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AMERICAN SHAMROGCKS (072i) Corer ete 
. flowering. Lovely dainty 
pink flowers in clusters, attractive four-leaf clover like foliage. 
Bulbs not winter hardy, care for same as gladiolus or plant indoors. 
Excellent for potting and forcing. Blooms throughout the winter in 
your winter window garden. Choice blooming size bulbs. Number 
52A472, 6 for 40¢; 12 for 65¢; 25 for $1.15. 
BUFFALO BERRIES (Shepherdia)—The metallic foli- 
age looks as if dusted with silver. 
The tall silvery foliaged plants are filled with misty soft yellow Ze 
flower in spring. In late summer the branches and twigs are (7* as 
wreathed with thousands of large red berries the size and shape ot G 
currants. The fruits are rather sour and astringent but are highly (ye 
prized by Indians who use them for jellies and jams as well as drying \/' 
tremendous quantities of the berries to be used all winter long for 
seasoning sauces, etc. 3 yr. plants, 12-18 inches tall, Number 
520260, 45¢ each .or 3 for $1.15. 3 
CORNELIAN GHERRY (Cornus Mascula)—Beautiful@ EY 
golden blossoms in early spring OS 3" 
before foliage followed by large scarlet cherries that contrast beau-2 ws 
tifully with the glossy jade green foliage. The fruits are edible anaW 
used for. preserves. A valuable small shrubby tree to attract birds 
and add distinction to your planting. 3 yr., 30-36 inch plants, 
Number 52B261, 7O¢ each; 3 for $1.95. 
THE WINTER HARDY BEGONIA sient’ rotusey ei 
summer. Grows best in semi-shade. North of Philadelphia it should be protected 
by winter mulching. Lovely pink flowers above attractive green foliage filled 
with red veins. Enjoy lovely pink begonias from spring to fall every year with- 
out replanting. In a moist shady location under shrubbery or the north side of 
a building hardy begonias grow and bloom better. Blooming size plants, number 
52A469, 25¢ each; 3 for 60¢. 
PINK SHASTA DAISY (Clara Curtis)—-A new extra hardy and 
vigorous pink daisy. . The lovely clear 
salmon pink flowers 3 to 4 inches across bloom from early August through 
September. The compact plants 2 ft. tall and 2 to 3 feet wide are filled with 
hundreds of blooms: at a time. Absolutely hardy, easy to grow, succeeding in 
most all soils and locations. Strong blooming size pot plants, number 52A525, 
30¢ each; 3 for 75¢. 
NEW VIOLET ROYAL ROB Exquisite fragrance, extra 
large flowers, unusually long 
stems, filled with an abundance of flowers. Rated the largest and richest colored / 
of all hardy violets. Number 52A480, 65¢ each; 3 for $1.75. 
KATHERINE HAVEMEYER ccritca as copatt-tiac with pink 
overcast. Extremely dependable, medium tall, early bloomer. Number 52A255, . 
18-24inch, see prices below. Hardy Begonia 
LEON GAMBETT Double. Extremely free blooming with 
‘BW tags long stemmed flower trusses of clear 
delicate pink. The large buds resemble smdll roses. Strong upright 
specimen grower. Number 52B259, 18-24 inch, prices below. 
ELLEN WILLMOT Double., Pure snow-white long upright 
flower trussés with large flowers. A 
lovely and distinctive variety. One of the best, a. good grower. Number 
52A258, 3 to 4 ft., $2.00 each; 3 for $5.75. Number 52B258, 18 to 
24 inch, prices below. 
PRESIDENT GREV Double rated as the most reliable and 
one of the best large blue lilacs. 
Giant symmetrical flower trusses of clear sky blue. A strong healthy 
and vigorous grower. Number 52B26!1, 18-24 inch, prices below. 
LUDWIG SPAET Dark crimson purple. One of the most 
prolific bloomers:and growers. Very fra- 
grant with extremely large red flower. trusses. Number 52A260, 3 to 4 
ft. blooming size, $2.00 each; 3 for $5.75. Number 52B260, 18 to 
24 inch, prices see below. 
GHAS JOLL Double. Long slender erect bright crimson 
& flower trusses on long stems. Excellent for 
cutting. Very attractive, one of the favorite and best lilacs. Number 
52B262, 18-24 inch, prices below. 




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Your Choice of above varieties. 3 yr. 18 to 24 inch branched 
field grown own root plants, 95c each; 3 for $2.75; 6 for ‘ / 
$5.25. New French Lilac Ellen Willmott 

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