THE YELLOW SHEETS 
Wanted—FPictures and clippings of 
brides. Will trade with other hob- 
byists. Pauline Nommensen, R. 2, 
Kalispell, Mont. 
20 Hardy Chrysanthemums not la- 
belled for $1.25, all different. 50 
Strawberry Plants, spring bearing, 
$1.10. Mrs. Herman G. Janssen, 
Lorraine, Kans. 
The Swapper’s Monthly, Looney- 
ville, B-15, W. Va., carries plant, 
flower growing information, ads, 
etc., interesting articles, money mak- 
ing ideas. Outdoor opportunities. 
Year $2.00 Sample copy 25c. 
Make Money Daily gathering herbs, 
roots, barks, flowers, grasses, etc. 
Over 200 different varieties bring 
high cash prices. Complete directory 
of buyers with addresses and full in- 
structions sent postpaid for only 
$1500. J: Kelly, Looneyville Y-20, 
W. Va. 
Seed for Sale T Wenty packets 
choice fresh flower seed 25c. My 
bargain seed catalog free. Joe Smith, 
3241 28th Avenue West, Seattle, 
Wash. | 
Seeds—3 pkts. 25c. Hardy pinks 
bloom first year, Versuvius, West- 
wood Beauty and Japanese mixed; 
Feverfew; English Wallflower 
Orange; Shirley Foxglove mixed; 
Hesperis lavender; Hollyhocks 
pink; Catnip; Candytuft. 
Annual—Phlox Drummondi mix; 
Porlutaca, all colors mix; Poppy 
double pink; Snow On The Moun- 
tain; Marigold double golden yel- 
low, dwarf; Boquet Pepper, small 
peppers of varying colors in clus- 
ters; Dill; Okra; Tomato large; 
Pumpkin. 
Plants—Michael Mass Daisy, 
Clara Curtis Daisy or Tall White 
Phlox, 10 alike or assorted for 80c; 
Sage, 2 for 35c, or 3 for 50c; 
Grapes, new Caco, good, 2 for 60c, 
4 for $1.10; Strawberry, Blakemore, 
80c per 100; Horse Radish cuttings, 
10 for 60c. Plants sent after Febru- 
ary. Mrs. Lee Forester, R. 4, Rector, 
Ark. 
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Begonias — Indian Maid, small 
plants 25c;  Manda’s Woolly 
Bear, larger plants 35c; Will ex- 
change for other rare begonias. Vida 
E. Mackey, Hep Bottom, Pa. 
Seeds—Flash Marigold, Mammoth 
Russian Sunflower, Luxury Pie 
Pumpkin, pkt. 7c. Vida E. Mackey, 
Hop Bottom, Pa. 
Raise Bulbs for profit. Tremendous 
demand now. Complete cultural 
and marketing services. Write Mis- 
sion Hill Gardens, Box 224, Ashta- 
bula, Ohio. 
Bulbs and Perennials. Blooming 
Size. Double Perennial Sweet 
Williams; Mixed colors, some vari- 
gated. Hollyhawks, mixed; Ver- 
bena, colors, White, Bright Red, La- 
vender, Pink, Purple; Garlardiers, 
Vreey double, mixed colors; Vio- 
lets, Purple, fragrant, bloom off and 
on thru Winter; Iris, mixed colors, 
large types; Hemerocallis Lilies 
(Orange Day Lilies); Black-Eyed 
Susans—60c doz.; 4 doz. -$2.00. 
Pink Thrift, 100 for $1.00); 25c 
doz. 
Narcissus and Daffodil bulbs; 
Single Larkspur mixed; Single Gail- 
lardiers; Corn Flower (Bachelor 
Button) mixed; False Deagon 
Head; Pink Oxallis bulbs; Star of 
Bethlehem bulbs—35c doz.; 6 doz. 
$2.00. Postpaid, $1.00 orders or 
more. Roots Well Wrapped in Moist 
Paper. No. C.O.D. orders. Mrs. D. 
A. Leath, Trussville, Ala. 
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HARDY ROCK GARDEN 
PLANTS 


HARDY SEDUMS. All Sedums 
I call hardy can survive 15 below 
zero without protection. Some of 
them are hardy in the sub-Arctic. 
Most are fine for rock garden plants. 
Last year my Sempervivums made 
almost no increase. [This year most 
are hatching’”’ chicks, and when my 
backlog of orders left from last year 
are filled, | hope to have a number 
of varieties of hardy Semps to offer. 
There is a rock garden plant par ex- 
