FOR THE ROCK GARDEN 
Every one of these beautiful low growing plants will add to the beauty of your wall or rock 
garden. Because they are so familiar we have omitted descriptions. 
| each of the 12 kinds listed, only $3.00 
Or order separately 
ALYSSUM, Basket of Gold 25c¢ 
PICA BISeRVY alleC ress cu es ee 25¢ 
AUSRIELA@ralse.Gress ne 35c 
ARMERIA, white or pink 00 35¢ 
BERR SapEHG+eDaAlsVeee tak eer oe AS 25c 
GAMPANULA> CARPATICA 2.2 2 35¢ 
GEUM; Mrs. Bradshaw .2.2_0........ 25c 
FEUCHERA®S Coral Bells 2 es, se 35¢ 
BRiLOX:3 Creeping sae ee ee et 35¢ 
SAXIFRAGA BERGENIA 00. 50c 
SEDUM@SDasyphyllump teen ae 25c 
VIOLA Jersey: Gem arse ea tees 35c 
Prices: 25c, 3 for 69c; 35c, 3 for $1.00; 50c, 3 for $1.35 
Plant in 3's 

HARDY ENGLISH CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
Unexcelled in the Fall cutting garden, for the colors are of the richest, and their size just right 
for home bouquets. Select varieties, every one a beauty. Well rooted plants shipped April 15 to 
June | only. 
WHITE AND NEAR WHITE 
ALABASTER. Very early white. Blooms large, of 
good substance. Aug.-Sept. 
BORDER WHITE. Large, snow white, free flow- 
ering. Sept. 
MRS. T. RILEY. Very fine large informal white, 
broad petaled. Sept. 
CRUSADER. Large blooms tinged pink—a love- 
ly blend. Sept. 
TRIXIE. Light salmon-apricot-pink blend. A fa- 
vorite. Sept. 
YELLOW 
CHINA GOLD. Golden bronze with quilled 
petals. Late but frost resistant. 
GOLD STANDARD. Big deep yellow blooms, 
good for disbudding. Sept. 
HARVEST MOON. Rich golden incuring blooms 
in Oct. 
JEAN HARLOW. Bright golden yellow balls of 
bloom. Aug.-Sept. 
ORANGE QUEEN. Richest golden yellow, large 
with broad petals. Sept. 
PRIMROSE. Immense primrose yellow, incurv- 
ing petals. Sept.-Oct. 
PINK TO ROSE 
BELLE MAUVE. Silvery pink, a profuse bloom- 
er. Excellent. Sept. 
CHARMWOOD. Bright rosy mauve. Blooms in 
clusters on tall stems. Sept.-Oct. 
NELLIE RICHARDSON. Shell pink with salmon 
infusion. Large. Choice. Sept. 
PINK FREDA. Silvery mauve pink, one of the 
loveliest. Sept. 
ROSE PRINCESS. Salmon rose on long stiff 
stems. Excellent. Oct. 
35c each, 3 for $1.00, 12 for $3.50 
SYBIL. Lavender pink, medium sized blooms on 
stiff stems. Aug. 
YOUTH. Delightful clear pink of good form. 
Sept. 
AMBER TO LIGHT BRONZE 
BRIDESMAID. Delicate blush pink suffused sal- 
mon. Reflexing. Sept. 
BRONZE PRECOSE. Bright bronze blooms of 
good size, very early. July-Aug. 
CORONA. Bright orange amber blooms, broad 
petals, good shape. Sept. 
HARVESTER. Light bronze of good habit. Early. 
Aug.-Sept. 
HALO. Glowing amber bronze, fine shape and 
size. A favorite. Sept. 
MARY HOBBS. Light golden amber, one of 
the earliest largest. Sept. 
DARK BRONZE TO RED 
COPPELIA. A fine shade of Indian red. Early. 
Aug.-Sept. 
ENTINCELLENT. Bright crimson with gold re- 
verse. Outstanding. Sept. 
HILLCREST RED. Velvety scarlet with gold re- 
verse. Big. Sept. 
HUNTER. Unusual art shade of red. Large. A 
fine red. Sept. 
ILLUMINOUS. Purplish red incurved, with lilac 
reverse. Outstanding. Sept. 
LE POCOTOLE. Deep velvety crimson, a fa- 
vorite for color and form. Oct. 
REVELER. Glowing red, of good cutting size. 
Sept. 
SANDY RICHIE. Rich brown crimson with gold 
reverse. Pleasing. Sept. 
VULCAN. Solid brilliant crimson, very rich in 
appearance. Sept. 
CUSHION MUMS 
Dwarf growing plants making mounds 12 to I5 inches high literally covered with blooms 
from midsummer to frost. Fine as single plants or in solid borders. 
WHITE PINK 
BRONZE 
25c¢ each; 3 for 69c; 6 for $1.25; 12 for $2.35 

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