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KEEP UP MORALE
War puts a heavy strain on nerves and morale, yet we cannot afford to let it. Morale must be maintained at home if we are to back our men in the service and keep them fighting. Loosen your tightened nerves; revive your jaded spirits. You can find relief from the cares and worries of war amid surroundings of beauty and color. In your garden of flowers you can find escape from the troubles of the day.
PLANT A VICTORY GARDEN
When you plant fruits for your Victory garden, plant also a few trees, shrubs and flowers to make life more bearable and to keep your spirits at the peak. Gardening fits perfectly into the picture of the next few years, when you will need relaxation from world troubles, and you can also contribute to our government’s National Victory Garden Program by planting and caring for a garden.
NO PRIORITIES ON FLOWERS
There are no priorities on flowers and plants to beautify your home and grounds; neither will there be any rationing of nursery products. We look forward to serving you this season with the finest and most complete selection of garden plants ever offered. The list which you will find in these pages is all inclusive, representing everything that is REALLY GOOD in garden plants.
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Kinklands “GARDEN ARISTOCRATS 1942”.
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If you are interested in the new and finer plants for your garden, sb urge you to give the following list of varieties your careful considera- ion.
Those herein listed are not the ordinary garden run varieties of plants as found elsewhere. Instead, they are the modern creations of the foremost plantsmen and hybridizers, and assembled from the four corners of the globe, to add new beauty, interest and charm to your garden.
It costs no more to grow the new and better varieties; in fact, you can afford to plant ONLY pedigreed plants in your garden, if you would obtain the most enduring pleasure and the greatest return for the thought, effort, time and money invested. We believe in the new varieties, and are ever on the alert to discover and test new plants of real merit and dependability which we can recommend as being worthy of a place in your garden, We value your confidence in our ability and judgment, and have listed below some of the fine new plants of recent years which we are happy to recommend to you, without hesitation, as real “Garden
Aristocrats.”’
ACACIA, Orchid Flowering Idahoensis A new variety producing long clusters of sweet-pea-like flowers of a deep orchid pink. Easy and fast growing tree of great beauty. Very hardy and Sees MI UNGsei-5 lta pe.00: 6-10 ft,
3.00.
AMARYLLIS LILY, (Hardy Magic Lily) This hardy Amaryllis is one of the most interesting plants grown. Attrac- tive green foliage in the Spring which disappears in midsummer. About a month later, as if by magic, the flower stock appears, bearing a cluster of 7 to 12 fragrant, lily-shaped flowers of delicate lilac-pink, shaded blue. Perfectly hardy, and may be left in the ground year after year unmolested. Big husky bulbs, $1.00 each; 3 for $2.50; 10 for $7.50.
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Tricuspidata Lowi (Geranium Ivy) This small leaved Boston Ivy is a charming, self - clinging and quickly climbing vine. The leaves are small, palm-like and deeply lobed, turning into beautiful Autumn tints before falling. Its effect is tracery-like and does not completely cover the brick or stone work. Replacing the common Bos- ton or Veitchi variety. Each, 75c.
APRICOT, Flowering “‘Dawn” Lovely double pink flowers in great clusters adorn this beautiful upright- growing tree in early Spring. A new and very desirable member of the flowering tree group. Richly fragrant. 3-4 ft. branched trees, $1.65.
ASTER, Frikarti—‘‘Wonder of Staffa’”’ Lavender-blue flowers from 2 to 2% inches across, produced from June first until the middle of November. Does well in light shade, and comes to per- fection in full sun. One of the finest
perennials ever introduced. Flowers are excellent for cutting. Each, 40c.
CYDONIA JAPONICA, New Hybrids— (Flowering Quince)
New, improved forms of the old favor- ite Japanese flowering Quince. New colors, larger flowers with longer blooming period, and better habit of growth, making a notable achievement in this popular shrub. Highly recom- mended. Available in the following colors: Orange Red, Salmon, Salmon Pink. 18-24 in. size, each $1.25.
ESPALIER FRUIT TREES For planting in limited areas, against walls, trellises, fences, etc. These trees are grown on dwarf roots, never be- come excessively large, are trained and shaped by experts, and bear fruit as very young trees. Plants are 5 years old, with three series of branches on each side. Available in the following varieties; Apples: Red Delicious, Yel- low Transparent, Rome Beauty. Pear; Williams Butter variety. Each $7.50.
GINKGO, Biloba (Maidenhair Tree) Probably the oldest known tree, and the sole existing one of ancient geo- logical periods, which develops into a broad, pyramidal shape of great dig- nity. The foliage is unlike that of all other trees, the leathery fan-shaped leaves resembling the leaflets of the Maidenhair Fern. A _ rare Asiatic tree, it is perfectly hardy here, im- mune from insects and disease, and not particular as to soil. Foliage turns golden yellow in the Fall. 8-10 ft. Each, $6.00.
IRIS, Shilka This new, hardy, everblooming Orchid Iris comes from the wilds of Siberia. Blooms six to eight weeks continuously
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after all other Iris are gone. Delicate tones of superb orchid and blue, min- gled with creamy white as found in the finest orchids. The flowers of the Shilka are delicately fragrant, a re- markable attribute to an already beau- tiful flower. Everyone who likes other Irises should plant this newest and finest, Shilka Iris. Each, 60c.
LABURNUM, Vossi—(Goldenchain) Golden-yellow flowers which hang in Wisteria-like clusters to as much as 18 inches in length. Deservedly one of the most popular of all the flower- ing trees. Profuse bloomer. Very un- usual and beautiful. 6-8 ft. Each, $3.00.
LILAC, FRENCH HYBRID— *“‘Leon Gambetta’’
Generally considered the finest French Lilac. Pinkish-lavender blooms of great size which are double. Real lilac fragrance. In containers. 2-3 ft. $2.25; 4-5 ft. heavy blooming speci- mens, each $3.50.
PEACH, Dwarf Flowering
A delightful little dwarf flowering shrub related to the handsome flower- ing Peach tree. Makes a dense and compact little plant that is literally a mass of brilliant double red flowers in early Spring. A most colorful little shrub for the rock garden or the front of the flower border. New and delightful. 9-12 in. $1.50.
PEONY, Le Cygne—(The Swan) Very large, perfectly formed flower, freely produced. Creamy white and the finest Peony of that color. Re- ceived a rating of 9.9 points by the American Peony Society, which is the highest rating ever given to any Peony. Highly recommended. Large potted plants, each $2.50.
POPPY, Oriental “Sass Pink” No doubt one of the finest and largest pink Poppies. The immense blooms are of fine crepy texture and lovely light, delicate flesh-pink color, with a gray-mauve center. Potted, each, 50c.
PYRETHRUM, ‘Miami Queen’’— (Painted Daisy) A large anemone-crested double Pyre- thrum with long guard petals of deep rose and a center tuft of dainty pink. Tall growing and long stems that are excellent for cutting. Each, 35c.
ROSE, Everblooming—‘‘Heart’s Desire’’ A NEW rose for 1942, which we are happy to recommend, after observing it in our test garden last year. Ex- quisite, slender buds of deep velvety red which do not fade. True, rich old-time rose fragrance. Selected high- est award winner in the “All America Rose Selections” for 1942. Plant Patent No. 501. Each, $1.50.
ROSE, Everblooming—‘‘Santa Anita” A newcomer to our test gardens last
year which we think one of the finest new roses. The buds are perfectly formed, high centered, slender and of a rich deep pink which does not fade. Bushy plants bloom heavily all Sum- mer. Another “All America Roses Selections” winner for 1942. Patent Applied For. Each, $1.50.
ROSE, Everblooming—‘“Sterling”’
Bright pink flowers of splendid form come singly on vigorous growing plants. A consistent prize winner at rose shows everywhere. The beautiful blooms come singly on strong, erect stems. It has intense, true rose fra- grance. One of our favorite roses. Plant Patent No. 21. Each, $1.00.
ROSE, Everblooming—‘“Treasure Island” This new rose is an improvement over Countess Vandal, which is one of its parents. Long pointed, two-toned buds of brilliant coppery-orange and salmon pink, on long stems that are ideal for cutting. It is a darker color than the “Countess,” and colors well at all times during the season, and in any weather. Winner of many medals and awards. Each, $1.00.
SHASTA DAISY, ‘Mount Shasta” New for 1942 New for 1942. The largest and finest double, everblooming Shasta Daisy. Pure white, high crested, with fully double flowers 4 inches across. Highly recommended. Each, 75c.
VIBURNUM, ‘“Burkwoodi’’—
(Gardenia Scented Snowball) The most outstanding novelty flower- ing shrub that has appeared in recent years. Large heads of fragrant Gar- denia scented, pinkish white flowers appear very early in Spring. Foliage is a rich glossy green, turning at- tractive bronze shades in the Fall. Fast growing, very hardy, with semi-ever- green foliage. Highly recommended. In containers. 2-3 ft. $2.50; 3-4 ft. heavy specimens, $6.00.
WILLOW, French Pussy Willow An especially fine type of Pussy Wil- low. The French variety has excep- tionally large catkins, pink in color, which are superior to the usual variety. This type is often used by the florists. 5-6 ft. $1.25.
