Abelia 
eheeton si sauelaed 29 
Almond, flowering 32-48 
Althaesoee as see as 23 
Aluminum Sulphate . 11 
AlYSsUi oo tenlbs cievcccen 43 
Pp le es iia erecta ote 5-10 
ADricote iiss lesacenatate 4 
Arbor Vitae ....... 28 
Artmesia. ..0..... 42 
ASO acre rene sistas le 22-26 
Asparagus ......... 11 
Aslere Gy cian cow 48 
Azaled: tai. seucient cre 33 
Baby's Breath ..... A2 
Barberry, Green ... 19 
Barberry, Red .19-22-31 
Baskets of Gold ... 43 
Beauty Bush ...... 31 
Bell Flower ........ 42 
Begonias ..14-15-20-25 
Wistert pce ctone <in 28-29 
Birchinieas he ae 22-25-26 
Bittersweet ...... 18-19 
Blackberry ........ 6 
Bleeding Heart .... 14 
Blue Artic Hedge ... 19 
Blueberries ....... 11 
Blue Hydrangea .... 30 
Blue Spirea ....... 30 
Blue Spruce ....... 22 
Boston Ivy ........ 18 
Boxwood ...... nies 
Boysenberries 
Bridal Wreath ...19-30 
Broadleaf Ever- 
QIEONS | cea ude 29 
Buddleia ......... 3-22 
BUDS ais icant 20-21 
Burning Bush ...... 33 
Bush Cherries ..... 10 
Butterfly Flower .... 42 
Butternut ......... Pf 
Button Mums . .46-47-48 
Caladiums ...... 20-21 
GTI E disse. 9h eas 16-17 
Carnations .14-40-41-43 
CROFYC hie skew sss 4-10-39 
Ghestnutods a Fo Anes Ze 
Chinese Elm ..... 22-26 
GHIVOS ie oe Soca se 11 
Chrysanthemums 40 te 47 
Clematis ....... -. 18-48 
Clinging Wall Vine . 18 
Climbing Roses .... 35 
Columbines. 3.0: 43 
Coreopsis ......... 42 
Cranberry ........- 23 
Creeping Phlox ..... 23 
Crimson King Maple 27 
OUP FEES sind erectile eens 10 
Cushion Mums .22-40-41 
Dahlias ....16-17-20-21 
Daisies ,14-22-25-42-43 
Day Lilies coo. ..3.< 25 
Delphinium ....1-14-42 
Devizia =. 32 
Dogwood ..... 22-27-31 
Dwarf Apple ...... 10 
Dwarf Cherry ...... 10 
Dwarf.Pear) 2 sarod. 4 
|S Midas outecaea 22-26 
English’ Ivy (i. © ...08. 18 
English Mums ..... 44 
English Walnut .... 7 
Evonymus ....... 19-33 
Evergreens ...22-28-29 
P@GNS) Vase tess aie 43 
Firebusti\s0.0.ciene 32 
Firethorn, evergreen 28 
Fin-Chetry ioe. 3? 
fis Crab eo aes otae ae 39 
Fiw, Peach ...... 26-27 
FiwscPlonten vues 39 
Forsythia ..19-22-32-48 
French lilacs ...... 31 
FUcnsiay a sesso 1 
Gaillardia ........ 42 
Gardenia ......... 23 
Gladiolus ....... 12-13 
Gloxinias ......... 15 
Gold Flower ...... 32 
Gooseberries ...... 10 
CIOPES: Fhe ios access 7 
Greenhouse Mums .1-44 
Hardy Orchid ..... 2) 
Hawthorne .*...... 39 
Hazel ‘Nutss.45.. ccm ite 
Hedge Plants ..... 1-19 
Pi biSeun es eo. aera 22-25 
Hickory ise ec cutee 7 
Hally Sa kale Eo 29 
Hollyhocks ........ 42 
Honeylocust ....... 22 
Honeysuckle ..18-19-31 
Horseradish 
House Plants....... 25 
Hydrangea 
EES ies tor ta reitarro ale 23-40-41 
RV YE ties ace! sh abate ra bat 18 
JOPONICE: ou \ons ca cee 32 
dJuneberry ........ 23 
Juniper: aie iss sini 28-29. 
