
SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS 
in HIBISCUS and PELARGONIUMS 
THESE LOW PRICES IN EFFECT THROUGH 
JULY 15 ONLY 
HIBISCUS 
At this price you can afford to 
replace all those plants you lost in 
last winter’s freeze. Remember, 
Hibiscus, except in very cold areas, 
year out of ten. © 1-gal., 89c 
Agnes Gault. Largest, most 
lovely and fastest growing of the 
pink varieties, | 
Brilliante. Richest of the sin- 
gle reds. 
Double Orange. Perfectly 
formed flowers of deep bronzy 
orange. 
Kona. Double pink bloom in 
astonishing quantities. Rapid 
growth. 
Single Apricot. Medium sized 
single bloom. Moderate growth. 
PELARGONIUMS 
An excellent selection of the 
better varieties at more than 25% 
discount. 2Y2-inch pots, 
ye , each, Z26c 
- Azalea. Large flowered rosy red. aie petals darker than lower. 
Strong grower. 
Belladonna. A remarkably lovely shade of rosy red. 
Carmine King. Large ruffled bloom of carmine red, dark red binckes 
Compact growth. 
Diener’s Giant. Extremely large salmon pink bloom, the upper petals 
marked with red. 

Pelargonium 
Easter Greeting. Bright red flowers, each petal marked with large © 
maroon blotch. Blooms early and long. 
Edith Cavell. Extremely striking blush white with dark markings on 
all petals. 
Gardener's Joy. Pale blush eines upper petals marked with dark red 
blotch bordered with rose. Striped lower petal, Sensational. 
Gladys Kellogh. Salmon blotched Brovnicy maroon, with trace of violet 
in center. ! 
Mary Bard. Glowing white except for a few Beane cerise markings — 
near center. 
Marie Rober, Large ruffled bloom of deepest maroon. 
Marie Vogel.’ Large flowers of red shaded salmon, with dark blotches 
on the upper Bei. Very early bloomer, 
Montecito. Exquisite flesh pink. 
Salmon Queen. Salmon coral with white center. Gates nevale splotched 
scarlet. 
San Diego. Ruffled purple. Early and ae siderite: : 
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