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Excitingly Different 
Should your interest in your garden show signs of wan- 
ing, the best way to revive it is to plant some of WAY- 
SIDE’S Proven Varieties. 
Immediately your enthusiasm will be renewed and your 
interest quickened and enhanced, recapturing the old 
thrills you once knew. These attractive strangers stand 
out among old acquaintances of your garden, bringing into 
your life the thrill of the unknown and the joy of the un- 
expected. 
These New Varieties are unlike any you have probably 
ever seen before. They are new and delightfully different 
and your surprise will be great when they burst forth in 
gorgeous bloom. In addition to the pleasant element of 
surprise, these exquisite new varieties reflect much credit 
upon the good taste and judgment of the possessor, at the 
same time increasing your knowledge of things floral. 
Many of our New Varieties are exclusive and are to be 
found only in WAYSIDE gardens . . . All are uncommonly 
beautiful and represent the best in Hardy Plants, Roses, 
Flowering Shrubs and Flowering Bulbs. 
Include Some in Your Order Today 
New Hardy Plants 
ANTHEMIS GOLDEN DAWN (Page 32) 
A splendid addition to the perennial border plants for 
gardens everywhere! Bold upright stems with absolutely 
fully double flowers. The color is clear, golden yellow, un- 
affected by sun; the solid flowers withstand the most im- 
possible weather without damage. The stiff stems are long 
and excellent for cutting. Flowers are long lasting and the 
plant blooms throughout the entire summer. It will grow 
in any kind of soil providing it is reasonably well drained, 
be it Alaska or Alabama. It is hardy as an Oak. What 
more could be asked. 
THE NEW ASTER PACIFIC HORIZON (Pg. 17) 
Delicate blue flowers in great numbers completely cover 
this dwarf Aster. Pacific Horizon was discovered on the 
west coast by Professor Breithaupt. We have tested it for 
several years and find it a fine addition because it is low 
growing and early flowering, blooming from early Septem- 
ber until late October. Never higher than 12 inches. 
Mixes well with the so-called Cushion Mums. 
And don’t overlook the magnificent perpetual blooming 
Aster Frikarti; flowers from July until frost. 
DIANTHUS, Old Spice (Page 35) 
A choice Hybrid, possessing, it seems, all the good quali- 
ties you can ask for in a plant. First, it is as hardy as an 
Oak. Second, habit of growth is neat, cushion-like and 
compact. Stems are about 12 inches tall. Third, it flowers 
prolifically over a long period, 20 or more flowers on a 
single plant. Fourth, color of the beautifully moulded 
flowers is rich salmon-pink like that of the popular green- 
house Carnation, Laddie. Fifth, the calyx does not split as 
is the case with the old-fashioned Clove Pinks. All the 
flowers are perfectly formed. Sixth, the flowers, when cut, 
last a long time. Mr. F. F. Rockwell, horticultural writer 
of note, says: “‘! think it is a knockout. The color is re- 
markable. It is one of the finest new border flowers in a 
decade.” 
NEW CHRYSANTHEMUM, 
White Cactus (Page 25) 
The pure white-pointed petals form a fully double 
flower shaped like a Cactus Dahlia; individual blooms 
range from 4 to 6 inches in diameter. They are produced 
in open clusters which permits the showing of their fine 
details. Plants are vigorous, somewhat bushy in habit and 
grow approximately 30 to 36 inches high. Mum ‘’White 
Cactus’ is as hardy as any Mum and is the result from 
similar crossés which produced the famous variety, Mme. 
Chiang Kai-shek. 
There are also Generalissimo, Apricot Cactus, Empress, 
Yellow Emperor, Golden Glorymum which should have your 
careful attention. 
CHRYSANTHEMUM, Mme. Chiang Kai-shek 
(Page 24) Not New but Still Tops! 
Beautifully formed flowers, fully double, composed of 
stiff petals able to withstand any and all bad weather. The 
petals are perfectly arranged, creating a formal effect, so 
nice one would think the flowers were grown in a green- 
house. The color is a blending of chrome-yellow, cad- 
mium-yellow, and soft tinted old gold which under bright 
sun or artificial light shows a delicate undertone of rose. 
Most difficult to describe. However, we consider it the 
finest Chrysanthemum in our collection, if not the fin- 
est in the country. A magnificent plant which. portrays 
autumn in all its glory and riot of color better than any 
other flower we have. In full flower in September, often 
showing blooms in late August and flowering continues 
until the end of the Mum season. 

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