‘Nursery Stock for SOUTHERN FALL PLANTING 
items this fall, excepting as rec- 
ommended. 
Now, if you people living north 
of Missouri insist on ordering 
stock not recommended for you, 
we can’t help it. But remember, 
we told you so. a 
We picked out these items es- 
pecially for our customers living 
south of the Iowa-Missouri line. 
They can plant all these things 
in the fall. If you live north of 
that line, don’t plant any of these 
IMPORTANT NOTICE 
This stock cannot be shipped until it 
becomes dormant — usually about the 
latter part of October. 
BUTTERFLY BUSHES 
Al4i3—RED GLORY. Brand new. 
reddest of red. A strikingly brilliant 
plant. Flowers all summer. 75¢ 
each; 3 for 2.10; 12 for 7.50, 
ppd. 
A1t41O—ILE DE FRANCE. Loaded 
with blooms all summer long. Color 
deep reddish purple. Extra Select 
plants. 69c each; 3 for 1.89, 
BLUE MIST SPIREA 
Al492—HARDY NEW 
CRAPE MYRTLE 
Grows tall 
and covered 
with giant clusters of 
bloom all summer. Per- 
fectly hardy to central 
Missouri. Everyone south 
of there should plant this. 
Farther north tops die 
down, but if well pro- 
tected will live over and 
bloom on new wood. 
Al4i7—Red; Ai4i5— 
Pink; Al4t@—Purple; 
Extra select plants: 59c 
each; 3 for 1.59, post- 
paid. 
A2354X—Crape Myrtle 
DOUBLE ALTHEA 
_ (Rose of Sharon) 
Grows 6 to 8 ft. tall and is 
upright and neat growing— 
ideal for lawn plantings. 
Loaded with blossoms in Au- 
gust’ and September_ when 
flowers are needed. Flowers 
look like big roses when 
open. 
Red —AI401. Pink — 
Al400. White —A1402. 
Extra Select plants. 49c¢ 
each;. 3 for 1.29; 5 for 
1.98, ppd. 
A2351X —ALTHEA 
COLLECTION. { each red, 
white, pink and blue, 
1.79, ppd. 
A1404—ALTHEA COELES- 
GARDENIA 
A1433—GARDENIA MYS- 
TERY. Best garden variety. 
Almost continuous bloom the 
year around in mild climates 
and as a house plant farther 
north, Medium height, glossy, 
rich green foliage and huge, 
spectacular, fragrant, snow- 
white blooms. Plant in par- 
tial shade or filtered sun- 
light. Hardy to 18 degrees 
above zero. Needs acid soil. 
(If necessary you can acidify 
your soil with Aluminum 
Sulphate listed below.) Pot- 
ted plants, 98c each, ppd. 
4059—Aluminum Sulphate, 
BLUE MIST. A striking, 
low-growing shrub from 
Minnesota that blooms all 
summer and fall. Never 
gets over 344 to 4 feet tall. 
Silvery green foliage and 
spirea-like flowers. One 
of the very few blue- 
flowered shrubs. Often 
dies to the ground in win- 
ter in Iowa and north but 
that won’t do any harm. 
No. 1, field-grown plants. 
89c each; 3 for 2.39, 
postpaid. 
ppd. 
Al4t{2—PINK CHARMING. A 
really charming true pink. Extra 
select plants. 69c¢ each; 3 for 
1.89, ppd. 
Alt414—SNOWBANK. Pure, soft, 
snow-white. Beautiful alone or in 
combination with bright colored 
varieties. 75c each; 3 for 2.10; 
12 for 7.50, ppd. 
A1409—MIDNIGHT BLUE. Long 
spikes of deepest blue flowers with 
bright yellow eyes. 75c each; 3 
for 2.10, ppd. 
A2352X—BUTTERFLY BUSH 
COLLECTION. 
1 each of Red 
De France, Pink 
Midnight Blue for 
Glory, Ile 
Charming, 
2.49, ppd. 
Collection—t each of TIS. A beautiful china blue Makes soil acid. { Ib. 39¢; 
Red, Pink and Purple. single Althea. Hardier than ‘ ‘ ‘ 
1.45, postpaid. mioat varieties. Outstand- circa dhe hea is ast Grafted PECANS 
ingly showy. 79c each; 3 
for 2.19, ppd. ; 
The secret of getting grafted 
MAGNOLIA sete Lae fo live is ne 
em with a long root, e do. 
SOULANGEANA Which is also why we_have to 
A4259—This is the popu- fib, dem cexmness. Plant at 
lar hardy Magnolia; the Saat {6—Giant Mahan. (Shown 
one with great, pink, cup- 
shaped flowers. Seldom 
gets over 12 feet tall. 
at right.) World’s largest and medium-thin shell. ‘Trees self- 
most popular. True paper-shell. 
fertile. Prices below. 
