WELLER NURSERIES CO., Inc., Holland, Mich. HERBACEOUS PERENNIALS 
Per 10 Per 1 
ROSA POLYANTHA (Baby Rose) er er 100 
NANA MULTIFLORA. Dwarf semi-double flesh pink to white. 
: All summer. 
12-15 inch. 
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Weller’s Herbaceous Specials 
Because we love each and every one of them. 
ACONITUM (Monkshood) in varieties. Excellent for cutting and borders................-------......... Page 2 
AQUILEGIA (Columbine). Largest coliection. Should be planted liberally....----....0.---0-----.. Page 3 
ARMERIA GLORY OF HOLLAND. Better than all Armeria and excellent for cutting......... Page 3 
HARDY ASTERS. Largest collection. One of our finest fall flowers. 
L Good for borders and 
woodland plantings and excellent field of operation for bees 
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CHRYSANTHEMUM PURPLE CUSHION. A new color... Don’t miss ite.-...0ccccccccecceceeceeeeee Page 6 
CHRYSANTHEMUM (Hardy Mum). General selection. You should not be without them.....Pages 6, 7 
DAISY (Chrysanthemum Dieners Hybrids). For cutflowers and hardiness, there is no better 
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DELPHINIUM. In varieties. The Queen of all cutflower Perennials..............---.....--scs:0000--- Pages 7, & 
DIANTHUS MRS. DINA WELLER. The most beautiful Dianthus, hardy and everblooming...Page 9 
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DORONICUM..EXCELSUM. .The earliest pure yellow Daisy. ......................:..:--:e-esccsscesece-scececeeeeeeeee Page 
GAILLARDIA SUN GOD. Excellent in every way. Try it¢.......2.2..0000....cc2-c---cosececcoeescensoencccceoseaeee Page 10 
HELIOPSIS. In varieties. These make excellent cutflowers., ...............-..ss+-+.s2ssssceecseceseseesssseceeeeecoees Page 11 
LYATRIS SCARIOSAVALBAS (White) Do not pass this Wyscceccccccccescesecncsseecccsssccesesccsscescccceceseste Page 12 
LINUM HEAVENLY BLUE. Truly as the name implies. .c.c....2.c...0...cccccsceccseeeesccscenescessesescevsoseccesess Page 12 
PHLOX. Largest collection. America’s national flower. A good planting of these you 
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PHLOX DIVARICATA LAPHAMI. Another Heavenly Blue flower in the spring. Don’t 
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SCABIOSA. In varieties. There is nothing more loveiy than a Scabiosa and good for 
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VERONICA HOLOPHYLLA LATTORALIS. Closest to Subsessilis, but better grower and 
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VINCA MINOR ALBA (White). Pure white flowers and excellent foliage, make this a desire- 
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VIOLETS. Largest collection. We all know them and love them. Their sweet fragrance is 
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BUXUS SEMPERVIRENS WELLERI 
BOXWOOD — Weller’s Hardy Northern Type 
BUXUS SEMPERVIRENS WELLERI 
Hardiest Boxwood on the market. 
In our Fall catalog we wrote. We are especially happy te 
promise a more liberal supply for hedging. At this time we 
are completely sod out of them and can only offer a limited 
supply of the following for spring. 
You may place your orders for Fall 1950 now. 
Per 10 Per 100 
D=( sinehes, select 10b etTowinge, OM (bare) POOtS) scceccescece-ceceseeceasees sete ence cece eaccanacnee $2.50 $20.00 
BUY 25 OF KIND WHENEVER POSSIBLE. It’s cheaper. 
From 15 to 24 of a kind, you may deduct 25 cents from the per 10 rate. 
In other words, at $1.75 per 10, will be $1.50 per 10. 
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