Tam-O0-Shanter ues 
Trade Mark Registered U. S. Patent Office 
Autumn 
Azaleamum. eccoe Orange 
Yes, this is Azaleamum’s biggest year, because we have not only one entirely new variety for 
you—but seven. Wish we had space to show them all full-size, but even then there’d be only one 
safe, sure way to really enjoy them, and that ii-HAVE THEM IN YOUR OWN GARDEN. 
We will make you a very special price so you can order them all. See the “Special” and order it: 
youll be delighted. And remember, all do produce hundreds of flowers per plant, first year—August 
til frost. 
Tam -O-Shanter 
For years we have worked to get an orange Azaleamum, and 
for years the color seemed to elude us completely. We didn’t 
even get a near-orange, until suddenly, among our seedlings 
—there it was! A single, bright orange Azaleamum, glowing 
beautifully, and seeming to say, “Well, here I am! And aren't I 
beautiful!” 
Yes folks, here he is, ““Tam-O-Shanter”, the new bright orange 
Azaleamum—an entirely new color for you worshippers of these 
amazing bloomers. Yes, he produces his hundreds of blooms. 
Yes, he blooms early. Yes, he is hardy; and yes, he blooms from 
August to frost. “Tam” is a real Azaleamum in every way, and 
he is delighted to please with his brilliant coloring. 
Order Tam-O-Shanter Azaleamum at once before the thou- 
sands of other people who'll want him get ahead of you. We'll 
save your plants for you and ship at your planting time. 
PRICES: 1 for $1.00; 2 for $1.98; 4 for $3.95. Plants out of 2- 
inch pots with ball of earth on roots. Bloom August ’til frost. 
Here are the six others, with colors shown at left—and every 
one of them growing in typical Azaleamum fashion-—hundreds 
of flowers, August ’til frost. 
HALLOWEEN MOON. (@) Beautiful, delicate pink, ball-shaped 
flowers as shown—not just a few flowers, but hundreds on one 
plant, first year. A Honey! 
WITCHES GOLD. @) The best yellow yet—golden yellow—- 
rich yellow—clear and lovely and bright. Just imagine a whole 
mound of these beautiful blooms in your garden! 
WINSOME WITCH! @ Too bad the so-called witches of Salem 
weren't like this. People would have loved them instead of 
punishing them. Can you resist such beauty? Just wait until 
you see Winsome Witch in your garden. 
JACK-O-LANTERN. @ A beautiful pumpkin-orange fellow of 
such unusual coloring you can’t help but love him. Plant him 
next to Will-O-the-Wisp and see how each makes the other 
more beautiful, and there are those hundreds of blooms again. 
WILL-O-THE-WISP. @) A coloring so elusive and mysterious 
there was no other name for it but Will-O-the-Wisp. Note the 
distant candle-flame effect with delicate lavender shading. 
RED WITCH. @ A new red variety with new-form blossoms. 
Color: deep, glowing burgundy-red, the color you like so well. 
Flowers over-lap on the plant, making a glowing mass of color, 
PRICES All Azaleamums above: Plants out of 2-inch pots, 
easy to plant, quick to grow, soon develop to bushel size—bloom 
August ’til frost, 1 for $1.00; 2 for $1.98; 4 for $3.95. 
[5] 
Halloween 
Azaleamum 
Special 
We promised you a spe- 
cial that would save you 
money, folks and here it 
is. This lets you try ’em 
all. And it’s the only way 
to realize their amazing 
beauty. You get one each 
of all seven, total value 
$7.00. 
Special Price $5.98 
Two of each, 14 in all, $14.00 value. 
Special Price, $11.49. 
Deuble 
Growth 
act 
Ray- 
domes 
Raydomes double the early growth of your plants. The clear 
sun penetrating the plastic, promotes a healthful humidity- 
temperature condition that is marvelously stimulating to the 
plant. We tested the domes here, and the dome-protected plants 
showed double size, double vigor, better color, compared with 
check plants set alternately. They also protect from birds, in- 
sects, etc., and weather. Excellent for Azaleamums. Instructions 
furnished. PRICES: 7-inch size, 6 for $1.65; 12 for $3.20; 
24 for $6.25. PRICES: 91-inch size, 6 for $2.90; 12 for $5.65; 
24 for $11.10. We recommend the 9!4-inch size—more room. 
Order of 
R. M. Kellogg Co., 
Three Rivers, Mich. 
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