
IMPORTANT 
CUSTOMERS 

No Agents or Salesmen 
We sell direct by mail and at the nursery 
only. When dealing direct you get full benefit 
of our guarantee, facilities and experience. 
Refuse to buy from anyone representing him- 
self or herself as our agent or salesman. 
Terms and Remittance 
All orders should be accompanied with remit- 
tance. Please mail Post Office Money Order, 
Express Money Order or personal check. 
Spring Hill cannot be responsible for cur- 
rency, stamps, war stamps or cash (wrap 
coins securely) unless sent by registered mail. 
No C. O. D. orders accepted. 

Mail Your Order Today 
IT’S EASY, SAFE AND 
ECONOMICAL. Our 
high grade plants at 
comparative prices rep- 
resent some of the great- 
est values ever offered. 
Come, see for yourself 
or mail your order. Over a 
1,000,000 plants pro- 
duced annually. 
shipped. 
INFORMATION FOR 
WHEN ORDERING 
Iimportant—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 possible 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 custom- 
ers please add 3% sales tax. 
How To Order 
Use order-blanks enclosed. List the variety of 
plants you want, state catalog number, size 
and price. Advise DATE you wish your order 
Visit the Nursery 
See our growing farms of over 500 acres and 
the big sales shed full of values this spring. 
Many PRICE REDUCTIONS 

STATE OF OHIO 
Department of Agriculture 
Orders Acknowledged 
We acknowledge all orders. We return your 
original order with package 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 later or amount of 
‘shortage refunded to you. 
Spring. Hill 
Howard Kyle, 
of Miami, State of Ohio, has been inspected 
Certificate of 
jQursery Inspection 
This is to certify, that the nursery stock of 
Nurseries Co., 
(Thomas B, and 
Props.) of Tipp City, County 
by a duly authorized inspector, 
War Stamps Accepted as 
Payment for Your Orders 
Director of Agriculture 
A. W. MARION 

LOWEST PRICES IN YEARS; / 
These Valuable Gifts Given FREE 
(See below) 
To those who send their order early we ex- 
press our appreciation with these premium 
gifts. (Premiums listed below) 
Orders of $3.00 to $5.00 select one premium. 
Orders of $5.00 to $7.50 select two premiums. 
Orders of $7.50 to $10.00 select three premiums. 
With each additional $2.50 select one more 
premium. 

