To Our Friends: 
Spring Hill offers one of the most complete and one of the biggest nursery 
stock inventories for 1947. Our years of experience, large acreage of rich 
soil, improved equipment, modern buildings, etc., enable us to grow the 
finest quality, hardy plants at a low cost. , 
We ae host of our stock and sell direct. You will be pleased with the 
big savings and splendid plants at Spring Hill’s many prices lower than 
last year. 
Plants are scarce, we advise early orders. 
Thanks for your generous orders. Every effort will be made to maintain 
your confidence. “Guaranteed Satisfaction” is our Motto. 

Sincerely, 
Tom and Howard Kyle 
ORDERS ACKNOWLEDGED 9:2 



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Thousands of landscape evergreens 
fresh dug and balled and burlapped. 
inside view, America’s largest nursery 
sales shed. 
Hundreds of visitors each spring; you 
are always welcome. 
REFERENCE 
by postal card upon receipt of order. When your 
order is shipped your original order sheet will be 
returned to you with the merchandise ordered, 
for checking. KEEP YOUR ORDER. In event of 
any ERROR, CLAIM or ADJUSTMENT, it will 
be necessary for you to return your original 
order with your letter. 
If your order is not filled completely, you will 
be advised whether or not balance will follow 
leter or amount of any shortage refunded to you. 
Remember, we will be unable to correspond with 
you about an order shipped without having your 
original order returned to us. 
HOW 10 ORDER Use order blanks en- 
closed. List the variety 
of plants you want, state 
catalog number, size and price. 
you wish your order shipped. 
ciate your 
PLEASE ORDER EARLY <*sic vou: 
order early. Shipping season is a relatively short 
time. When too many orders are mailed during 
the spring rush, we cannot ship properly and it 
requires inexperienced help. Early orders are 
cared for by experienced personnel and shipped 
first at proper planting time. Thanks for your 
co-operation. 
TERMS and REMITTANCE s:cu% &- 
nied with remittance. Please mail Post Office 
money order, Express money order, or personal 
check. Spring Hill cannot be responsible for 
currency, stamps, war stamps or cash (wrap 
coins securely) unless sent by registered mail. 
No C.O.D. orders accepted. 
WAR STAMPS ACCEPTED ::2m>* %s 
your plant order from Spring Hill. In this way 
Uncle Sam will get the money, you have the 
plants and Spring Hill will purchase Victory 
bonds. Your money will help finance Freedom. 
IMPORTANT -- Please Add Postage 
(Transportation Notice)—When nursery stock or 
plants are to be shipped by parcel post, PLEASE 
ADD 10% FOR PACKING AND POSTAGE. This 
enables us to give our customers the lowest pos- 
sible selling price for big first class plants. If you 
do not include postage charges, your order will 
be shipped express collect or, if requested, we 
will bill you for the parcel post. Most orders of 
$3.00 or more can best be shipped by express. 
Ohio customers please add 3% sales tax. 
FREE PLANTS TO YOU 
to you (Page 32). 
We will appre- 
All orders 
should be 
Mailwar 
stamps in 
Do not over- 
look our offer 
Any business in Tipp City—Dunn and Bradstreet—National Mail Order 
Association—Farm and Garden Magazines or any Spring Hill customers— 
Unsolicited testimonials like the following from every state in the nation. 
e I want to compliment you on how nice you sent my order. Everything is growing fine and 
the leaves on the buddleias were not wilted a bit—Mrs. Martha West, Portland, Oregon. 
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greenhouses. 
We hope the pictures shown on this page will help you to know 
Spring Hill better. 
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eThe plants arrived 
in fine shape. We 
were especially 
pleased with the 
rose bushes. — Cor- 
win Jones, Newark, 
Ohio. 
e@ Many thanks for 
forwarding the gar- 
denias. The plants 
are very thrifty 
looking and were 
beautifully packed. 
—Mary A. Fletcher, 
Hanover, N. H. 
e Thank you for the 
kind consideration 
you have shown 
this order.—Mrs. 
Vincent Perkowski, 
Norwich, Conn. 
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Almond, Pink Fl. 
Althae 
Amaryllis 
American Holly . 
Anemone ... 
Arborvitae 
Asparagus .... 
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Baby Evergreens .......... 6-7 
Baby’s Breath ..........26-27 
Barberry, Green ........ 35-36 
Red sa 23-35-36 






