LEMON SCENTED: Crispum latifolium. Refresh- 
ing lemon scent. Crisp green leaves. Interesting. 
LEMON SCENTED: Prince Rupert. Similar, only 
leaves a bit larger. Also strong lemon scent. 
LIME SCENTED: P. lactifolia. Wonderful lime 
fragrance. Big purple blossoms. Fascinating. 
MINT SCENTED: P. tomentosum. A sprawler with 
large silky pungent leaves. Very popular. 
NUTMEG SCENTED: P. fragrans. Imagine the smell 
of nutmeg in your garden! Tiny white flowers. 
ROSE GERANIUM: P. graveolens. Lavender flowers, 
pungent rose-like scent. For sachets and jellies. 
ROBERS LEMON ROSE: Rose scent modified with 
lemon. Deeply cut foliage. Pink blossoms. 
SKELETON ROSE: P. denticultatum. Sweet rose 
fragrance. Delicate almost fern-like leaf. Very 
pretty. Also known as Dr. Livingston. 
WALNUT SCENTED: P. quercifolium. Lavender- 
pinkish blossoms. Bronze leaf centers. Interesting. 
SNOWFLAKE: P. adcifolium. Another sprawling 
plant. Moderate rose scent. Large leaves. 
TRUE OAK: P. quercifolium. Miniature “oak 
leaves” and purple blossoms. Handsome. 
RECOMMENDED BOOKS 
These books have been carefully selected 
for their attractiveness and factual informa- 
tion 
“HERBS, HOW TO GROW THEM AND HOW 
TO USE THEM” by Helen Noyes Webster. Excel- 
lent factual information on herb culture, use. 
Famous garden plans plus cooking with herbs in- 
formation. 198 pages. $2.50. 
‘HERB GROWERS COMPLETE GUIDE” by 
Rosella F. Mathieu. Completely revised and sup- 
plemented to include over 100 herbs. Fascinating 
historical, use and cultural infomration with in- 
genious small herb garden designs for practical 
use about the house. 111 pages. $2.50. 
“THE HERB GROWER,” a monthly publica- 
tion illustrated with valuable information to the 
herb grower. An Herb Grower’s Press Publica- 
tion. Year’s subscription $2.50. 
“EDIBLE WILD PLANTS” by O. P. Medsger. 
Almost every edible plant of this country growing 
outside of cultivation is described in detail. Eighty 
drawings and _ nineteen photographs double the 
clarity of the text. All outdoor lovers, huntsmen, 
fishermen, etc. will want this interesting book. 
353 pages. $4.00. 
culture for Farmers’ Bulletins number 
1977 and 1999 which give excellent in- 
formation of this type. They are avail- 
able for about 10c a copy. We will be 
glad to answer your questions also, of 
course, but the above information will 
save you much time. When writing for 
these Department of Agriculture Bul- 
letins please mention The Potters of 
Baraboo. 
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Please Read Carefully 
Prices: Herb Plants and Scented Geraniums— 
One plant, 55c. Any three plants, $1.50. 
any dozen plants, $4.95. These do not 
have to be of one kind; three plants for 
$1.50 can be your choice of any three. 
Exception to the above is Lemon Verbena. 
This is in limited supply. One plant, 90c; 
three plants, $2.50. No more than three 
to a customer. 
Prices: Wild Flowers and Ferns—One plant 50c. 
Any three $1.40. Any dozen wild flowers or 
ferns $4.50. These do not have to be three 
or a dozen of one particular kind. Can be 
your choice. Exception to the above are the 
following: The Orchids (Cyripedium) and 
Pink Lily of The Valley. One plant 65c, 
three plants $1.70, dozen $5.95. 
Special quotations made on orders calling 
for 25 or more of one variety. 
Shipping Information: Herbs and Geraniums 
ready for shipment after March 20 weather 
permitting. Wild flowers and Ferns shipped 
soon as weather permits digging outdoors 
in April. Seed orders can be filled now. 
Unless otherwise directed all shipments 
are prepaid parcel post except for orders 
under $3.00. Add 25c postage and handling 
charge on all orders under $3.00. 
Guarantee: See paragraph headed Potter Plants. 
Plants received in bad condition and not re- 
ported within specified time limit will be re- 
placed at buyer’s expenes. 
THE POTTERS of BARABOO 
(Successor to Tooles of Garry-Nee-Dule) 
U. S. Route 12 Baraboo, Wis. 
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