2 THE SARCOXIE NURSERIES PEONY FIELDS 
INDEX 
Albizzia Julibrissin................ LlaleGurronteabmiiting.) aes 24 
LUE AEG CR eho SO MOAAG:  RieN amet 3 | Cydonia (Quince) ........... 7 
PACTARISCL sri, eee NL aaa, 7 18 
PEPDOE VICE DAW se etsy a Je 12] antias 23 
|gissefengere (13 RY Ape nee RE 2A sl Daisies Mik beh sn kelo 
Barberry (Berbetis).ono4 | Devtda on 
Balloon! FIOW er «ic... ieiticencevsee LSS gOCOWOOd Ati. ais per Mca 9, 10 
letsteyblaud 6) Ofc} ¢ oh sae Aah ae 4 
Burgh (Betula) ea. citeen OL) FA Sat Sones ee ek en Re ed 10 
Bittersweet ficcgh kh .06:isaceesces Sa CE WOM yen is Ber a hse ad sila 5, 14 
BIRO RDOTTIOS (icin cde secsce. nes 24 HL PEVErQTeeNs once Phin sok. 12-14 
Blanket. Flower ..:.2..4..0.0:./aue. 18 
Bieeding.. Hecrte i ma.i..... Oe! OPOrsythicr, aid tenn nes Ahad ot, 5 
BOY SEN DOTY fia cc hss cshsn ste 4 
ENED EIT ND SEE) so Gen rcict sents aa ae Ae 18 
Calycanthus floridus .............. 4 Gladiolisrss een = meee Fat 
Cn ae a Te POEM PRAT Be cis Xee the ree ee Seids 24 
Corolina Alistice m.):. skins 4 
Gedarl (Red (Gedar):...../... 13 | Hermerocallis (Day Lily)....19 
Celastrus (Bittersweet).......... Det boll yhOCk «med ean etic 19 
Cercis canadensis ................ PIS Honeysuckle: tases 5, 9, 10 
ORS oy oi ee cnt, EDVaraniggeG: | sie ee ie 5,6 
Cornus (Dogwood)............ OO ete 
SOIONECSIED o5, fas in hess. .ceee: : 
Crab, Ornamental be eh te 10 Tris isis tee dae sApoda tecee ante ue eee n 21-22 
Peeranberry) Bush. f3.0...sekascn 4 
eroper Myrtle hea ooo ea 4 | Juniper (Juniperus) ........ i WAR es 
Role witzic meetcr te te ae 4 | Raspberries: si.2-e se 24 
Redbud 28. eee eee 11 
: Rhubarb “wh Ascktrasinee eee 24 
Lagerstroemict j...0:s.20.-{.cset renee 4 5 
; Roses. i. Sah eee 14-17 
Lespedeza (Desmodium) ...... 5 Roseirch Sheree 3 
LANTOS Wein Gaeta, cere. cae Go re ar ee ee eee 
LAU Vaart ae ean co os tas 14 
Lily ar ciy Nes ees oi co 19:| Sedum (2.23. 45nee eer 20 
Shade Trees «:.sJ.gqiaue 10-11 
Shrubs °.)..2 ee eee 3-8 
Maple: «...-:..2 cept oye nities 10"). Snowball \..0hce eee 7 
MIMOSCHE cae orto oot serene ll | Spireceuiic..uet eee 7-8 
Mock *@Ordingenrer.§ ino etee 64 Spruce: .haiiccsscspeene eee 14 
Stonecrop (Sedum) .............. 20 
Strawberries ~4:.006-eee 24 
Okie Pinet tect  aheey ll"| Sweet Shrub’... 4 
Sweets Williams... See 20 
Pacrieae ee ea tans 20-21 | Sytinga (Lilac)... #6 
Perennials iSkin 18-20 
“Philacte | phus maha eeemeeee. 6.)) Tamarix 20.5.4. oe eee 8 
Phlox igstt.ctee eeree ns: aee 20 
Piceak( Spruce ya vee. ae 14 : 
Pine (Pinus) sec cen 135] Vines lo oe 
Platycodon ste ae ras 18") “Vitexy Lal a ee 
Poplar’(Populis)} setae 11 
Privie tac sae ce iene Sean ee 9 
Weigelafi. £4: saute 8 
Wisteria #aiks ee eae 10 
Quince). Japan: sta. ee Ti Witch tHazel...2. 22 ee 8 

HOW TO ORDER 
Just make a list of what you want, giving number, name, 
size and price. Tell us if your express or freight office is dif- 
ferent from your post office, and whether to ship by freight, 
express or parcel post. If you do not give a shipping date, 
we ship when we think best according to season and locality. 
While our terms are cash we will ship C. O. D. if half the 
amount is sent with order, but it makes the transportation 
charges a little higher. 
PLEASE TELL US 
Shall we send a similar variety we consider equal or better 
if any variety ordered is sold out? If you say “no substitu- 
tion’ on your order we refund for any we cannot supply. If 
you do not tell us, we use our judgment. When we substi- 
tute, the tree is labeled with the correct name of the variety 
sent. If we sent Black Ben Davis in place of Ben Davis, it 
would be labeled Black Ben Davis. 
FREIGHT AND EXPRESS SHIPMENTS 
Prices herein are not prepaid unless quoted postpaid. Man- 
ufactured articles can be of uniform size and weight. Nursery 
stock varies, even the season when shipped sometimes mak- 
ing a difference. If we prepaid the larger sizes we would 
have to estimate it plenty so we wouldn't lose on it on the 
average, and most of the time you would be paying too 
much. 
PLANTS BY PARCEL POST 
We have in some cases quoted an estimated additional 
postage for Missouri and adjoining states. It cannot always 
be correct. When too much is sent the balance will be re- 
funded. For other states the postage will be a little more, 
depending on distance. Large trees and shrubs cannot be 
sent parcel post. 
WHAT TO EXPECT 
Some plants grow large, others small. Some are bushy, 
others not. A Phlox is not as large as a Shasta Daisy. Dif- 
ferent varieties of Roses vary in size. An Apple is better 
rooted than a Cherry. These are just examples. We try to 
give you good value and first class stock, but it will vary 
according to the habit of growth. 
OUR GUARANTEE 
We exercise care and diligence to have our varieties true 
to label and sell all our stock with the express guarantee 
that we will on proper proof, replace any that may prove 
otherwise, or refund the amount paid for the same, which 
shall constitute the extent of our liability. 
SALES TAX 
Missouri customers please add two per cent sales tax or 
such amount as may hereafter be enacted. Quotations are 
necessarily subject to State or Federal regulations that may 
be enacted. Prices are subject to change should occasion 
require and are limited to this spring. 
Printed in the U.S. A. 