WISTERIA, Weeping Tree Form
The beautiful Wisteria grown in tree form. Makes a wide spreading tree, from which hang hundreds of the love- ly Wisteria flowers, which appear be- fore the leaves. Plants usually bloom intermittently all through the Summer, and one tree will perfume a whole yard with its delicious fragrance. Plants are 5-6 feet tall, spread about 4 feet, and all have bloomed in our nursery. Free delivery and planting. Blue, $7.50; Pink, $8.00; White, $8.50.
Kirkland Quality Everblooming GARDEN ROSES THE WORLD'S FINEST
There are thousands of rose varieties, but we offer only the very best of both the new and the old kinds. Every rose in this list is a good one, so it’s just a question of choosing the color and type that you prefer.
We have tested every variety here offered in our exten- Sive rose trial gardens, and in this manner, have eliminated all guesswork and disappointment from your selections in roses.
Each year, we offer you only the cream of the crop. Our bushes are big husky plants, just bursting with pep and vitality, the finest produced anywhere, and they will give you utmost pleasure and satisfaction. We DO NOT sell so-called bargain or competitive roses; culls, seconds, discards, or other types of cheap plants, believing them a waste of your time and money.
Our knowledge and experience is always available to assist you in the proper selection of varieties for your garden. We have designed and planted many outstanding rose gardens in this vicinity. Let us plan YOUR rose garden.
The following descriptions are largely our own, the result of many years’ observation and experience, and every effort has been made to be truthful and accurate.
If you want the most success and enjoyment from your roses, give our plants a trial.
ROSE PRICES All 60c roses are 3 for $1.50; $6.00 per dozen.
All 75c roses are 3 for $1.89; $7.50 per dozen. All others as priced in catalog. No exceptions.
ALICE STERN Long pointed, perfectly formed large white buds. The flowers are very large and double, ivory-white, tinted cream in the center. Vigorous, upright growing plants, with dark, bronzy green foliage. One of the best white roses grown. $1.00 each.
APRICOT QUEEN A lovely combination of colors is to be found in this NEW rose. Orange and apricot at the base of the petals, merging to salmony rose and phlox pink in the fully developed bloom. The buds are long and pointed, ideal for cutting, and remind one of an intensified Mrs. Sam McGredy in color. ‘All America Rose Selections 1940. Plant Patent No. 464. $1.50 each; 3 for $3.75.
Potted Roses Available All Through the Summer and Fall.
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AUTUMN An unusual combination of deep burnt orange and pink, streaked with red. Bush is a strong upright grower. Very popular. 60c each.
CALEDONIA One of the best white roses. Long buds, and large, double, lasting blooms. Blooms sometime “ball” in Summer. 60c¢ each.
CALIFORNIA Another NEW introduction which is outstanding. Color is a glori- ous shade of ruddy orange toned with saffron yellow, with the exterior of the petals overlaid with Saturn rose. Buds long and pointed, flowers of enormous size, of a diameter of six inches. “All America Rose Selections 1940.” Plant Patent No. 449. $1.50 each; 3 for $3.75.
CATALONIA The bud is large, ovid, opening to a very double flower of bright scarlet, shaded orange. The plant is a vigorous bushy grower and prolific bloomer. Probably the most vivid rose in the garden. 60c each.
CHARLOTTE ARMSTRONG This NEW rose has been very outstanding, after two years’ observa- tion. The color is blood-red in the bud, cerise-red in the open flower. The bud is long and pointed, high centered, and the plant will outbloom most other roses in the garden. Highest winner in “All America Rose Selections” for 1941. Plant Patent No. 455. $1.50 each.
CHRISTOPHER STONE An outstanding NEW, red rose that is acclaimed everywhere. A most brilliant shade of scarlet, with a velvety crimson sheen, make this flower stand out in the garden. The long, pointed, well formed buds are ideal for cutting. Very prolific and fragrant. $1.00 each.
CONDESSA DE SASTAGO The flower is a deep reddish copper on the inside of the petals, with a reverse of deep golden yellow. Plants grow unusually tall and vigorous. Very striking, and always admired. 60c¢ each.
CONTRAST NEW. The combination of colors to be found in this exquisite bi- colored rose catches the eye at once. The reverse of the petals is milk white with bronze shading at the base, the upper face a superb shade of orange-rose. Flowers full petalled, fairly fragrant, produced in enormous quantity over the full rose season, grand for cutting. Patent Rights Reserved. $1.00 each; 3 for $2.50.
COUNTESS VANDAL Long artistic buds, a rich blend of pink, copper and gold, borne singly on long stiff stems ideal for cutting. Will mildew slightly in some sections. The “Countess” has become famous wherever roses are grown, and it is our favorite rose. You cannot buy a more beautiful liner rose for your garden. Plant Patent No. 38. $1.00 each; or $2.50.
CRIMSON GLORY NEW. This has been acclaimed the finest new red rose of the past several years. and we can hardly restrain our enthusiasm for it. The full, well formed, fragrant blooms are a dark vivid crimson, with a velvety sheen, on a big husky floriferous plant. We can
recommend this variety very highly. Plant Patent No. 105. $1.00 each; 3 for $2.50.
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CYNTHIA Excellent buds of glowing deep, rich rose on long sturdy stems. Vigorous grower of unexcelled quality, with dark green foliage that is mildew resisting. The color and form is comparable to Charles P. Pe to which it is related, but the plant growth is much better. 75¢e each, ;
DAME EDITH HELEN Extremely double, rich glowing pink of fine form and color. Very nt Rea Blooms are lasting, and the plants tall and vigorous. ¢ each.
DICKSON’S RED A glowing scarlet-red rose from Ireland. Perfect form, free bloom- ing and fragrant, with long stems for cutting. This rose holds its color in all kinds of weather. Selected as an “All America Rose Selections” winner for 1940. Plant Patent No. 376. $1.00 each; 3 for $2.50.
DUQUESA DE PENARANDA Large pointed buds, opening to a big double flower of coppery apricot and one One of the finest of the highly colored newer roses. 75¢e each.
ECLIPSE Long, yellow, streamlined buds, enhanced with ornamental sepals. Has been a consistent medal winner on its perfect form wherever displayed. A prolific bloomer on a strong, upright growing bush. Chosen “Queen of Show” several times. Plant Patent No. 172. $1.00 each; 3 for $2.50.
EDITH N. PERKINS Delicate colors blended in blooms of light cerise pink and gold. Plants grow vigorous and tall. A popular favorite. 60c each.
EDITOR McFARLAND Very shapely buds, and perfectly formed brilliant pink blooms. A good cutting and keeping rose on a big robust plant. Named in honor of the past president of the American Rose Society. 60c each.
EK. G. HILL A very large rose of dazzling scarlet, shading to a deeper red. Very double and large, and exceedingly fragrant. 60c each.
ETOILE DE HOLLANDE A large dark velvety red rose that does not fade or blue. Has been considered for many years to be the best all around dark red rose for the garden. 60c each.
FAIENCE A genuinely lovely flower in both form and color, with beautifully modelled buds of two-tone peach-pink and yellow, that open into handsome flowers of 50 petals. It is long lasting, and a superb cut flower. We recommend this rose highly because of its rich pastel coloring and fine cutting qualities. $1.00 each.
FEU JOSEPH LOOYMANS re Golden orange buds, opening to cup shaped flowers of striking yellow, tinged with apricot; very fragrant and double. 60c each.
GOLDEN DAWN A sweetly scented, very double flower of rich sunflower yellow. Very vigorous, bushy grower. Glossy, disease resistant foliage.
60c each.
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GOLDEN RAPTURE A NEW fine yellow rose of which we are very fond. Long lasting, beautifully formed buds, opening to fully double, rich yellow blooms. A vigorous grower, with long strong stems. 75c each.
GRENOBLE
Beautifully shaped, long stemmed blooms, of searlet crimson. Very fragrant and of exceptional form. A consistent performer. 60c each.
HADLEY
An old favorite, and a very fine dark red rose. The buds are double, long and pointed, making it a fine rose for cutting. 60c each.
HEART’S DESIRE A NEW rose for 1942, which we are happy to recommend, after observing it in our test garden last year. Exquisite, slender buds of deep velvety red which do not fade. True, rich old-time rose fragrance. Highest winner in “All America Rose Selections” for 1942, Plant Patent No. 501. $1.50 each.
HINRICH GAEDE Another brilliant two-toned rose of vermilion and old gold. — Well formed long pointed buds, good for cutting, and most colorful in the garden. 75c each.
JOANNA HILL A deep cream yellow of perfect form. One of the finest roses grown, and especially valuable for cutting and display purposes. A consistent winner at rose shows. 60c each.
LEONARD BARRON Extremely large, full blooms of buff-pink and gold. Very hardy. One of the largest roses we have ever seen. 60c each.
LORD CHARLEMONT High-centered flowers of deep crimson which are extremely fragrant and ideal for cutting. One of the most popular and successful roses grown. We cannot recommend it too highly. 60c each.
LOS ANGELES
Flame pink, toned with coral and gold. Strong grower and prolific bloomer. Should be in every garden. 60c each.