Beauty ) Bush iss. e.2-t2.-- 36 
Bell Flower ....i....+---. A) 
Begonias, Hardy ...... 30 
Tuberous 5 
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Birch oa2h-.-a 18-41 
Bittersweet ..... -18-41 
Blackberry © ...-.c::éssease 13-14 
Blazing Star 
Bleeding Heart ... 
Blueberries 
Blue Hydrangea 
Blue Spirea 
Boston Ivy 
Boxwood 
Boysenberries 
Broadleaf Evergreens .... 7 
Buddleia .......... 19-20-21-39 
Buffalo Berries 
Bush Cherries 
Butterfly Flower 
Butternut 
Button Mums 



Cannas 
Canterbury Bells .. 
Carnations 
Cherry 
Chestnuts 
China Pinks 
Chinese*Blnnpetsni2: 
Chinese Lanterns 
Christmas Rose .. 
Chives 
Chrysanthemums 
22-23-31-32-34 
Clomatis GFP 8.8: ccccstervenceee 41 
Climbing Roses .. 5-19 

Columbine .......... 
Cone Flower ... 
Coral Bells 
CoralDerry  sraccccrsettee 36 
COLCODSISH Assceesnesoverssec 24-35 
Cranberry se sesct-ccemiee 22-38 
Creeping Phlox 
Crepe Myrtle 

Currants® .. 228528 
Cushions Mums) 5.0... 23-32 
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Daisies ..19-21-24-25-26-27 
Daisy Mums oe crece eer 32 
Daye diltes: 2. -ctccceeenes. 19-24 
Delphiniums ........ 18-24-25 
Deutz ati cerc actus 19-39 
Dewberrless ..0...conreteee 14 
Dogwood _........ 19-36-39-41 
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English Mums .. 
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WODIHS eck .cnsccsasccanesberercesesvs 25 
Figs 

Firebush 
Firethorn (Evergreen) .. 7 
Fl. Peach 40 
Forsythia 
Foxglove ...... 
French Lilacs 
Fruit Trees 




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Gingko .......... 40 
Gladiolus .. ae: 
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Gold Flower ...... 
Golden Globe .... 
Golden Glow 
GOOSGDELTICS® cetsvceac--cesers 15 
Gtape? HONnAt..2A6 15-19 
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Hawthorn 40 

Hibiscus 
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Hollyhocks 
Honeylocust 
Honeysuckle 
19-22-35-39-41 

Prices Expire 
June 1, 1947 
Horseradish ..... senor sone lL 
Hydrangea .........00+--- 23-36 





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Jewel Berry 
Juneberry 
Juniper 
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Kolkwitzia 
Lemon 
Lilacs 
Lupines 

Magnolia 
Mahonia 
Maple, Amur 
Norway . 
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Prrererereer 
Sugar 
Mock Orange 
Mt. Ash 
Mulberry 
Mums 

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Nectarine 
Nut Trees 
Oat scccvcssscusententelieg 18-40-41 
One Cent Sale ... 
Oxalis 


Perennials 
12-24-25-26-27 
Persian Lilacs 
Persimmons ... 
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Plumbago 
Poplar 
Privet, Amur 
California 
Ibolium 
Regal’s 
Pussy Willow 
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Raspberries 
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Red Hot Poker . 
Rhubaxrbies-cesee 
Rose of Sharon .... 
Roses, Climbing 
Hugonis 
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Polyantha .... 
Rosy Spires 
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Shade Trees 
Shasta Daisies 
Shrubs 

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000 24-25-27 
18-19-22-35-36-37-38 
Silver Lace Vine ............ 41 
Small Fruits ....2-13-14-15 
Snowball ........ 18-23-36-38 
Snowberry 
Spirea 
Spruce 
Strawberries 
Sweet Peas 
Sweet Shrub 
Sweet Williams 
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TAXUS spilt Meccansceounaeaters 
Tamarix peace 
Tree Hydrangea 
Trees? S .c0.taee 18-19-40-41 
Tritoma 24 
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Verbena 
Veronica 
Vines 
Violets 

Wea lint... 22h cscscenecay 13-18 
Weeping Willow ..18-40-41 
Wel gelia” ccciscvesta. cries 19-38 
Wisteria .cw sam 
Witch Hazel .. 
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Youngberry 

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