

Paul’s Searlet Climber—Intensely Red 
Flowers—lIn a Class by Itself 
CLIMBERS 
Strong 2 yr. old field grown stock, 
that climbs readily and blooms 
freely. Prices include postage. 
AMERICAN PILLAR. Flowers of 
brilliant crimson-pink, with large 
white centers and golden yellow 
stamens. Blooms profusely in tre- 
mendous clusters. Each, 67%c. 
CRIMSON RAMBLER. Of ram- 
pant growth, bearing a profusion of 
searlet-red flowers in large clusters. 
An old favorite. Each, 64c. 
DR. VAN FLEET. An exquisite 
delicate pink climber, with buds and 
opened flowers equal in form and 
size to the finest Hybrid Tea Roses, 
borne on long, individual stems. The 
plant produces thousands of flowers. 
Each, $1.00. 
PAUL’S SCARLET CLIMBER, In- 
tense scarlet flowers of large size, 
produced in clusters of from 3 to 20 
flowers on long, strong stems. Harly, 
foliage good, climbs well, very lib- 
eral quantities of bloom. The flowers 
‘are vivid red, clothing the plant 
with a blazing mantle. Each, 90c. 
SEVEN SISTERS. Very double, 
deep pink roses, borne in large cius- 
ters. This grand. climber blooms 
very freely. Each, 92c. 
CLIMBING HOLLYWOOD. A 
climbing form of the famous bush 
rose. Rich dark rose-red tea roses. 
Will bloom this year. Hach, 95c. 
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ACME SCIENTIFIC 
ROSE SPRAY SET 
A triple action spray for roses, 
effective in one application against 
mildew, black spot, and all fungus 
diseases, and against all chewing in- 
sects, and all sucking insects. Each 
set contains 3 units. Mix sufficient 
of each into one mixture, and con- 
trol all three diseases at one time. 
5496—Set of 3 bottles, 95c, post- 
paid. 




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SHRUB 
Hugonis 
Shrub 
Roses 
HARDY SHRUB ROSES 
Unexcelled for hedges, as a speci- 
men bush rose or among shrubbery. 
2 yr. old field grown. Bloom in July. 
4 to 5 feet. Prices include postage. 
One of the best white Shrub 
Roses. Single white roses of good 
large size and perfect form, freely 
borne. Splendid foliage. Each, 55c3 
3 for $1.58. 
DR. ECKENER. Large, semi-double, 
coppery-rose flowers. Each, 95¢e; 3 
for $2.70. 
ALBA. 
F. J. GROOTENDORST. Large clus- 
(ters of over-sized, fairly double red 
flowers resembling the Crimson Baby 
Rambler. Each, 69c; 3 for $1.95. 
HANSA. Flowers a reddish violet, 
double and fragrant; one of the, best 
varieties of the family. Each, 58e; 3 
for $1.65. 
HUGONIS. “The Golden Rose From 
China.” A beautiful hardy bush rose, 
intense canary: yellow, single. Each, 
73e; 3 for $2.15. 
: SIR THOMAS LIPTON. Snowy white 
single flowers. Very choice, Each, 
$0e; 3 for $2.55. 
SKYROCKET. Lovely pointed buds 
opening to large single red flowers, 
borne in large elusters, fragrant. 
Blooms from June to October. Each, 
$1.35; 3 for $3.75. 
SUMMER HYACINTH or GALTONIA 
Up to 30 flowers on a spike. 
Protect well over winter. 
8 for 15¢e; 6 for 28e; doz., A9e3 
grant, pure white flowers. 
shaped. Beautiful. 
Price, 1 to 1% inch bulbs, 
$3.45, postpaid. 
OXALIS Summer flowering, also 
called the American 
Shamrock. Produces an unbroken row 
of clean, attractive foliage about one 
foot high, and is particularly valuable 
for edging beds or walks. The leaves 
are shaped like shamrocks. Pink flow- 
ers, very freely borne, The blossoms 
close on dark, dull days and at night 
the clover-like leaves fold up. 3 for 

14c; 6 for 25e; 12 for 47c; 25 for S87e3_ 
50 for $1.64; 100 for $3.00, postpaid. 
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BLOOMING 
POLYANTHA ROSES 
They form shapely, compact bushes 
about 18 inches high which are in pro- 
fuse bloom until severe frost. Fine 
for borders and great favorites for the 
cemetery. 2 yr. field grown: Each, 84c;3 
3 for $2.40; 5 (or 1 of each) for $3.75, 
postpaid, 
CATHERINE ZEIMET — Double, 
fragrant roses in large 
clusters. 
ELSE POULSEN—Single rose-pink, 
from Denmark. Lovely. 
GOLDEN SALMON—Orange salmon. 
IDEAL — Dark velvety scarlet 
shaded black, single. 
KIRSTEN POULSEN—Single 
red, flowers freely borne. 
light 
Ismene, or Peruvian Daffodil 
ISMENE CALATHINA 
Also called Peruvian Daffodil. A. 
grand summer flowering bulb, produc- 
ing with great freedom large Amaryl- 
lis-like, pure white, fragrant blossoms. 
Keep the bulbs in a dry, warm place, 
and plant out in June. Bulbs can be 
taken up in October, and after a few 
weeks’ rest, potted and flowered in the 
house in the winter, or kept over for 
planting out another season. Easily 
grown. Each, 134 to 2 in. bulbs, 29e¢; 
8 for S3e; 6 for $1.55; 12 for $2.95, posi- 
paid. 
Showy spikes or racemes, often 
4 feet high, of pendulous, fra- 
Flowers are bell 
25 for 92e3; 100 for 
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