MAJOR SHELLEY This NEW outstanding rose has been awarded the highest award of the National Rose Society of England, and the originators were requested to name this superlative rose in honor of the past president of that society. Color is deep scarlet, the blooms are well formed with a high pointed center. Very fragrant and
vigorous. A very fine variety. Patent Rights Reserved. $1.00 each; 3 for $2.50.
MAX KRAUSE
Long yellow bud and cup formed bloom of great substance freely borne on long stems. The big double, golden flowers are very striking, and last a long time when cut. The foliage is large and leathery, and disease resistant. Fragrant. 75c each.
MC GREDY’S IVORY Possibly the best white rose. Buds are long and pointed, of good form, opening to a perfectly formed flower of creamy white, with
yellow at the base of the petals. Excellent for cutting or shows. 75¢e each.
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MC GREDY’S SALMON The delightfully fragrant flowers are a beautiful shade of apricot- pink, and are produced bountifully on a sturdy, vigorous bushy plant. Rich dark green foliage. A distinct addition to the Mc Gredy group of garden roses. NEW. Plant Patent No. 410. $1.50 each aloo.
MC GREDY’S YELLOW Flowers are large and of a bright buttercup yellow, of good form. A really fine rose, and a very prolific grower and bloomer. 60c each.
MME. EDOUARD HERRIOT A very free bloomer of coral red, toned yellow at the base. Fine to use for color in the garden, but not too good for cutting. 60c each.
MME. HENRI GUILLOT NEW. Color is watermelon to raspberry-pink, heavily veined with reddish orange, which produces a flame-like glow. The long artistic buds open to large, camellia-shaped blooms that are 414 inches across, and have a velvety texture. Winner of the 1936 Bagatelle Gold Medal. One of the finest roses of the year and we recommend it highly. Plant Patent No. 337. $1.25 each; 3 for $3.15.
MME. JOSEPH PERRAUD Judged the most beautiful rose of France for 1934. Long slender buds of nasturtium orange open to double, fragrant flowers of nasturtium buff, with shell pink at the edge of the petals. A strong upright grower, and a prolific bloomer. An exhibition rose of highest quality. Will mildew in wet weather. 75c each.
MME. JULES BOUCHE White. An old but popular variety. Nicely formed white buds that show a slight blush in the center as the bloom opens. Fragrant. 60c each.
MRS. E. P. THOM Profuse strong bushy plants, with blooms of a deep canary yellow. One of the best and most popular yellow roses. 60c each.
MRS. PIERRE 8S. DU PONT A very fragrant flower of deep golden yellow. For color and form this rose is among the best, and certainly is the most prolific. The attractive glossy foliage is highly disease resistant. 60c each.
MRS. SAM MC GREDY A wonderful combination of colors; scarlet, orange, heavily flushed with Lincoln red on the outside of the petals. Buds are large, long pointed; flowers double, fragrant, and very lasting. One of the best garden roses in commerce, and possibly the most outstanding rose of this famous hybridizer. 60c each.
PEARL S. BUCK New last year, and has been widely acclaimed everywhere. The pointed bud is orange, and as it opens, it lightens to a deep yellow with tinges of apricot. Tall grower, with big healthy foliage. The buds and blooms are of exhibition quality, and deliciously fragrant. Plant Patent No. 423. $1.50 each; 3 for $3.75.
PEDRABLES The long pointed yellow buds gradually open to cream and finally glistening white, with a cushion of yellow stamens. Fragrant. Makes huge robust plants, and produces more flowers than any other variety we know. This is a gorgeous NEW rose that you should have in your garden. T75c each.
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PICTURE It is truly a picture, and another outstanding Mc Gredy variety. Has classic form with a high center and the outer petals reflexed. Color is a velvety rose pink with an undertone of salmon. An abundant bloomer with sweet pea fragrance. 75c each.
PINK DAWN A NEW rose that is going places. The long pointed buds are of a deep rose pink with an orange tone. The flower is very double, with splendid lasting qualities and is unusually fragrant. The plant is a profuse bloomer and a vigorous upright grower. We can recommend this variety very highly to the most critical. 75c each; 3 for $2.00.
POINSETTIA A brilliant red NEWCOMER, which may be described as a Poinsettia scarlet, The buds are ideal in form, long and pointed, fairly full petalled, a good grower, and fine as a cut flower. Awarded a Certificate of Merit by American Rose Society, 1938. $1.00 each; 3 for $2.50.
PRES. BOONE In color, it is a pure rich crimson scarlet, very double, delightfully fragrant, and perfect in any stage of development. It bears flowers in lavish quantities, which are of phenomenal size and substance. We consider it one of the finest. Plant Patent No. 314. $1.00 each; 3 for $2.50.
PRES. HERBERT HOOVER Long pointed buds of orange scarlet, opening to a very large flower of orange and pink. Good for cutting and a tall upright grower. A famous American rose that outsells all others. 60¢ each.
RAPTURE An old variety that is still very popular. The color is a bright light pink toned with apricot. 60c¢ each.
REX ANDERSON An excellent NEW white rose. The creamy white buds are long and pointed, high centered, and are freely produced on a large, strong vigorous bush. We admire this Mc Gredy rose more each year, and consider it the best of all white roses. Plant Patent No. 335. $1.25 each; 3 for $3.15.
ROUGE MALLERIN A very fine dark, velvety red rose. Flowers are very double, with many petals. It has that rich old Damask perfume that all red roses should have. Winner of many gold medals. 75c each.
SANTA ANITA A newcomer to our test gardens last year which we think one of the finest new roses. The buds are perfectly formed, high centered, slender and of a rich deep pink which does not fade. Bushy plants bloom heavily all season. Another “All America Roses Selections” winner for 1942. Patent Applied for. $1.50 each.
SIGNORA Long buds of burnt sienna, opening to a lighter hue toward Mandarin red and salmon. Tall growing with handsome glossy foliage. A masterpiece in both plant and bloom. This variety is always greatly admired in our gardens. Plant Patent No. 201. $1.00 each; 3 for $2.50.
SIR HENRY SEGRAVE A large high centered, beautifully formed, fragrant flower of primrose yellow, borne on long strong stems. Plant is a strong
upright bushy grower and a continuous bloomer. Another excellent rose that will surely delight. 75¢ each.
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SOEUR THERESE It has a long pointed bud of golden yellow, often streaked with
carmine, opening to a large semi-double flower. Foliage is leathery and disease resistant. Fine. 60c each.
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Brilliant scarlet, slender buds in great quantity, produced on long stems. Remarkably strong upright growth, much branched. Rich Tee fragrance. 75e each.
STERLING Bright pink flowers of splendid form come singly on vigorous grow- ing plants. A consistent winner at rose shows everywhere. The beautiful blooms come singly on strong, erect stems. It has intense,
true rose fragrance. One of our favorites. Plant Patent No. 21. $1.00 each.
SUNKIST An improved Joanna Hill. Double, long lasting coppery orange blooms on long straight stems ideal for cutting. 60c each.
TALISMAN The color is a mixture of red, yellow and copper in varying pro- portions. The buds are long, making it an excellent cut flower. 60¢ each.
TEXAS CENTENNIAL A most striking rose of blood red, toning to cerise red in the center. A red sport of the very popular Pres. Hoover rose. 60c each; 3 for $1.50.
TREASURE ISLAND : This NEW rose is an improvement over Countess Vandal, which is one of its parents. Long pointed, two-toned buds of brilliant coppery orange and salmon pink, on long stems that are ideal for cutting. It is a darker color than the “Countess,” and colors well at all times during the season, and in any weather. Winner of many medals and awards. $1.00 each.
THE DOCTOR
A NEW pink rose that is breath taking in its beauty. The origina- tors regard this variety as one of their greatest achievements in rose breeding, and we heartily agree with their opinion. The buds are long and pointed, expand to a simply enormous bloom, sometimes six inches across, in their fully developed state. The color is an exquisite silvery pink, uniform in color both in bud and open flower with a fragrance so intense that it can be detected many yards away. 85¢e each; 3 for $2.15.
VICTORIA HARRINGTON A velvety non-fading very dark red with a bud that is still darker. Intensely fragrant on free flowering plants. Bush is strong, vigor- ous, with clean foliage. Excellent. 75c¢ each.
WILHELM KORDES The flower is a deep golden salmon, with copper-red tints on the outside of the petals. Rich bronze foliage that is healthy and disease resistant. Always admired in our garden. 60c¢ each.
WILL ROGERS Flower is very double, lasting and fragrant, and velvety maroon crimson in color. The plant is very vigorous and a profuse bloomer all season. The darkest red rose we offer. Plant Patent No. 256. $1.00 each.
Kirkland Quality LOVELY CLIMBING ROSES
The following list contains climbers for every possible use, such as; pillars, screens, on fences, over archways, trellises, against walls, etc. The selection is rather large this season as there is a wealth of fine new varieties to choose from. We have listed only those types most successful in our section.
Climbers are generally divided into two types; the Everblooming, which may need some protection in exposed situations, and the very hardy June blooming climbers. The Everblooming climbers are of the large flowered class, usually blooming intermittently all Summer. The June flowering climbers bloom only once in the Spring, and are of the
strong growing or rambling types. Top size plants only.
AMERICAN BEAUTY An old favorite, hardy dependable climber. Produces great trusses of fragrant carmine blooms in the Spring. 60c each.
