Primrose Acres 
All of the stock listed in this folder is grown on our 
grounds. Planis are exposed to the cold east winds, 
which often visit us in winter, and to the warm months 
of July and August. Our soil is like yours; some rocks, 
some good, other spots not so hot; yet we put in the 
humus of leaves, peat, sand and rock chips and good 
old farm yard manure, bonemeal, and the shade of our 
apple, peach, pear and walnut trees helps us grow the 
world’s most hardy Primroses. All varieties true to name. 
Our terms of sale are cash with order, prepaid in 
Oregon, Washington, Idaho and points north of the 
Bay district in California. Other states, add 10% ior 
points west and 15% for points east of the Mississippi. 
All excess money will be refunded. 
We do not have the largest varieties of stock, yet what 
items we grow are given the care to make good root 
systems, so that, when we send them across the country 
they will arrive and give your garcen a touch of the 
Pacific coast you have been reading of: cheer and reace 
of mind. We hand-pollinate each year our choicest 
plants in order to give you newer strains. Fight strains ol 
Primroses of the Polyantha type are grown. 
Once you have started to grow Primroses in your garden in that 
shady spot which is bare from the lack of sunsnine, along in spring 
soon after the snow has left, a mass of flowers will be your reward; 
not for a day nor a month but for three months and again in the fall 
when the fall rains start. Try growing Primroses from seed; it's simple 
with the correct culture, for it's from seed that we get new colors, 
new strains, something to cali your own. Give it a pet name; that's 
the way we get new varieties. 
Each spring we offer to the folks who come to our gardens a full 
line of vegetable and annual! flowering plants, true to name. In spite 
of the fact that annuals must be planted each spring and require a 
little more care than the hardy perennials, they are still the most 
dependable and colorful plants in any garcen. 
PRIMROSE ACRES 
Route 16, Box 446 Portland 2, Oregon 