Highly productive and beautiful 
tree. 2 to 3 ft. trees. 3.25 Stuart and Success Prices 
Plant in a sheltered place. * 
|}each; 3 for 8.98. Exp. not ppd. 2-3 ft. 2.98 each; 3 for 8.49, 
Folks south of lowa should “qa {| 7—Stuart. Well suited to exp. not ppd. : 
have no trouble but is all sections and soils. Bears 
doubtfull hard from regularly. Large, well filled nuts. 
Towa yet 2 a 3 ft. \ Prices at right: Grafted Pecan Collection 
t noe d “A4i18—Success. One of the A2873X—1 each of Giant 
strong, root wrappe best varieties for midwest and Mahan, Stuart and Success, 
plants. 3.50 each, ppd. eastern half of U. S. Beautifully | 2 to 3 ft., for 8.39, exp. not 
shaped tree. Large, oblong nuts 
Carnation-Flowered “| 
se l. 
Pink and White that are plump, sweet and of as 
DOGWOODS f : 
DWARF POMEGRANATE A4215 — Pink Flowering European 
A1l475—One of the pret- Dogwood. This is a HA 
tiest. cleanest shrubs 4S phages concen’ oper % MOUNTAIN ASH PEACHES 
have ever seen. Grows only lowa at shou Oo we - A 
8 to 4 ft. high. Has fresh, for all of you. It does well A4260 — Foliage is a ; 
bronzy, green leaves and Be in partial shade. Is literally beautiful green. Light, Plant 15’ apart; 190 trees to 
double flowers like brilliant 
searlet carnations set here 
and there along the stems. 
Bears small, showy pome- 
granates in fall and winter. 
Will stand frost down to 15 
degrees above zero. Loves 
full sun and good soil but 
does well under dry desert 
conditions. 89c each; 3 for 
2.59, ppd. 
smothered with deep pink 
flowers before the leaves 
come in spring. 2 to 3-foot 
size, root wrapped. 2.98 
each; 2 for 5.49, ppd. 
A4216—White Flowering 
Dogwood. Same as above ex- 
cept flowers are pure white. 
18 to 24 in. size, root 
wrapped. 1.69 each; 2 for 
3.19, ppd. 
smooth bark. A broad 
head, very compact, with 
gorgeous creamy white 
blossoms in spring, fol- 
lowed by clusters of red- 
berries in later summer 
and fall. Grows rapidly. 
4 to 5-foot size, 1.98 
each; 2 for 3.79, ppd. 
PEACH PRICES 
the acre. Prices are at left. 
“A3404—ELBERTA. Yellow 
freestone. (Shown at left.) 
| .»A3430—CHAMPION. Hardy 
white freestone. 
« 3A3408—GOLDEN JUBILEE. 
Red and yellow freestone. 
%A3414—J. H. HALE. Bxtra- 
large freestone. 
3 to 4 ft.—98c each; 3 for~ 
2.69; 5 for 4.35, postpaid. “A3420—POLLY. Super 
4 to 5 ft. quick bearing size hardy white freestone. 
—1!.19 each; 3 for 3.29; 5 A3410—HALE HAVEN. 
for 5.10, postpaid. Freestone, self-pollinizing. 
DELUXE PEACH PRICES 
5 to 7 ft. size DeLuxe trees 
2.25 each, postpaid. (See de- 
scriptions of DeLuxe Grade 
Fruit on page 20.) 
APRICOTS 
"eh, 
A3200 — CHINESE ‘GOLD-\ 
EN. Exceedingly hardy. 
j= BLUE HYDRANGEA 
Freestone Peach Bargain 
Al44i—Very hardy. Blooms on A2770X—1 Elberta, 1 
new wood as well as old. Flowers 
large, and on acid soil a beautiful 
blue. In ordinary soil flowers are 
pink. To make flowers blue, acidify 
soil by adding Aluminum Sulphate. 
To make pink, add agricultural 
Champion, 1 Hale Haven. 
3 to 4 ft. trees. Only 
2.49, ppd. 5 
Golden Muscat GRAPE 
A1816—Golden Muscat, A mir- 
lime. Prefers partial shade. Needs Heavy bearer. oe a A ge eee 
. * a) 
some protection in north. Vigorous “~A3211—MOORPARK. Free- Middlewest and South. Big, 
plants. 1-year, field-grown plants, stone. golden yellow, sweet, juicy 
Big, juicy fruit. 
PRICES: 3 to 4 ft. 1.49 each; 
3 for 4.19; 5 for 6.59, ppd. 
grapes in immense long clusters. 
Each 98c; 3 for 2.59; 5 for 
3.89, ppd. 
98c each; 3 for 2.79, ppd. 
