The wonder-berry of the century. Largest berries ever 
produced. A cross between the blackberry, raspberry 
and loganberry, with all three flavors in one berry. De- 
licious flavor, amazing size, beautiful wine color, nearly 
seedless, Pick them right out of your own garden for 
eating, pies, jams and preserves. 
Strong Plants, 3 for $1.00; 6 for $1.75; 12 for $3.25; 
25 for $6.00; 100 for $22.00. 
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The illustration at the right is just part of one plant. 
The illustration is greatly reduced, as the plant is nearly 2 
feet across and the flowers are as much larger in propor- 
tion, being about 3 inches in diameter. The flowers are 
always produced in the greatest profusion during August, 
September and October, just as shown in the illustration. 
It is the hardiest of all Shasta Daisies and one of the 
hardiest of all plants grown. It has grown outdoors un- 
protected without injury at my nursery in the highlands of 
New Jersey, near one of the highest points in the state, 
where winter temperatures reach 20 below zero. It is a 
gorgeous sight in the garden and superb as cut flowers. 
50c each; 3 for $1.25; 6 for $2.00; 12 for $3.50; 
25 for $6.00; 100 for $22.50. 
ALL THESE ITEMS SENT BY 
EXPRESS, CHARGES COLLECT, FROM 
MY NURSERY IN NEW JERSEY 

Hardy Phlox 
Flower during July, August and September, when flowers are 
likely to be scarce in the garden. Hardy anywhere; these newer 
Phlox have clear, brilliant colors. 
B. COMTE. Best very rich velvety intensely vivid deep burgundy-red. 
BEACON. | Brilliant cherry-red. 
BORDER GEM. Brilliant velvety rich violet-purple. 
BORDER QUEEN. Superb bright pink: Very large flowers. 
BRIDESMAID. Lovely snow-white, with deep crimson eye. 
BRILLIANT. Fiery scarlet with deep red eye. 
CAROLINE VANDENBERG. Most attractive true lavender-blue shade. 
CHAMPS ELYSEES. Very deep rich dark purple. 
COLUMBIA. Best salmon-pink; always in bloom. 
DAILY SKETCH. Gorgeous clear soft but bright pink. 





SEN a Be ar Sate aera te ths AFRICA. Deep, dark rich velvety lustrous WIDAR. This lovely lavender phlox, with MISS LINGARD. Best very early pure 
EVA FOERSTER. Giant Eines Ateie we heana non ae red. Large florets, massive flower heads contrasting white eye, shown in color above, snow-white. Very free flowering. Con- 
FIANCEE.  Unexcelled pore snow-white 8 Gereeous freely produced. A colorful garden picture. is one of our most beautiful and unusual tinues to rebloom if crag flowers are re- 
FIREBRAND. Clear pure brilliant outstanding fiery scarlet. WOES ack 
FRAU ANTON BUCHNER. Very tall pure snow-white. 
GENERAL VON HEUTZ. Salmon-red with white eye. 
GEO. STIPP. Magnificent pure salmon-pink. 
GRAF ZEPPELIN. White with vermilion-red eye. 
HARVEST FIRE. Mammoth new salmon-orange. Very handsome, 
HAUPTMANN KOEHL. Attractive dark deep dragon’s-blood-red. 
H. O. WIJERS. Showy snow-white with vivid red eye. 
JULES SANDEAU. Deep watermelon-pink with red eye. 
KATHERINE. New and best of the blue shades. 
L’ESPERANCE. Lovely soft lavender-pink. 
LILLIAN. Luscious soft cameo-pink. 
MILLY VON HOBOKEN. Gorgeous light pink with red eye. 
MORGENROOD. Large florets of striking deep rose-red. 
MRS. CHAS DORR. Superb lavender-pink. Profuse bloomer. 
MRS. FLANDERS. Pure glistening snow-white. 
MRS. WM. JENKINS. Superb pure snow-white. 
PAINTED LADY. Very soft pink with cherry-red eye. 
PROF. VIRCHOW. Bright crimson, overlaid orange-scarlet. 
RHEINLANDER. Large salmon-pink florets with deep red eye. 
ROKOKO. Soft apple-blossom-pink with red eye. 
ROSALINDA. Very beautiful amaranth-pink. 
SALADIN. Brilliant orange-scarlet. 
SALMON KING. Deep salmon pink with white eye. 
THOR. Very large florets of deep salmon. 
TIGRESS. Very fine brilliant orange-scarlet. 

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COLONIAL. Unusual color and very ENCHANTRESS. The illustration gives ALBERT LEO SCHLAGETER. No other 
1] F lovely. Very free flowering. but a faint idea of the great beauty of Phlox approaches this in brilliance and 
RQ FRT WAYMAN Bayside, Long Island, New York this lovely Ns Phlox. Very large purity of color. Flowers from June until 
orets, killed by frost. 