BLAZE Hardy everblooming scarlet climber. Blaze combines the vigor, beauty, and hardiness of Paul’s Scarlet Climber, Plant Patent No. 10. $1.00 each; 3 for $2.50.
CALEDONIA Long pure white buds, and flowers of a very large size. A vigorous growing, climbing sport of the bush Caledonia. A repeat blooming climber. Very fine. 85c each.
CECILE BRUNNER This attractive climbing rose, with its great quantities of perfect little miniature pink buds and flowers is a favorite everywhere, being known as the “sweetheart rose.” Exceedingly vigorous, with dense handsome foliage. You can cut a bouquet of beautiful buds from it any time in the season. 85c each.
COUNTESS OF STRADBROKE One of the most beautiful flowers grown, whether on a bush or a climber. This striking variety is Everblooming, and the big, long stemmed flowers are of exhibition quality. The large double blooms are a deep glowing velvety crimson in color and highly fragrant. Beenie eer by visitors to our gardens at all times. 75c each; or $2.00.
COUNTESS VANDAL . A small growing climbing sort of the famous bush “Countess.” A splendid producer of those beautiful two-toned flowers that are even larger and finer than the bush variety, if that can be possible. Blooms constantly. $1.00 each; 3 for $2.50.
DAINTY BESS NEW. The most popular of all single roses now available as a climber. Strong growing Everblooming climber with flowers the same as the bush. 85e each.
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DUQUESA DE PENARANDA NEW. One of the finest highly colored roses. Long, pointed buds, opening to a big double flower of coppery apricot. Large healthy foliage. Large growing everblooming climber. $1.00 each.
ETOILE DE HOLLANDE Climbing form of one of our best known, and most popular, red roses. Everblooming, flower and foliage same as the bush type. 75c each.
FEU JOSEPH LOOYMANS Long, well formed buds of orange; flowers orange-yellow. Glossy mildew resistant foliage. Flowers slightly larger, on longer stems than the bush variety. Everblooming. 75c each.
FLASH This hardy climbing rose has a glowing, flashing color of luminous orange-scarlet, unmatched by any other rose we know. The center of the flower is gleaming yellow and filled with golden anthers. This NEW novelty has won several Gold Medals. “All America Rose Selections 1940.” Patent Applied For. $1.00 each; 3 for $2.50.
GOLDEN CLIMBER Its yellow buds of the hybrid tea type are flecked with orange scarlet and come on stems 18 inches long. The fine quality of the flowers make it excellent for cutting. Needs a position in full sun and protection from severe winds to flower best. Plant Patent No. 28. $1.00 each; 3 for $2.50.
HADLEY
Large, perfectly formed blooms of rich crimson. Fragrant, and fast growing. Same as the parent bush. Everblooming. 75c each.
HINRICH GAEDE A NEW brilliant two-toned rose of vermillion and old gold. Well formed long pointed buds, good for cutting and most colorful in the garden. An everblooming, climbing form of the popular bush variety. Plant Patent No. 244. $1.25 each.
MARY WALLACE Large flowers of brilliant warm pink of fine quality and form. Early, strong growing, and very hardy. 60c each.
MME. EDOUARD HERRIOT One of the most popular and spectacular climbers grown here. A free bloomer of coral red toned yellow at the base. 75c each.
MiG wise) Ue LON T Golden yellow, free blooming climber of great beauty. Good color and form make this an unusually good cutting rose. Glossy, attrac- tive foliage. Fragrant. 75c each.
MRS. SAM MC GREDY NEW, Everblooming rose of great merit. Color of the buds is scarlet-orange, changing to copper as the bloom matures. Long beautiful buds on fine stems, combined with a healthy vigorous plant with red canes and attractive bronzy foliage, make this one of the most outstanding roses grown. $1.00 each.
PAUL’S LEMON PILLAR Strong growing, Spring blooming climber of lemon yellow color. The flowers are double, well formed and fragrant. One of our favorite climbers. 75c each.
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PAUL’S SCARLET The most popular climber in Utah. A spectacular rose in the Spring, producing a mass of medium size, intense, vivid scarlet flowers. 60c¢ each.
PRES. HERBERT HOOVER An extremely vigorous, climbing sport of the popular bush type. Flowers and foliage the same. Very fine. 75c each.
REVEIL DIJONNAIS Very brilliant June blooming climber. Large semi-double flowers of yellow which are edged with crimson. Strong growing and very colorful. 75c each.
SILVER MOON Especially beautiful glossy foliage, and immense, single white blooms, with attractive centers. Strong rampant grower. 60 each.
TALISMAN Multi-colored blooms same as parent bush. Shades of orange, yellow and copper. A good grower and bloomer, popular. 75c¢ each.
SUPER CLIMBERS We have super bushes 3 and 4 years old, six feet tall, all established in containers, available in the following varieties: Caledonia, Cecile Brunner, Duquesa de Penaranda, Etoile de
Hollande, Mme. Edward Herroit, Talisman, Pres. Hoover, Feu J. Looymans, and Paul’s Scarlet. These super climbers will all bloom heavily in your garden this Summer. $1.50 to $2.00 each.
SINCE SR@SES CECIL
The best single yellow. Flowers quite large and a clear buttercup yellow, produced in clusters. A strong grower. 5 petals. 60c each.
DAINTY BESS The most popular single. Large clusters of wavy petalled rose- pink blooms with wine red stamens. A good cut flower and a vigor- ous upright grower and prolific bloomer. 6 petals. 60c each.
INNOCENCE Large semi-single white, with golden yellow stamens. Bush is a strong grower with dark green, disease resistant foliage. Flowers often 6 inches across. Six to twelve petals. 60c each.
ISOBEL
A strong growing bush bearing a profusion of long pointed buds that open to large flowers of carmine red, shaded yellow. <A very tall grower, and a beautiful rose. 5 petals. 60c¢ each.
SINGLE SPECIAL
ona ace of the above 4 Single Roses for $2.00 (Regular value 52.40.
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Polyantha and Floribunda Roses
This classification of roses includes those that were formerly listed as hybrid polyanthas, large and small flowering polyanthas, and the low growing hybrid teas. They are fast becoming popular for mass plantings as they produce a mass color effect over a long period of time. They are very Winter hardy, and usually flower in clusters. The following prices are for top size, number one grade, two-year-old plants only.
CAMEO Small flowered polyantha of shell-pink and salmon, with a glow of gold. Blooms come in large sprays on a tall vigorous plant. Flowers continuously. 50c each; $5.00 per dozen.
CECILE BRUNNER The “Sweetheart Rose,” used extensively for bridal corsages by the florists. Small dainty buds of clear pink of perfect form. Our plants are own-root, and very free flowering. 60c each; $6.00 per doz.
CECILE BRUNNER (SPRAY)
An improved type of the “Sweetheart Rose,” in which the blooms come in mammoth sprays or trusses. Small dainty buds of clear pink, with perfect form like the regular type of Cecile Brunner. 75¢e each.
ELSE POULSEN A large flowered single with bright rose-pink flowers of large size produced in sprays. Tall growing, thrifty plants. 50c each; $5.00 per dozen.
FLUFFY RUFFLES Produces a mass of attractive soft, silvery pink semi-double blos- soms, displayed in compact trusses. This large flowered Polyantha is outstanding for border planting in the rose garden. 75c each; $7.50 per dozen.
FOLKSTONE A new, very fine polyantha rose. The blooms are semi-double, crimson scarlet, and come in large clusters continuously through the Summer, Recommended where a mass of color is desired. 50c each; $5.00 per dozen.
IDEAL Garnet in color. One of the finest of the brilliant dark red Polyanthas. Low growing, not over two feet in height. 50c each; $5.00 per dozen.
IMPROVED LAFAYETTE , One of the most profuse flowering roses we know. It is of strong habit, producing continuously a great mass of medium sized flowers all season, whose color is a deep glowing red freely suffused with vivid crimson. 60c each; $6.00 per dozen.
PEACH BLOSSOM A very low, spreading and bushy type Floribunda. Flowers are orange to carmine-rose; semi-double, and come in clusters. Very handsome and showy in the garden. 60c each; $6.00 per dozen.
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PERMANENT WAVE The petals are fluted or waved. Blooms rather large, rosy pink with cerise edges, in great clusters. Makes handsome plants. A very decorative rose, and well named. Excellent. 75c each; 3 for $1.9€.
ROSA ROULETTI The little, dwarf ‘Fairy Rose,” with small, rose-pink, double flowers of about one inch in diameter. This lovely miniature rose does well inside as a house plant, and is perfectly hardy outside in the garden. Pot plants, 45c each.
SPRINGTIME One of the most lovely Polyanthas we know. The color is a sparkling light rose-pink of pure and even tone. Flowers are about two inches in diameter, borne in dense heads. Healthy bright green foliage. Plant Patent No. 268. 75ce each; $7.50 per dozen.
SUNSHINE The flowers are small, fully double, golden orange when first opening, changing to soft pink. Blooms very freely on a pretty little dwarf plant. A few flowers will scent a whole room. 85c each.
