PENTSTEMON (Beard Tongue) 
BARBATUS PINK BEAUTY. The color is a 
lovely shell pink. A charming cut flower. 
One of the outstanding new and good 
plants. Makes a delightful companion to 
Gy psopiiiians.2 hia tsa 40c: 3 for $1.10 
FIREBIRD (Cherry Glow). 2 ft. An _ out- 
standing new introduction to add color to 
summer gardens. The individual ruby- 
crimson blooms are unusually large and 
long spikes of blooms have a long bloom- 
ING MDeMOCse ae! cnr eS Oe 40c; 3 for $1.10 
GARNET. 18 inches tall. The graceful stems 
hold loosely arranged garnet blooms from 
June to September. 
PYRETHRUM 
Painted Daisy 
Single mixed. A delightful strain for broad 
masses. 35e; 3 for $1.00 
ROSE MIST. An outstanding new double 
painted daisy. Rose-Carmine petals with 
double-crested center. Rose center that ap- 
pears to have been dipped in stardust, giv- 
ing it a silvery appearance. Sturdy grower 
and ‘prolific bloomer. Excellent for cutting. 
Only a few plants are available now. When 
our supply is exhausted, orders will be 
booked iorticl yet 5 ewer 75c: 3 for $2.10 
Two New Double Ballon Flowers 
Platycodon 
Here we have the finest new perennials in 
recent years. Sturdy 3 ft. stalks carry innu- 
meral wide open 3 inch bells. Thick satiny 
petals, heavily veined. Now after many years 
of intensive hybridizing we have a Platycodon 
with a completely new look—a double set 
of petals. A spectacular over all previous 
forms. Double Blue or Double White. 
63c each, 3 of one color $1.75 
A IMPORTED NEW SHASTA (Daisy) 
“WIRRAL PRIDE.” We are fortunate in hav- 
ing a nice stock of this wonderful new 
shasta. The clean, white flowers 4 to 5 
inches in diameter, commence to open early 
in July and are carried on straight, stout 
3 ft. stem. The full, anemone center makes 
this a most attractive flower, both for the 
garden and indoor decoration. Removal of 
the crown bud in may or June produces a 
wealth of first class blooms on 18 to 24 
ihonustemss one ee ee 85c; 3 for $2.35 
Two Select Extra Early Garden Mums 
GOLDEN HOURS. Early double, deep lemon- 
chrome. Petals broad, overlapping and 
somewhat incurved. Most outstanding, very 
early,and a wonderful cut flower. Blooms 
Sept./12; and is 24 inches’ high. 
65c each; 3 for $1.50 
PYGMY ROSE. This is not a new one, but 
we think it is the best in its class. Very 
dwarf and compact, perky upright—growing 
rose pompon. Valuable for edginb or pot- 
hla(sp, pottens lk Deep heapinty SEM ASc; 3 for $1.25 
ROSS ROOT FEEDER 

$3.50 Each Postpaid 
With One Dozen Regular Fertilizing Cartridges 
The Ross Root Feeder puts the fertilizer 
healthier and more vigorous growth. Especi- 
and water directly to the Roots. Produces 
ally fine for roses, shubs and trees. You can 
fertilize and water at same time or you can 
just water. Needed all season. In the spring it 
is a quick booster for old and new plantings. 
In the summer insures food and water during 
dry spells. In the fall very necessary to put 
moisture down at the roots to prevent winter 
damage. 
Simple, easy ito use, nothing to get out 
of order and lasts for years. For watering, 
just attach to hose. For fertilizing, place cart- 
ridge in the chamber, attach to hose and turn 
on the water. Push it into the ground to de- 
sired depth. No water or fertilizer is wasted. 
Feeder puts it DOWN AMONG THE ROOTS 
WHEREIS NEEDED, 
THE ROSS “A” (Acid) CARTRIDGE 
IS NOW AVAILABLE 
To Be Used with the ROSS ROOT FEEDER 
This new Acid Cartridge is a highly nutri- 
tional fast cartridge designed especially’ for 
the plants most congenial to acid soil. The 
residual acidity of this cartridge is 400 lbs. 
per ton, carries 250 parts per million iron in 
a form more soluble than copperas, and con- 
tains all the necessary trace elements. 
Keep a supply of cartridges on hand. 
Box of 12 for $1.00 Postpaid. Regular cartridge 
(8-16-8) is used for most plants, shrubs, roses, 
trees. 
Acid cartridge (10-20-20) is used for ever- 
greens and acid loving plants like Azaleas, 
Blue Hydrangea, etc. 
Acid Cartridges, $1.00 a Dozen 

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