PERENNIALS and ANNUALS | 
WRAPPED INDIVIDUALLY in waterproof paper. Packed in pure 
peat moss. Labeled with colored pictures of the bloom and plant- 
ing instructions. Annuals are sold in Flats of 12 or 36. 
MALLOW MARVELS BLEEDING HEART 
Mallow Marvels (Hibiscus). Strong showy plants — Thj< long time favorite never wanes in popularity. 
with immense hollyhock-like flowers often as large } 
Large heart-shaped deep pink flowers on grace- 
as a dinner plate. Grow 4 to 5 feet high. Come 
only in mixed shades of pink, red, and white. Two fully drooping stems in early spring. Large two year 
year plants. (Price per plant $ .70.) old roots. (Price per plant $1.00.) 
35c Each, 3 for $1.00 
Phlox. Hardy, tall-growing garden varieties. 
Scarlet Wonder, red. Purity, white. 
Rosy Dawn, pink. Royal Purple, purple. 
Chrysanthemums. Hardy varieties for the gardens. 
Crimson King, red. Snowdrift, white. Bronze Beauty, bronze. 
Pink Beauty, pink. Goldflinch, yellow. 
Asters. Hardy, fall blooming, many blossoms, very showy. 
Queen Mary, blue. Climax, white. 
Iris. Tall bearded. Spring blooming, we offer some of the finest varieties in a pleasing color range. 
Purple Queen, deep purple. Maori King, yellow and maroon. 
Plumeri, coppery rose. Ivorine, white and gold. 
Herant, bright blue. 
Lily of the Valley. Dainty white flower bells, fragrant. 
Daisy, Shasta. Large white flowers, bright yellow center. 
Sweet Peas, Perennial. Mixed colors. 
Gaillardia (Blanket Flower). Large yellow flowers, red centers. 
s Aquilegia (Columbine). Choice mixed colors. 
Coreopsis. Large yellow flowers from June until frost. 
Baby’s Breath. Large masses of tiny white flowers. 
Iris, Oriental. Large showy orchid-like flowers, summer. 
- Blue Daylily (Funkia). Large leaves, blue flowers. 
Hemerocallis (Daylily). Large yellow lily-like flowers. 
Blackberry Lily (Leopard Flower). Orange spotted red. 
Showy Sedun (Stonecrop). Brilliant pink flowers over a long period. 
Hollyhocks. Single, mixed colors. 
WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE OF FLOWER SEEDS! 
YOU PAY NO MORE SO WHY NOT PLANT THE BEST 