WORLD’S FAIR Bushy plants just about hide themselves under clusters of large velvety blooms of blackish scarlet. A fragrant very large flowered Polyantha that blooms heavily. ‘‘All American Rose Selections 1940.” Patent Applied For. $1.00 each; 3 for $2.50.
Hardy Shrub Roses
AUSTRIAN COPPER The very showy and early blooming Austrian brier or shrub rose. The single, brilliant flowers are orange red on the inside of the petals and yellow on the outside. Spectacular when in bloom. 75c each.
FRAU KARL DRUSCHKI Snow white, with long buds that are shaded pink, and open to immense double flowers. A Hybrid perpetual blooming all Sum- mer. 60¢ each.
HENRY NEVARD Very large crimson scarlet blooms of fine form. Flowers are double and sweetly fragrant. Grows very tall, and is extremely hardy. Re- current in bloom. 60c each.
HUGONIS The “Golden Rose of China.” Extremely hardy and flowers in May. The graceful arching branches are completely covered to the tips with dainty single yellow blooms in the Spring. May be used among the shrubbery or as a hedge. 60c each.
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Kirhland’s Quality SPECIMEN EVERGREEN TREES, SHRUBS
Hardy and Acclimated
Plant our selected varieties of Conifers for permanent effects in your landscape. Our specimen Evergreens add to the beauty and dignity of your home and grounds, increasing in value with each succeeding year. They are now being extensively used in all landscape planting, and retain their color and beauty in all seasons.
Our plants are properly dug, balled and burlapped, at just the correct time in Spring or Fall, and can be moved with perfect safety to your home grounds.
Most varieties available in several sizes in containers at slightly higher prices for Summer planting.
ARBOR VITAE (Thuya)
BAKERI—A round and compact growing type. Makes a splendid semi-dwarf tree. 12-15 in. $1.00; 3-4 ft. $5.00
BERKMAN’S GOLDEN—The most desirable golden tipped, dwarf Arbor Vitae. Compact shape, beautiful color and form. 10-12 in. $1.00; 12-1D ein elise ib-lo. in. o2.20; 18-241n~ $3:25;°. 24-30 “im. $4.50; 30-36 in. heavy specimens $5.50.
BEVERLEYENSIS and ELEGANTISSIM A—Tall growing golden column tree. Narrow, compact pyramidal habit. 30-36 in. $4.00; 3-4 ft. $5.00; 4-5 ft. $6.00; 5-6 ft. $7.50.
COMPACTA—Very similar to Berkman’s, only green foliage. Round, globular, of very compact habit. 18-24 in. $2.75; 24-30 in. $3.75; 30-36 in. $5.00.
GLOBOSA—A low, dense globe, more dwarf than Berkman’s. Light shade of golden green. 15-18 in. $2.75.
PYRAMIDALIS—The tall, bushy growing, beautiful green column Thuya much in demand. 30-36 in. $4.00; 3-4 ft. $5.00.
WOODW ARDI—Round, globular evergreen of the American Arbor Vitae family. 18-24 in. $3.50; 24-30 in. $4.50.
JUNIPER (Juniperus)
ANDORRA—Very prostrate creeping Juniper of varying colors. Blue- gray in the Summer and rich purplish-red in the Winter. A hand- some plant for color contrast. 18-24 in. $4.00; 24-30 in. $4.50; 30-36 in. $5.50.
CHINESE—Very hardy, upright growing Juniper from Northern China. This most popular evergreen grows tall and broad, enjoying a hot, sunny location. 24-30 in. $4.00; 30-36 in. $4.50; 3-4 ft. $6.00; 4-5 ft. $8.00.
CHINESE COLUMNARIS—A more narrow form of the above, with sharp prickly foliage. Widely planted and always successful. 4-5 ft. $8.00; 5-6 ft. $9.50.
EXCELSA STRICTA—The well known Spiny Greek Juniper. Dense and dwarf in growth. 24-30 in. $4.00.
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JAPONICA GLOBOSA—A round, dwarf globular type of evergreen. Sheared specimens. 15-18 in. $4.00.
MEYERI—Irregular growth, with rich blue glaucous foliage. Plum color in the Fall. 18-24 in. $4.50.
PFITZER—The most popular and satisfactory Juniper known. Low spreading, rapid growing and hardy. Will endure sun or shade, and most any type of soil. Blue-gray color. 10-12 in. $1.00; 15-18 in. $2.75; 18-24 in. $3.75; 24-30 in. $4.50; 30-36 in. $5.50; 3-4 ft. Specimens $7.00.
SABINA—A semi-prostrate evergreen with smooth, light green foliage. Dense growing with arching branches. 15-18 in. $2.75; 18-24 in. $3.75; 24-30 in. $4.50.
SABINA TAMARISCIFOLIA—Fine textured foliage of silver blue. Very low growing and compact, and one of the choicest dwarf evergreens. 10-12 in. $1.00; 15-18 in. $3.25; 18-24 in. $4.25; 24-30 in. $5.00.
SCOPULORUM—tThe silvery blue Colorado Juniper. A splendid hardy tree of upright columnar shape that is well adapted to this section. Whipcord foliage. 3-4 ft. $6.50.
SCOPULORUM CHANDLER’S SILVER—A graceful form with
pendulous branches and soft, beautiful silvery-blue foliage. 4-5 ft. $8.50.
SCOPULORUM GAREEI—Resembles Pfitzer Juniper somewhat in habit, but is more upright. Blue-green foliage. 18-24 in. $4.50.
SCOPULORUM GLOBE—Low growing type of this fine evergreen sheared into round globe specimens. 18 by 18 in. $5.00.
SCOPULORUM MARSHALL’S—Narrow columnar form with attractive silver foliage. 4-5 ft. $8.50.
VIRGINIAN A—Hardy pyramidal form with dark green foliage. Grows fast and large. 3-4 ft. $5.00.
VIRGINIANA CANNARTI—Handsome foliage of golden-green, with powder-blue berries. Grows broad and pyramidal, and is one of the finest evergreens. 314-4 ft. $8.00; 4-5 ft. $10.00.
VIRGINIANA HILL’S DUNDEE—The summer foliage is blue-gray, changing to a handsome plum color in Winter. Grows dense and broad. Recommended. 4-5 ft. $8.50.
VIRGINIANA PYRAMIDALIS—A tall, compact growing tree. Fine green whipcord foliage. 5-6 ft. $12.00; 6-7 ft. heavy, $13.50.
VIRGINIANA TRIPARTITA—A semi-prostrate, rapid growing juniper of branching habit. Blue-green color. 30-36 in. $4.50.
PINE (Pinus) AUSTRIAN—Loose growing pine with long needles. Very hardy and easily grown. 15-18 in. $2.50; 18-24 in. $3.50; 2-3 ft. $4.50. MUGHO—A very dense and compact dwarf Pine that is low growing. Very hardy. 12-15 in. $3.00; 15-18 in. $4.00; 18-24 in. $5.00.
SPRUCE (Picea)
BLACK HILLS—Unusually compact and symmetrical growing Spruce. One of the hardiest evergreens. 18-24 in. $4.75.
COLORADO BLUE—A very striking evergreen. Dense and stately growing. The Utah state tree. 15-18 in. $2.50; 18-24 in. $3.50. Large specimens available. Ask about them.
NORWAY—Large growing evergreen with rich, dark green foliage. Fast growing and hardy. 24-30 in. $4.50; 30-36 in. $5.50.
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Broadleat Evergreens
A most handsome group for use with the coniferous Evergreens in foundation plantings, or as specimen plants in the garden or shrubbery border. You will find types adapted for sun or shade, heat or cold, dry or wet locations, and in many shapes and sizes.
BOXWOOD (Buxus)
SEMPERVIRENS—tThe aristocratic old English Boxwood. Handsome evergreen foliage, attractive at all times. 15-18 in. $3.00; 24-30 in. $5.50; 30-36 in. $6.50.
SUFFRUTICOSA—The little dwarf Boxwood of formal gardens. It is unexcelled as a smail evergreen for borders and edging in the garden. Heavy, bushy plants, 8-10 in. size $1.00; 10 for $9.00; 25 for $20.00; 100 for $75.00.
COTONEASTER
APICULATA—Cranberry Cotoneaster—Hardy semi-prostrate variety bearing profusion of large brilliant red berries. 8-12 in. $1.25.
DIV ARICATA—Pink flowers, red berries, with foliage nearly evergreen. Semi-prostrate growth. 2-3 ft. $1.00; 2-3 ft. balled $1.50.
HORIZONTALIS—Low spreading shrub with glossy green foliage. Pretty red berries. 12-15 in. $1.50; 18-24 in. $2.50; 24-30 in. $3.25.
EUONYMUS
JAPONICA—Bushy, upright growing plant with fine waxy evergreen foliage. A good foundation plant for growing against walls. 12-15 in. $1.00; 18-24 in. $2.50; 24-30 in. $3.00; 3-4 ft. $4.00.
RADICANS VEGETUS—(Evergreen Bittersweet)—The Big Leaf Winter Creeper is a handsome evergreen vine for use as a ground or wall cover. Large glossy green foliage, scarlet berries. $1.00 each.
LIGUSTRUM (Privet)
LODENSE—The handsome little dwarf privet, with near evergreen foliage. Specimen globes, balled. 18-24 in. $1.00; 24-30 in. $1.25; 30-36 in, $1.50. (See shrubs and hedging for other sizes and prices.)
