 3-10 
Olives Russian $2 ee 8 | Snowball -l. eee 8 
Oregon Hollygrape -______ 16] Snow-in-Summer ________ pe 
Painted Daisy Solis as caw ca a es So Sp 23 Spirea ba eee 8 
Peachy Flowering) seers 12)| Spruce 2 16 
Peaches, Fruiting —-_______ 30 | Stoke’s Aster (Stokesia) __24 
Pears —________________ 31} Stonecrop (Sedum) ______ 24 
Peonies’ —--_________ 25-26 | Strawberries ______ 32 
Perennials) = 22 eoee- 21-25:\'S weet Gum eee 12 
Phlox —----____________ 231 Sweet Shrub _______ 4 
Philadelphus ee 7) Sweet William _________ 24 
Picea) (Spruce) 2-year 16] Syringa (Lilac) _________ 7 
Pinet( Pinus) see eee 16 T ; 
Pinks B93 | ak 
Platycodon # gee eee 21 Tulip Tree Tins 54) 13 
Plums 5-339 |.Vetonica ssa oe eee Oras 
Poplar (Populus) _______ 17. | Viburoumso asses 5, 9, 16 
PoppyO rentals == 28} Vines —--------------- 10 
PrivetZ es ees 8, 10, 16| Violets —-_____________ 24 
Py reth ur ges ee 231) Waters ilies ae 13 
Quince Japan v2 eee S| Wayfaring] ree: 2. 9 
Raspberries _ eee se hee294 Welgelataes = seen 9 
Redbud (2 ee 13°) Willow 222 eee 13 
DU bat bee eee 32| Wintercreeper (Euonymus) 10 
Ribesvodoratum ee 5:| Wisteria? pete eee 1] 
Rock-Gress; “Alpine eee = 23.) Witch-Hazel ee 9 
TCOSeS eee Be) 7-20 ioungberty: ny a0 


PLANTS BY PARCEL POST 
We have in some cases quoted an estimated additional postage 
for Missouri and adjoining states. It cannot always be correct. 
When too much is sent the balance will be refunded. For oth- 
er states the postage will be a little more, depending on distance. 
Large trees and shrubs cannot be sent parcel post. 
WHAT TO EXPECT 
Some plants grow large, others small. Some are bushy, others 
not. A Phlox is not as large as a Shasta Daisy. Different va- 
rieties of Roses vary in size. An Apple is better rooted than 
a Cherry. These are just examples. We try to give you good 
value and first class stock, but it will vary according to the habit 
of growth. 
OUR GUARANTEE 
We exercise care and diligence to have our varieties true to la- 
bel and sell all our stock with the express guarantee that we will. 
on proper proof, replace any that may prove otherwise, or re- 
fund the amount paid for the same, which shall constitute the 
extent of our liability. 
SALES TAX 
Missouri customers please add two per cent sales tax or such 
amount as may hereafter be enacted. Quotations are necessarily 
subject to State or Federal regulations that may be enacted. 
Printed in the U. S. A. 