A—=1 Large flowering RED 
Chrysanthemum—worth 50c 1 ft. size—worth 60c 

E—3 Old Fashion Garden 
Pinks, 2 yr. size—worth 65c 
D—1 Golden Bell ona 
2 ft. sixe—worth 60¢ 
_FOR ORDERING EARLY 
clude premiums 
B—1 Blenheim hardy Apricot, 
(See below) 
The premiums you select must be written on 
your order or no plants will be sent. Except 
when you send us another order you may in- 
overlooked on _ previous 
order, if repeat order is mailed in same 
shipping season, 
NOTICE—If we run short on some premiums 
we reserve the privilege of changing to other 
stock of equal or greater value. 
C—1 WHITE Flowering Dog- 
wood Tree (Cornus Florida) 
1 to 1, ft. size—worth 55c 
F—7 Gladiolus bulbs, our rain- 
bow No. 3 mixed—worth 55c 
INDEX 
Abelienierten cct.tsttee: 
Ageratum ........... at 
Almond Pink Flw..... 33 
Alyssurm a 05 catac’s crate 40 
American Holly ...... 22 
Apple tristan. cuit soca 4-5 
Anricotaencsr aac cies 6 
Arbor Vitae ....... 22-23 
Artemesia’) dims uc 41 
Ash. eiiritsite erty eee 31 
Asparagus .......... 15 
ASstersQr ites asec 36 
Astilben yn takissiicreieh 41 
Azalea? is. ch wcon. 35 
Baby's Breath ...... 39 
Barberry, Green ....25-33 
Barberry, Red ...... 25-33 
Basket of Gold...... 40 
Beauty Bush ........ 33 
Bell Flower ......... 40 
Begonias, Tuberous 18 
Biotettimeccsni sree 22-23 
Biréh Reece ean at 30 
Bittersweet ........ 22-38 
Blackberry .......... 13 
Blackberry Lily ...... 38 
Bleeding Heart ...... 36 
Blueberries .......... 9 
Blue Hydrangeo ..... 32 
Blue Spired't jie... aa 
Blue Spruce ....... 23-24 
Boston ivy ncccranace ie 38 
Boxwood inert: 23 
Boysenberries ....... 13 
Bridal Wreath ....... 25 
Broadleaf Evergreens.. 22 
Suddielaie. coitus 24-34 
Buffalo Berries ...... 31 
Bulbs Seacrest 17-18-19 
Burning Bush ........ 35 
Bush Cherries ........ 31 
Butterfly Bush ..... 24-34 
Butterfly Flower ..... 38 
Butternut’ cine sam, cer. 8 
Button Mums ...... 46-47 
Cannasicn aaron i 39 
Canterbury Bells ..... 41 
Carnations .:...... 24-36 
Cherry 32 e caeae 9-31 
Chestnut ices cree 8-24 
Chinese Elm .,.... 30-35 
Chinese Lanterns .... 40 
Chivessceyacageeen 15 
Chrysanthemums 
Rach eseeet ane 1-44-45-46 
Clematis: “s.c48.5 sane 38 
Clinging Wall Vine... 38 
Climbing Roses ....26-28 
Colombinespenieee 41 
Cone Flower ........ 40 
Coralberryeictteoee 33 
Coreopsis anes 41 
Cranberry. 31-33 
Curranis\at nce nace 13 
Cushion Mums ...... 44 
Dahlias menace ste 20-21 
Daisies parte 24-43 
Delphiniums ....24-42-43 
Devtzia ee wines 34 
Dewberries ......... 13 
Dianthus ete iets 40 
Dogwood ...... 30-33-37 
Dwarf Cherry ....... 31 
Dwart® Pearse. 8 
Dwarf Plum ....... 30-37 
Elderberry aera 13 
Elin) eeepc ears 30-31 
English Mums ....... 45 
Evergreens ..... 22-23-24 
Exhibition 
Chrysanthemums .46-47 
False Dragonhead ... 41 
Ferns: .nacttaneee ae 40 
Figs. \oiitcamerersiaiee 31 
Firebusheaucieremi. 4 33 
Firethorn (Evergreen) 22 
Fl. pCrabsiernan cei. 30-31 
Flu Peachina:s amr ene 30-37 
FUSS Plumiisernieercnn sees 30 
Fors ythia® gic-cuee ue 35 
Foxglove! i...) ticusanee 41 
French Lilacs ........ 32 
Fruit, lreese a .0 4-5-6-7 
Gatllardia .. casein 40 
Gardenia) aa:.) . secee. 38 
Gladiolus ......... 16-17 
Gloxiniasy .5% 22 «Sct 18 
Gold Flower ........ 34 
Golden Chain Tree.... 31 
Golden Globe ....... 34 
Gooseberries ........ 13 
Grape. 5 isn Wivieistss tks 14 
Hawthorn .......... 30 
Hazel Nuts) tre coisas 8 
Hedge Plants ...... 24-25 
Wiblscuse en crores vies 24 
Hickoryeeciicins Aone se. ‘8 
Boll ytteieachest ita 22 
Holly nockSumrmusnnst dese 4) 
Honeylocust ........ 24 
Honeysuckle . 25-33-38 
Horseradish ......... 15 
Hydrangea ........ 30-32 
LE he ie SI Re: 19 
IVY ete ransscele cate ees 38 
Jewelberry ......... 34 
Juneberry .8c. oe. on 31 
PUNIBOL Core Dates es 35 22-23 
Kolkwitzia .......... 33 
Lemon i. ereascstetesaine 24 
Liateisie8 ei ctiuciess acne 40 
Lilac cd dcmescs eee 32 
Lilies? ciiitels aaah 17-19-39 
Lilies-of-the-Valley .. 39 
Lupines %.5 5.0. 40 
Maderia Vine ....... 38 
Magnolia ca. .3 oe 30 
Mahonia a. soc nce wee 22 
Maple, Norway ....30-31 
Redovi ative « 31 
Silver ...... 30-31 
Sugar ...... 30-31 
Marguerite, Hardy ... 24 
Mock Orange ....... 33 
Mt. “Ashes eeu 31 
Muibertyn nu ee ree 24 
Multiflora aces eee 25 
Moms ita. oe 1-44-45-46 
Nanking Cherry ...... 31 
Nectarine fii cn es 6 
Nuf Trees’ ice. 34.0 8 
Old Fashioned Lilacs.. 32 
One Cent Sale ...... 24 
Patented Roses ...... 26 
Paw Paws aacene 13 
Peach, Aten 5-wacet ss 7-37 
Peanigur usecase 8-37 
Pecans ox ere 8 
Peanuts’... ase 15 
Peat Moss jie ate “4 
Peonies (Nace oe 
Perennials 24-40-41 -42- A 
Persian Lilacs ....... 32 
Persimmons ......... 13 
Phlox = fees 42-43 
PINKS Lipide 24 
Platycodon ......... 40 
Plony 223 Sie 6-30-37 
Poplatiosan a: sar coins 30 
Privet, Amur ...... 24-25 
California .... 25 
Ibolium ..... 25 
Pussy Willow ....... 35 
Raspberries ....... 11-12 
Red) Bude. oo uae 30 
Red Hot Poker....... 41 
Regal Lilies ....... 16-17 
Rhododendrons ...... 35 
Rhubarb os-c eee 15 
Rose Multiflora ..... 25 
Roses, Climbing .26-27-28 
Hybrid 27-28-29-48 
Multiflora .... 25 
Patented ....26-48 
Polyantha .... 29 
Ross Root Feeder..... 37 
Rudbeckia .......... 40 
Russian Olive ....... 24 
Sacco Plant Food..... 37 
Sacred Tiger Flower.. 39 
Sages net eee ee 15 
Shade Trees .... 
Shasta Daisies ...... 
Shrubs _ ...24-32-33- s4-48 
Silver Lace Vine...... 38 
Small Fruits 9-10-11-12-13 
Smoke Tree ......... 35 
Snowball ......... 24-33 
Snowberry ...,...... 33 
Spifea eset 25-32 
Spoon Mums ...... 46-47 
Spruce se >.. ant 22-23-24 
Star of Bethlehem.... 18 
Strawberries ......, 10-11 
Sugar Maple ...... 30-31 
Sundries, 3. eee. 37 
Sweet Shrub ......., 34 
Sweet Williams ...... 24 
Sycamorew. ores 30 
TAXUS 7 Nee 22 
Tamarix: 25, \useees cs 34 
Tree Hydrangea ..... 30 
Trees? 27. ee ee 30-31 
MHtOMa’ eeu cee 41 
Trumpet Vine ....... 38 
Tuberosée ys sino en fee 24 
Viburnunf.: ss... o.08 33 
Vines -ifiace x. bee: 38 
Violets< ten... ake 24-41 
Walnut). naosn er 8-24 
Wedouw ini keen ates 37 
Weeping Willow ...30-31 
Wegelia For ac. on 34 
White Birch ......... 30 
Willow? sihauaak 30-31-35 
Wisterici ca smncave Sek 38 
Narrow niece: Mists 40 