MAHONIA (Oregon Grape)
AQUIFOLIA—The well known Oregon Holly Grape. Smooth shiny foliage of green. red and bronze. Grows well in sun or shade. 12-15 in. $1.00; 15-18 in. $2.50; 18-24 in. $3.00; 30-36 in. $4.00.
ILLICIFOLIA COMPACTA—Similar to the above, but the foliage is a more uniform rich green and very spiny. Compact and
upright. Foliage has more substance than the Aquifolia type, hence it receives less Winter damage. 24-30 in. $4.00; 30-36 in. $5.00.
PYRACANTHA (Burning Bush, Firethorn)
COCCINEA—A most popular broad leaf evergreen with a myriad of white blossoms in the Spring, followed with masses of brilliant orange-red berries in the Fall that last through the Winter. Broad and rapid growth. Hardy. 15-18 in. $1.00; 18-24 in. $2.25; 24-30 in. $2.75; 30-36 in. $3.50; 3-4 ft. $4.00; 4-5 ft. $5.00.
LALANDI—Tall growing, cane type of the above. Berries are red, produced in mammoth clusters which are very showy. 15-18 in. $1.25; 30-36 in. $4.00.
ROSEDALE—tThis variety is similar to the above, but the berries are a brilliant rich red in color. 15-18 in. $1.50.
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FLOWERING TREES
When Spring comes, gardens burst into glory with the beautiful masses of blooms from the lovely flowering trees. We greatly admire the colorful effects produced in the land- scape by these gorgeous small trees, and offer below the finest collection obtainable.
Most varieties are available in containers for Summer planting at slightly higher prices.
ACACIA
ACACIA—ORCHID FLOWERED IDAHOENSIS—A new variety pro- ducing long clusters of sweet-pea like flowers of a deep purplish- pink color. Very hardy, easy and fast growth. One of the most beautiful flowering trees. 7-8 ft. $2.50; 8-10 ft. $3.00.
APRICOT
APRICOT—DAWN—Lovely double pink flowers in clusters adorn this upright growing tree in early Spring. A new and desirable member of the flowering tree group. Fragrant. 3-4 ft. $1.65.
CHERRY—FLOWERING (Cerasus)
KWANZAN—One of the best forms of the flowering Cherry. Perfectly hardy, rapid growing, with young coppery foliage. Flowers are deep pink and very double. 3-4 ft. $1.50; 4-5 ft. $1.75; 5-6 ft $2.00; 7-8 ft. specimens, 6 ft. stems. $3.50; 8-10 ft. extra heavy specimens, 2% in. caliper $10.00.
MT. FUGI—The best of the white cherries. Flowers are double, large, pure white, and borne in great profusion on long stems. The tree is well formed and spreading. Different and highly recommended. 5-6 ft. $2.50.
WEEPING—tThe famous pink weeping cherry of Japan. Makes a large pendulous tree of great beauty. Offered in double or single pink flowers. 5-6 ft. stems, $3.50.
YOSHINO—tThe famous flowering cherry of Washington D. C., that is much publicized in the press. An early bloomer, with handsome single pink flowers. Very pretty. 5-6 ft. $2.75.
CRAB—FLOWERING (Malus)
ATROSANGUINEA—(Carmine Crab)—Deep carmine flowers not fading to white, A very handsome variety. Red fruits. 4-5 ft. $1.50; 6-8 ft. heavy, $3.00.
BECHTEL’S—Large, double, pale pink, rose-like blooms borne in pro- fusion. Last to flower. 3-4 ft. $1.00; 4-5 ft. $1.50; 5-6 ft. $2.00; 6-8 ft. heavy specimens $3.50.
DOLGO—Beautiful double white flowers, with fiery red edible fruit in the Fall. Very fine. 4-5 ft. $1.50.
ELEYI—Red flowers in Spring and early Summer, and rich purple-red foliage throughout the season. Handsome red fruits that make fine jelly. Very striking. 4-5 ft. $1.50; 5-6 ft. heavy, $2.25.
FLORIBUNDA—tThe favorite flowering Crab. Flowers light pink, blending to white, in greatest abundance. Reddish-yellow fruits relished by birds. 4-5 ft. $1.50; 6-8 ft. speciments, $3.00.
FLORIBUNDA ATROPURPUREA—Like the above, but more brilliant. The flowers are red, and the bronzy red foliage contributes greatly to its showiness and beauty. In the Autumn, the thousands of small apples turn red. 6-8 ft. heavy specimens only, $3.00.
HOP A—Rose colored flowers, and bright red fruit. Blooms when small and is very handsome. 3-4 ft. $1.00.
RED SILVER—Another beautiful, purple foliage crab. A mass of beautiful reddish-pink flowers when in bloom, followed by a tre- mendous crop of small, attractive, orange-red apples. 5-6 ft. $2.00.
SCHEIDECKERI—Small tree of pyramidal habit, producing an abund- ance of large, semi-double pink flowers. Waxy yellow fruits, three quarters inch in diameter, 4-5 ft. $1.50.
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HAWTHORNE (Crataegus)
CARRIERI—Handsome Thorn, growing slightly larger than Paul’s variety. Flowers large, white in color. Very large and showy orange berries, which are highly ornamental, 8-10 ft. $3.50.
PAUL’S DOUBLE SCARLET—Very double, deep crimson flowers simi- lar to small rose buds, followed by clusters of showy red berries in the Fall. 7-8 ft. $2.75; 8-10 ft. $3.50.
LABURNUM
LABURNUM — VOSSI — (Goldenchain) — Golden-yellow flowers which hang in Wisteria-like clusters to as much as 18 inches in length. Profuse bloomer. Very unusual and beautiful. 6-8 ft. $3.00.
PEACH—FLOW ERIN G—(Persica)
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HELEN BORCHERS—This named variety surpasses all other flowering peaches. Enormous blooms that are 2% inches
across in extreme profusion. Flowers are clear shell pink and double. 4-5 ft. $2.00; 5-6 ft. $2.50.
MANDARIN—An attractive dwarf shrub which makes a globular little tree 4 or 5 feet across, and blooms so freely as to look like one huge brilliant red flower. Flowers are very double. Plants are top grafted on 2 foot stems. Each, $2.00.
PEPPERMINT STICK—Large white flowers marked with red stripes. Hardy and fast growing. Moderately double. 4-5 ft. $1.60.
RED FLOWERED—A gorgeous and most colorful sight in early Spring. The large double red blooms come before the leaves. Blooms very young. Hardy and fast growing, 3-4 ft. 75c; 4-5 ft. $1.00; 5-6 ft. $1.50.
SAN JOSE—The earliest blooming peach to flower. Beautiful blooms of clear light pink that are double. 4-5 ft. $1.50.
WHITE CLOUD—A double white form of the colorful flowering peach. Blooms are very large, pure white, and appear in large masses before the foliage. Recommended. 4-5 ft. $1.50.
PLUM—FLOWERING—(Prunus)
BLIRIANA—Purple leaf plum with a wealth of fragrant double pink flowers very early in Spring. 4-5 ft. $1.00.
CISTIN A—Hansen’s purple leaf plum. Dwarf shrubby variety. A mass of beautiful pink flowers in Spring. 4-5 ft. $1.25.
PISSARDI—Purple leaf plum with pink flowers that are single. Hand- some foliage and very colorful. 4-5 ft, $1.00.
THUNDERCLOUD—Finest of all the purple foliage plums. Pink flowers, dark reddish-purple leaves. 5-6 ft. $1.75.
TRIBOLA—A small growing plum of shrub habit, sometimes called Chinese flowering almond, and much superior to the common almond. Bears a profusion of very double, dark pink flowers of good size, clear to the tip of the branches. Excellent small flowering shrub. PRS Bi Gaye.
VESUVIUS—A splendid new flowering plum with pink blooms and dark purple leaves. Very fine. 4-5 ft. $1.50.
REDBUD
REDBUD—AMERICAN—Fine, small tree with a mass of lavender-pink, pea-shaped blooms which appear before the leaves. 5-6 ft. $1.50; 6-8 ft. $2.25.
WISTERIA—WEEPING TREE FORM—tThe beautiful wisteria grown in tree form. Makes a wide spreading tree, from which hang hundreds of the lovely wisteria flowers, which appear before the leaves. Plants usually bloom intermittently all through the Summer, and one tree will perfume a whole yard
with its delicious fragrance. Plants are 5-6 feet tall, spread about 4 feet, and all have bloomed in our nursery. See the large plants in bloom on our grounds in early Spring. Free delivery and planting. Blue, $7.50; Pink, $8.00; White, $8.50.
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Ornamental Shade Trees
For cool Summer shade, beauty and dignity in your garden, trees are indispensable. Most varieties available in containers at slightly higher prices for Summer planting.
AILANTHUS
AILANTHUS—GRANDULOSA—(Tree of Heaven)—A large, fast grow- ing tree with attractive foliage that is well adapted to city planting. Disease resistant. 6-8 ft. $1.75; 8-10 ft. $2.50.