Kaempferi Iris ...40-41 
Kolkwitzia ........ 31 
Lemon eters ate o 25 
UB GCA eras tiere's 23-31-48 
Lilies eyecare sces 20-21 
Locust ei hs valeg sa aiecs 26 
Eupinesi: cee eee 42 
bythrm eins senssce es 23 
Magnolia ......... 39 
Mahonia ......... 29 
Maple, Crimson King 27 
Maple, Norway 22-26-27 
Maple, Red .:...... 27 
Maple, Silver ....22-26 
Maple, Sugar 22-26 
Matrimony Vine .... 18 
Midget Hedge ..... 19 
Mock Orange ...... 30 
Moraine Locust .... 26 
Mountain Ash ...22-26 
Multiflora 3 
Myrtle gai geacic stezsls: sirens 19 
Nanking Cherry ... 10 
Nectarine ...... yaa 
Nut Trees ..... hs 7 
Old Fashioned 
Snowball ...... 22-32 
One Cent Sale .... 22 
Pachysandra ...... 19 
PONSIOSiK) ota ss saceces 48 
Peach {uticsteies ae 5-22-27 
POGN Tie cores os cease 4 
Peat Moss ........ iW 
POCONS 0 ete einai 7 
Pearl Bush ....... Ee 
Peonies (fis ei wens 43 
Persimmons ....... 39 
Phlox si.2005. 22-40-41 
Pivaks 3A tieret | niece arevsias 
dt Pee ree sa 29 
Pink Spirea ....... 33 
Platycodon ........ 42 
Pluie neste see 4-27 
Poplar js)0.3. cae sane 22-26 
Privet Amur ...... 1-19 
Privet Ibolium .... 19 
Purple Leaf Plum .. 27 
Pussy Willow ....32-33 
Pyramid Garden ... 8 
Ranunculus .... ... 14 
Raspberries ....... 6 
Red ‘Bid joc. ssesines 27 
Red Hot Poker ..... 42 
Regal. Lilies ....... 20 
Rhododendron ...29-33 
Rhubarb ........10-11 
Rosa Multiflora .... 3 
Roses— 
Climbing ..... 35-48 
floribunda ...... 
Sieiiecsteuee 36-37-38-48 
Hybrid) 20 onsen 
» «+ 3*22-23-34 to 38 
Patented ....... 1-35 
Sacred Tiger Lily .. 20 
SAGO aniaansterstetesanerses VW 
Service Berry ...... 23 
Shasta Daisies 14-22-25 
Shade Trees 22-26-27-48 
Shrubs .22-30-31-32-33 
Silver Lace Vine ... 18 
Silver Maple 22-26 
Smoke Tree........ 33 
Snowball ....... 22-32 
Snowberry ........ 32 
Spider Mums ..... 14-15 
Spireq 20% oaks 19-30-33 
Spoon Mums ..... 46-47 
Spruce oo ce 22-28-29 
Strawberries ....... 8-9 
Sugar Maple ....22-26 
Sweet Peas ....... 43 
Sweet Shrub ..... 32-48 
Sweet Williams .... 22 
Sycamore: 2 .\...%.5% 26 
Tamarix? shies 25-32 
Taxis) ssi. ae 28-29 
Tigridia: >....%s:cp swe 20 
Tree Hydrangea ..27-30 
Tree Wisteria ..... 26 
WettOMG ss waco aes 42 
Tuberose ......... 22 
Tulip Tree ...... 22-26 
Viburnum ....... 23-32 
Vinca Minor ....... 19 
Mines ie ete iste: 18-19 
Violets ii ote es 22 
Walnvl cies o/s dices 7 
Weeping Peach .... 26 
Weeping Willow .22-26 
Weigelia ........: 31 
White Birch ..... 22-26 
Wisteria ........ 18-26 
ORDERS ACKNOWLEDGED 
As soon as your order is received we send 
an acknowledgement (mailed first class) 
stating amount of your order, when re- 
ceived and most important— YOUR ORDER 
NUMBER. Keep this acknowledgement we 
send you with your assigned order number. 
