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LAKE SAMMAMTSH EVERGREEN NUMSERY 
RT, 1 BOX 79, EAST STANROOD, WASH. = 
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Of the many items we have imported in tho last few years, none have ‘been so 
tough and hardy as these lovely Japanese tree peonies 
blossoms larger in diametcr than the length of this 
in texture that you can hardly bolieve they sre resl, 
have difficulty in trensferring the trce pcony's 
less water colors, 
Many of the verieties have 
Sahaw with petals so delicate 
Even the Japanese ertists 
dolicate pastels to their match- 
Thoy grow in a bush form th:t does not die down in the winter 
and when about four feet high we heave counted 40 blossoms on one tree. 
They are hardy and will stand temperature way below O degrees, 
Their shipping scason is longer than ordinary peonies, from eerly Fall to 
late spring. 
This is a low price for these quality grafts which would wholesele at twice 
the price we ask, 
Their populerity is increasing 
garden magazine articles 
Akashigate--light red 
Akashajishi--cermine 
Asahinosora--carmine 
Asahitsuru--deep crimson 
Benichidori-—pink 
Banzaimon--very doep red 
Bifukomon-—-crimson 
Daigokuden--white 
Daikagura--red 
Esugata--vurple 
Fujinomine--white 
Fujizomegoromo——purple 
Genkimon--white 
Gessekai—white 
Godaishu--white 
Gyokusho-=purple 
Gyokushokaku-~carmine™ 
Hakuojishi--white 
Hakubanryu--white 
Hanadaijin--reddish purple 
Hanakisoi--light red 
Harunoakebono--white 
Hatsuhinodi--—carmine 
Higurashi~-crimson 
Hodai-=carmine 
Horaizon-~flesh color 
Imasho jomcarmine 
Iwatokagami--carmine 
Thuhomon--white 
$1.50 cach F,.0.B. East Stanwood or Seattic. 
ment from here unless previous terms heve been «arrenged. 
Kematafuji--pink 
Kametanashiki---rose 
Kimigayo~.-pink 
Kenreimon---“carmine 
Kyra k kos 
Kirinishiki--rose 
Kirintsukesa--corrine 
Kekomon----brownish red 
Kumo7 saka~-brown 
Kanibike ti--rose 
Kikubotan-- 
Miyonohikeri-~<vermillion 
Mikuninoheta--white 
Momoyeme--flesh pink 
Murs kuro--crimson 
Minatozekure-- 
Neniwenishiki--red 
Nich ikijima--crimson 
Nishikinotsuya--carmine 
Nipponbeni--rese 
Ofujinishiki-- 
Ranzen--pink 
Renkaku--white 
Rimpo~-purple 
Ruriben--violot 
Ryokimon---rod 
Saigyo zakura--carmine 
Senyomon--red 
Senshumon--crimson 
if produced locally, due to the’difficulty of grafting. 
rapidly, it is being featured more and more in 
end emongst speakers on Horticultural subjects, 
Set sugekka--white 
Shintenchi--cerise 
Shikoden-~purple 
Shuchuka=- 
Shokkononishiki—crimgon 
Shukiden--red 
Suigan--pink 
Suisnihaku-= 
Suzukumon-=rose 
Sumi zomegoromo-= 
Shogomon-- 
Shiuniceku-< 
Teihocho--= 
Taiheireku--crimson 
T aishonohomare=--crimson 
T aoshononishiki-- 
Temafujo--pink 
Tamasudare--white 
Tsukesajishi--rose 
Tamemidori--crimson 
Toikan-- 
Tamensagi-- 
Ukarciishi--brown to red 
Yechiojishi--carmine 
Yechiotsubseki-=rose 
Yee zakura--cerise 
Yomo zakur a--rose 
Yactsubeki-- 
25% with order, belence on ship- 
Minimum order of 10. 
Kenboten--Kasugeyema (celled wint or blcoming by the Ja enesc) $2.00 each, 
Kinkeku--yellow 
Kinshi--Yellow (Scuv. De Mcxim Cornu 
$2.95 each. 
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