ASH—(Fraxinus)
EUROPEAN MOUNTAIN—Small handsome tree with white flowers and pretty lacy foliage. Very brilliant, large, red berries in the Fall that are highly ornamental. 8-10 ft, $2.75.
GREEN—tThrives everywhere. Valuable tree for planting in cold, high altitudes, or hot and dry sections. 6-8 ft. $1.50.
BIRCH—(Betula)
CUT LEAF WEEPING—A graceful, tall, straight growing tree highly recommended for lawn and park planting. White bark, drooping limbs and cut-leaved foliage. One of the most beautiful of all trees. 7-8 ft. $3.00; 9-10 ft. $3.75.
EUROPEAN WHITE—Tall, upright growing tree with distinctive white bark. A most majestic tree. 6-8 ft. $1.75; 10-12 ft. $3.50.
YOUNG’S WEEPING—A grafted form with spreading pendulous branch- es. Same white bark as the other birches, but very different in habit. All the branches droop from the trunk, and in a pleasing. irregular manner. With age it becomes a living fountain, with branches reaching the ground on all sides. Excellent for lawn specimens, and when allowed to grow and droop over a pool. Top grafted. 6-8 ft. $3.50; 8-10 ft. $5.00.
CATALPA
CATALPA—(Speciosa)—Large clusters of lavender and yellow fragrant. flowers. Rapid growing small tree. 6-8 ft. $1.25; 8-10 ft. $1.75.
ELM—(CUIlmus)
CHINESE OR SIBERIAN—A hardy, rapid growing tree, resistant to alkali, drought and climatic extremes. Will grow where all others fail, 4) ft35c;.6 ft. 50c; 6-8 105 75c3 98-10 1 teS1.00; B10-120 bes lto >: (Ask for special prices on quantity orders.)
ENGLISH—A large, rapid growing tree, dense and shapely. Suitable for street planting. 6-8 ft. $2.00; 8-10 ft, $2.50.
GINKGO — BILOBA — (Maidenhair Tree) — Probably the oldest known tree. The sole existing tree of ancient geological pe- riods, which develops into a broad, pyramidal shape of great dignity. The foliage is unlike that of all other trees, the
leathery fan-shaped leaves resembling the leaflets of the Maidenhair fern, Perfectly hardy, immune from insects and disease and not particular as to soil. Turns golden yellow in the Fall. 8-10 ft. $6.00.
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HONEYLOCUST
HONEYLOCUST—THORNLESS—(Gleditsia)—Ornamental tree grown chiefly for its handsome, finely divided foliage. Long lived hardy tree not affected by borers or drought, and succeeds in most soils. Fragrant white flowers in May. 6-8 ft. $2.00.
MAPLE—(Acer)
NORWAY—A hardy, dense, popular tree of spreading habit, suitable for park, street or home planting. 6-8 ft. $2.00; 8-10 ft. $2.50.
SCHWEDLER’S RED LEAF—Similar to Norway maple, except that Spring foliage is red, bronzy-green through the Summer, and yellow in the Fall. 6-8 ft. $2.75; 8-10 ft. $3.75.
SILVER—Well known, hardy, fast growmg tree. Leaves silver under- neath side. Thrives anywhere. 6-8 ft. $1.50; 8-10 ft. $2.00.
MULBERRY
MULBERRY—RUSSIAN—(Morus Alba Tatarica)—Small light green leaves; greenish-yellow bark. Fruits attractive to birds. Very hardy tree. 5-6 ft, $1.00.
OLIVE—RUSSIAN
OLIVE — RUSSIAN — (Eleagnus Angustifolia) — Attractive silver gray leaves, white berries. Desirable for mass plantings, hedges or windbreaks. Very hardy. 3-4 ft. shrub type, 60c; 5-6 ft. tree type, 75¢e; 6-8 ft. $1.00; 8-10 ft. $1.25.
POPLAR—(CPopulus)
BOLLEANA—Rapid growing tree with green leaves that are silver underneath. Tall and columnar. 6-8 ft. $1.00; 8-10 ft. $1.25; 10-12 Dies lo:
CAROLIN A—Large leaves, grows rapidly, and succeeds over a wide territory. 6-8 ft. 60c; 8-10 ft. $1.00; 10-12 ft. $1.25.
LOMBARDY—Tall pyramidal grower. Valuable for screens, and land- scape work. 6-8 ft. 60c; 8-10 ft. 90c; 10-12 ft. $1.25.
SYCAMORE—(Platanus) AMERICAN PLANE—Large growing tree with big leaves. Fastest growing of the hardwood trees. 6-8 ft. $1.75; 8-10 ft. $2.25.
EUROPEAN—tThe London Plane is one of the finest trees grown. Makes a large, fast growing, disease free tree that is extensively used for street planting. 6-8 ft. $2.25; 8-10 ft. $2.75; 10-12 ft. $3.50.
WILLOW—(Salix)
GOLDEN WEEPING—Very hardy, fast growing willow with golden bark, 6-8 ft. $1.25; 8-10 ft. $2.00.
PUSS Y—(French)—An especially fine type of pussy willow. The French variety has exceptionally large catkins, pink in color,
that is used by florists, and superior to the usual variety offered. 5-6 ft. $1.25.
WISCONSIN—A large stately tree with penduluos branches and green bark. Very popular. 6-8 ft. $1.50; 8-10 ft. $2.00.
SPECIMEN SHADE TREES—We have a good selection of Super Size shade trees in many of the popular varieties for those who
want quick results. Ask about varieties, sizes and prices of these large specimens.
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Ornamental Flowering Shrubs
The following list contains shrubs for every garden purpose. Included will be found plants for sun or shade, moist or dry locations, for foundation planting, and for speci- mens in the garden. Each plant is a large, healthy shrub, full of vitality, just waiting to burst into full bloom and beauty in your garden.
Most varieties are available in containers for planting any time during the Summer.
ALMOND
ALMOND—FLOWERING—(Prunus Glandulosa)—A beautiful, small, bushy shrub, bearing an abundance of double rose-like flowers along the stems before the leaves appear. Double white, 2-3 ft. 75c. Double pink, 18-24 in. 50c; 2-3 ft. 75c.
ALTHEA
ALTHEA—(Rose of Sharon, Hibiscus)—-Large shrub for group and specimen planting, also used for screens. Blooms in Fall. 18-24 in. 40c; 2-3 ft. 50c; 3-4 ft. T5c.
BARBERRY (Berberis)
KOREAN A—Handsome species with broad leaves coloring deep red in Autumn. Upright growth. Red berries. 18-24 in. 65c.
MENTORENSIS—New, handsome semi-evergreen barberry. Extremely hardy and easily grown. Fine for hedges or foundation planting. 18-24 in. 75c; 3 for $2.00; 12 for $6.00; 100 for $40.00.
NEW RED LEAF—Similar to the Japanese barberry, except that the foliage is a rich, bronzy-red in color at all times. 15-18 in. 45c; 18-24 in. 65c; 2-3 ft. 90c.
THUNBERGI—tThe well known Japanese or green leaf barberry. 15-18 in. 30c; 18-24 in, 40c; 2-3 ft. 50c.
BUDDLEIA (Butterfly Bush)
CHARMING—Long sprays of pink blossoms throughout the Summer
and Fall. Abundant bloomer. New. Each T5c.
DUBONNET—Brilhant reddish-purple flowers on a strong vigorous bush. Extra long spikes for cutting. New. Each 75c. CARAGANA CARAGANA—ARBORESCENS—(Siberian Pea-tree)—Clusters of yel- low blossoms. Tall growing. 2-3 ft. 40c; 3-4 ft. 50c; 4-5 ft. 75c. CORALBERRY CORALBERRY — CHENAULTI — (Symphoricarpus) — Improved type with masses of coral-red berries. Compact plant. 18-24 in. 35c¢;
2-3 it. 45c. CORNUS (Dogwood)
GOLDENTWIG—Stems and branches are yellow. Clusters of white flowers. 18-24 in. 35c; 2-3 ft. 50c.
RED SIBERIAN—Bright red branches, white flowers and light blue berries. 18-24 in. 35c; 2-3 ft. 50c.
COTONEASTER
ACUTIFOLIA—Handsome upright shrub with glossy foliage and black berries. Will endure shade. 2-3 ft. 65c.
DIV ARICATA—Pink flowers, red berries, nearly evergreen foliage. Semi-prostrate growth. 2-3 ft. $1.00; 2-3 ft. balled $1.50. (See evergreen section for other Cotoneaster varieties.)
CYDONIA (Flowering Quince)
JAPONICA—A favorite shrub with brilliant scarlet flowers in early Spring. 18-24 in. 40c; 2-3 ft. 50c.
JAPONICA NANA, RUBY—Dwarf, low growing form of the above. Large brilliant red flowers. Very fine. 15-18 in. 50c; 18-24 in. 60c.
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JAPONICA NEW HYBRIDS—New, improved forms of the old favorite Japanese Quince. New colors, larger flowers, and better habit of growth. Highly recommended. Available in the following colors; Orange Red, Salmon, Salmon Pink.
18-24 in, $1.25.
