

OUR 494 YEAR 




Middlebury, Indiana, 
Dear Friends: October Ist, 1943 
each one of 
Again it is my pleasure to greet 
to start our 49th 




year In 

ou, as We prepare 
the nursery business. 
We have almost realized a lifetime ambi- 
tion—to celebrate a Golden Anniversary in the 
growing and sale of plants which help to make 
better place in which to live. 
To you folks, our friends and customers, WE 
wish to again extend our thanks for your con- 
tinued good will. You have helped us to be- 
come one of America’s i 
nurserymen have to! 
the most diversified line of nursery stoc 
this country. 














we have been in 
witnessed many changes an 
the American Way of 
look to the 
VERNON H. KRIDER 
Founder and General Manager 


business WE have 
many trying times in 
Life. e have always. tried 
future with courage and a 
better things to come. supreme test for our 
American Way, yet we feel that out of the white hot crucible of this titanic con- 
flict will emerge, a \ Beautiful America. 
Like all businesses, we are having our difficulties in trying to give you our usual 
service. There may be unlooked for and unavoidable delays in shipments reaching 
you, but we pledge you our best efforts and hope that the good will you have 
evinced through the years will cover any temporary inconvenience. 
Our tondest hope is that if we are 
ginning of our Golden Anniversary Year, that the Victory will 
we will be awaiting return of our sons and dau 
will appear, more beautiful to them than ever before; and more precious to us for 
their sacrifices. 























Sincerely, 
VERNON H. KRIDER, 
Founder and General Manager. 






FREE GIFTS Early Orders 
The earlier 
the necessar VOU nace tarot ere | 
Fh y bookkee rin, tous. the 
shipping season. This Be Sere eee bean eed tr a et GI 
Th EE GIFTS as stated below a saving with us and to Shen before the rush afeine 
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WITH ANY $5.0 
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ah HOF ADDITIONAL STOCK FREE EFORE MARCH 15TH, YOU 
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23 0Ge i... WITH A $15. 
OLLAR’S WORTH OF FREE IVEMS FOR Tracie stoGnd rele LEIS 
5.00 OF YOUR ee 
ORDER. 
No Orders Accepted for Less than $I 
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GENERAL INFORMATION 
acres of as fine nur 
15 miles east of EIkhar! land as can be found. W 
art, Ind. We are 12 miles gy ie north of U.S. R 
of U.S . S. Route No. 20 
leave 
ve one mile west of White Pigeon, Mich 
; ich. 
our grou 
er . Route No. 112, which you 
Indi 
iana State Route No. 13 passes al 
along 
Claims: All! im 
No :. claims for sho m m w 0 
attention will be paid to in Tea iy Pe dere d 
onths after the oer eee 
goods have bee eivedeaed 
n received, 
Remittances: 
draft s: Make all remi 
eda es Patan as Do not send SE a by post office mone 
for rem! responsible persons. P| ess you are sure t y order, express m 
: dhe a) gies lost in the mail ease do not send sae es your letter Wee order, 
eferences: Fi : Ss. e assu : accept 
irst State Bank, Middlebury, Ind.; Elkh irtaick Seta 
; v3 art Count 
Dun and 
Bradstreet, Inc., 290 Broadway, N T 
y, New York City. y Trust Co., Goshen, Ind.; 
COPYRIG 4 
IGHT 1944—THE KRIDER NURSERIES, INC 
[2] 
Apples .. 66 
Apricots oe ie 
Asparagus®. si. s 2 alo 
Astersu: 2... 
Azaleas bas “3 a 
Barberry sass 
835,390 42052 
Blackberries 
Boysenberry eee 
Blueberries .. ; ; : - 
Bleeding Heart .. 24 
Blue Spruce .. 59, 63 
Blue Pfitzer Juni- 
per .. Front Cover 
Buddleias =. .4.ebe 
Cannas 
Chrysanthemums a 
Cherries... 68 
Clematis Feats HS : 45 
Climbing Roses 1] 
CurrantS: ss) see 
Daisies .. B 
Dahlias yas Ce 
Daphne Cne 
Dianthus . ee ee 
Dogwood, Flower- 
ING cise ese oe eat 
Evergreens ..... 
fo DOO OU ROeaoS 
Gladiolixs.n.es poenon 
Grapes oe a aes 76 
Guarantee .... * 3 
Hedge Plant 
Molly oe 34 

[ris isceb eee fs 
Lilies, Regal <.¥. 30 
lilacs<4. 28h eee 
Magnolias ...... 64 
Maples, Japanese 
Blood Leaf ... 57 
Maples, Shade ... 54 
Ornamental Trees 
34, 35, 50 
51, 55, 57, 60, 61 
Peach Trees .... 69 
Pear Trees ..... /0 
Peonies..:2 3 sae 
Perennials ... 13, 33 
Phlox, Hardy . 40, 41 
Plums=see ; 71 
Quince Trees .... 71 
Raspberries ..... 7/ 
Rhubarb .... 73, /8 
Rosés’-. se ee Se 
Rock Plants Sey a 
Shade Trees . 
Shrubsee cy 
42, 43, 46, 47, 48, 
492-50 52 Nome eo 
Strawberries . 74, 75 
1 38299 
Water Lilies .... 44 
Vines 
