Colorful, Charming BUDDLEIAS 
(SOMETIMES CALLED “SUMMER LILACS”) 
THREE EXCELLENT VARIETIES 
NOTE: 
Buddleias are like peren- 
nials in that they freeze 
back to the ground each 
winter in northern climates. 
Each: spring they throw up 
new canes to a height of 6 
feet or more, and bloom 
heavily during the late sum- 
mer months. Each spring old 
canes should be cut off at 
ground level. 













Plant Pat. 
ROYAL RED © {isnt irr, 
(U. S. Plant Patent Applied For.) Something 
really exciting in Buddleias. The reddest Buddleia 
to date. It will surprise you with the great num- ~ 
ber of shoots it throws up to a height of 5 feet, 
each tipped with a 15- to 18-inch long spike of 
glistening, satiny, purplish red. A brilliant variety 
for cutting. All of the three Buddleias described 
will bloom this year. 75¢ each; 3 for $2.00, post- 
paid. 
PINK CHARMING 
Rosy orchid-pink. Never has a name so appro- 
priately been applied to a flower. This exotic 
Buddleia is indeed a Pink Charming. Extra long 
flower panicles, many measure 15 to 18 inches 
long, full and tapering perfectly toward the tip. 
Plant is hardy and foliage of clear green, blends 
with any background. Like all the Buddleias, new 
shoots come up from the ground each spring. The 
old wood dies back during the winter and should 
be pruned out as soon as new growth starts. 60c 
each, postpaid. 
Pink 
Charming 

Wa! 
“Summer Lilacs” 
Are Ideal to Add to 
the Shrub Berder 
Because They Give 
Lots cf Bloom in 
Late Summer When 
Blooms Are Scarce 
On Other Shrubs. 
HARTWEGI 
Lately introduced, has quickly proved its 
hardiness and beauty. Bush is of compact 
habit. Foliage very heavy and of superb dark 
green. Flower sprays are borne on every 
branch, and are large and well shaped. Color 
a pleasing bright lavender with each tiny 
floret having a distinct orange eye. Excellent 
for cutting. 60c¢ each, postpaid. 
BUDDLEIA 
COLLECTION 
3 Onerofi Each ofithes3 Splendid 
Buddleias as Described Above. 
Postpaid $ | A & 5 
Will Bloom This Year. 










WILL BLOOM THIS YEAR. . 










Hartwegi 