We will be unable to locate your order with- 
out this number. We must know this num- 
ber if you wish us to refer to your order. 
ORDER ADJUSTMENT 
Your original order is returned to you 
when shipment of plants is made. How- 
ever, if there is a shortage on your order 
the order blank is retained by us and is 
returned to you. when shipment is com- 
pleted. Keep this order blank and in event 
of any error, claim or adjustment it will be 
necessary for you to return your original 
order with your letter. If your entire order 
is not shipped, shortage will be shipped 
later or refund will be made. Remember, 
we cannot; correspond with you regarding 
your order unless your order number and 
original order is returned to us. 
TERMS AND REMITTANCE 
All orders should be accompanied with re- 
mittance. Please mail Post Office: Money 
Order, Express Money Order or personal 
check, Spring Hill cannot be responsible 
for currency, stamps, war stamps or cash 
unless sent by registered mail. (Wrap coins 
securely.) SORRY, C.0.D. ORDERS NOT 
~ ACCEPTED. Please add 25c service charge 
if your order is less than $2.00. Our over- 
head expense_is so great that orders under 
$2.00 cannot be handled at our low prices. 
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR CUSTOMERS WHEN ORDERING | 
‘WAR STAMPS ACCEPTED 
Mail war stamps in payment of your order. 
NO AGENTS OR SALESMEN 
Spring Hill Nurseries has NO SALESMEN — 
OR AGENTS! Order direct from this cata- 
log or call at the nursery, otherwise, your _ 
order is not backed up by our guarantee. 
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Important ... 
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 we will bill you 
for the parcel post. Trees over 5 ft. tall will be 
shipped express. Ohio customers please add 3 % 
sales tax. Customers West of Rocky Mts., please 
add 20% for delivery, packing charges. 
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VISIT THE NURSERY a 
Bring your family or friends and drive to 
Spring Hill. View for yourself our growing 
farms of over 500 acres. See our large sales 
shed stocked with big values. Each year 
thousands of visitors take advantage of our 
quality plants and savings. 
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 shipped. 
Valuable Gifts Given BREE ror ORDERING EARLY 
To those who send their order early we ex- 
press-our-appreciation with these premium 
gifts. (Premiums listed below) 
NOTICE—If we run short on some pre- 
miums we reserve the privilege of changing 
to other stock of equal or greater value. 
. The premiums you select must be written 
on your order -or no plants will be sent, _ 
Orders of $4.00 to $8.00 select one premium. 
Orders of $8.00-——$12.00 select 2 premiums. 
With each additional $5.00 select one more 
premium. 
2Ei—3 AMERICAN ARBOR VITAE 
Thickly branched, dark green 
foliage. Excellent for hedges 
and house landscaping. Baby 
size, 4 yr., 6 to 8 in., worth 75c¢._ 
2B4—6 MONARCH ANEMONES 
Long blooming period with big, 
brilliant flowers this summer. 
Plant outdoors or pot for in- 
door blooms. Worth 79c. : 
1s 
2R2——-1 HYBRID TEA RO: 
Will bloom this summer. As- 
sorted colors only, Red, Yellow, 
Pink or bi-color, our selection. 
2 yr., No. 2, worth 75c. 
215——3 TULIP TREES 
Fast growing, tall stately trees. 
Big, creamy-white flowers. For 
home or forest plantings. 2 yr., 
1% ft. size. Worth 90c. 
2F3——-2 BLENHEIM APRICOT 
Useful in your yard, as beauti- — 
ful fiowering tree, as attractive 
shade tree. Excellent fruit. 2 ff. 
size, worth 79c. ae 
= 
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2B6—20 RAINBOW GLADIOLUS 
Will produce an abundance of 
blooms through summer. Guar- =~ 
anteed top quality. No. 3 bloom- 
in size bulbs. Worth 69c. ‘ 