FORSYTHIA FORS YTHIA—FORTUNEI—(Golden Bells)—Bright yellow, very showy, bell-shaped blooms in early Spring. 18-24 in. 35c; 2-3 ft. 45c¢; 3-4 ft. 60c. HONEYSUCKLE (Lonicera) FRAGRANTISSIMA—Winter Honeysuckle with semi-evergreen foliage. Very fragrant white and yellow flowers. 18-24 in. 35c; 2-3 ft. 50c.
GOLDFLAME—Specimens of the vine type sheared into shrub form. Flame-coral trumpets in clusters. Blooms first year planted. Ever- blooming. Excellent. 18-24 in. $1.50.
KOROLKOWI—tThe broad blue-leaf honeysuckle. Attractive shrub with small pink flowers and bright red berries, Attractive blue foliage. 18-24 in. 60c; 2-3 ft. 75c; 3-4 ft. $1.00.
MORROWI—Handsome in both flowers and fruit. Blooms are yellowish- white, berries blood-red. 18-24 in. 35c; 2-3 ft. 50c.
TATARICA RED—Red flowers and fruit. Attractive dark green foliage. A splendid variety. 18-24 in. 35c; 2-3 ft. 50c; 3-4 ft. 60c.
KOLKWITZIA KOLK WITZIA—AMABILIS—(Beauty Bush)—One of the finest flower- ing shrubs grown. Plant produces an amazing profusion of pale pink, bell-shaped flowers in June, 2-3 ft. heavy plants, $1.00.
LILAC (Syringa) COMMON PURPLE—The old-fashioned favorite. Huge trusses of purple blooms in May. 2-3 ft. 50c; 3-4 ft. 75c; 4-5 ft. heavy specimens in barrels, $2.50.
COMMON WHITE—White blooms like the above. 2-3 ft. 60c.
PERSIAN PURPLE—Slender arching branches, small leaves and lilac flowers. 18-24 in. 50c; 2-3 ft. 60c.
ROTHOMAGENSIS—New Chinese lilac. Upright vigorous growth. Reddish-lilac flowers in broad panicles. Free flowering and very hardy. Recommended. 18-24 in. 50c; 2-3 ft, T5c.
NAMED FRENCH HYBRIDS (AII in Containers)
BELLE DE NANCY-—Single. Satiny-pink, white centers. 2-3 ft. $1.25. CHARLES JOLY—Double. Dark-reddish purple flowers. 2-3 ft. $1.50. CHARLES X—Single, rich reddish-purple. Popular. 2-3 ft. $1.25. EDITH CAVELL—Double white. Very outstanding, 2-3 ft. $2.00. HUGO KOSTER—Single flowers of orchid color. 2-3 ft. $1.25. JAN VAN TOL—Single snowy white. Recommended. 18-24 in. $1.25. KATHERINE HAVEMEYER—Enormous double, mauve-pink flowers. One of the very finest. 18-24 in. $1.50; 2-3 ft. $2.00. MME. LEMOINE—tThe favorite double, pure white. 2-3 ft. $1.25. PRES. GREVY—Double light blue. Enormous trusses. 2-3 ft. $1.25. RUHM VON HORSTENSTEIN—Single carmine red. 2-3 ft. $1.75. SOUV. LUDWIG SPAETH—Single, Best dark violet-red. 2-3 ft. $1.25,
LEON GAMBETTA—Probably the finest lilac. Pinkish-lavender
double blooms of great size. 2-3 ft, $2.25; 4-5 ft. heavy bloom- ing specimens, $3.50.
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PEACH
PEACH—DWARF FLOWERING—(Persica)—A delightful little, dwarf shrub form of the handsome flowering peach tree. Makes a dense and compact plant that is literally a mass of brilliant double red flowers in early Spring. New and delightful. 9-12 in. $1.50.
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PHILADELPHUS
PHILADELPHUS — VIRGINALIS — (Mock Orange) — The new double white, very sweetly scented Syringa. 18-24 in. 60c; 2-3 ft. ‘5c.
PRIVET (Ligustrum)
ENGLISH—(Vulgaris)—Best for this region. Does not blight. Heavy grade specimens, 2-3 ft. 40c; 3-4 ft. 50c. For hedging, 18-24 in. grade; 10 for $1.80; 25 for $3.75; 100 for $12.50.
IBOLIUM—Pretty, glossy, nearly evergreen foliage. Vigorous. Hedging, 12-15 in. grade; 10 for $1.50; 25 for $3.00; 100 for $10.00. 2-3 ft. 25c; 10 for $2.00; 25 for $4.50; 100 for $15.00.
LODENSE—Pretty little, dwarf, compact growing privet. Large globe landscape specimens; 18-24 in. $1.00; 24-30 in. $1.25; 30-36 in, $1.50. For hedging, 9-12 in grade; 10 for $2.50; 25 for $5.00; 100 for $18.00. For hedging, 12-18 in. grade; 10 for $3.50; 25 for $7.50; 100 for $25.00.
REGAL—(bota Regalianum)—Handsome border or specimen shrub. Broad, low, spreading plant with bright green leaves. 18-24 in. 50c.
SNOWBALL SNOWBALL—(Viburnum)—Tall growing shrub with large clusters of pure white, ball-like flowers in early Spring. 2-3 ft. 75c. SNOWBERRY SNOWBERRY—RACEMOSUS—(Symphoricarpus)—Graceful plant pro- ducing large quantities of white berries in Fall. 18-24 in. 35c;
2-3 ft. 45ce. SPIREAS ARGUTA—tThe pretty white “Garland” spirea. Blooms very early in Spring. An attractive shrub. 18-24 in. 40c. BILLARDI—tThe pink “Bridal Wreath.” Upright growing with pink spikes of bloom. 18-24 in. 40c; 2-3 ft. 50c. PRUNIFOLIA—Double white “Bridal Wreath.” Graceful shrub of medium size. Tiny individual flowers are double. 2-3 ft, T5c. VAN HOUTTE—tThe well known “Bridal Wreath.” Most popular and satisfactory shrub grown. 18-24 in. 30c; 2-3 ft. 45¢; 3-4 ft. clumps, 90c. For hedging, 2-3 ft. grade; 10 for $2.50; 25 for $5.50; 100 for
$20.00. TAMARIX TAMARIX—HISPIDA—(Kashgar Tamarix)—Silver foliage variety with pink sprays of bloom in Summer. 18-24 in. 35c; 2-3 ft. 50c; 3-4 ft. 60c..
WEIGELA WEIGELA—EVA RATHKE—A distinct variety with rich ruby flowers throughout the Summer. 18-24 in. 50c; 2-3 ft. 65c.
VIBURNUM VIBURNUM — BURK WOODI — (Fragrant Viburnum)—The most outstanding novelty flowering shrub that has appeared in recent years. Large heads of deliciously fragrant, pinkish white flowers appear very early in Spring. Foliage is a
rich glossy green, turning attractive bronze shades in the Fall. Fast growing, very hardy, with semi-evergreen foliage. A great improvement over Viburnum Carlesi. Highly recom- eons! In containers. 2-3 ft. $2.50; 3-4 ft. heavy specimens 6.00.
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Hardy Plants for Borders, Hedges, Screens
ALTHEA ALTHEA (Rose of Sharon, Hibiscus)—Red, pink or blue color. 2-3 ft. size. 10 for $4.00; 25 for $8.75; 100 for $30.00.
BARBERRY (Berberis) KOREAN A—15-18 in. size. 10 for $4.00; 25 for $8.75; 100 for $30.00. MENTORENSIS—18-24 in, size. 3 for $2.00; 12 for $6.00; 100 for $40.00. RED LEAF—12-15 in. size. 10 for $3.00; 25 for $7.00; 100 for $25.00. 15-18 in. size. 10 for $4.00; 25 for $8.75; 100 for $30.00. GREEN LEAF—15-18 in. size. 10 for $2.50; 25 for $5.50; 100 for $20.00. 18-24 in. size. 10 for $3.50; 25 for $7.50; 100 for $25.00.
BOXWOOD BOXWOOD SUFFRUTICOSA—Dwarf, evergreen English boxwood for bordering or edging the formal garden. Heavy, bushy plants. 8-10 in. size, $1.00 each; 10 for $9.00; 25 for $20.00; 100 for $75.00.
CARAGANA CARAGANA ARBORESCENS—(Siberian Pea-Tree)—=3-4 ft. size. 10 for $4.50; 25 for $10.00; 100 for $35.00. CORALBERRY CORALBERRY CHENAULTI—18-24 in. size. 10 for $3.20; 25 for $7.50; 100 for $25.00.
HONEYSUCKLE (Lonicera)
MORROWI—18-24 in. size. 10 for $3.50; 25 for $7.50; 100 for $25.00. TAT. RED—-18-24 in. size. 10 for $3.00: 25 for $6.25; 100 for $22.00. LILAC (Syringa)
PERSIAN—18-24 in. size. 10 for $4.00; 25 for $8.75; 100 for $30.00. CHINESE—18-24 in. size. 10 for $4.50; 25 for $10.00; 100 for $35.00.
MULBERRY MULBERRY RUSSIAN—Grows very rapidly. Produces black edible fruits. 5-6 ft. size. 10 for $4.50; 25 for $10.00; 100 for $35.00.
PRIVET (Ligustrum) ENGLISH—18-24 in. size. 10 for $1.80; 25 for $3.75; 100 for $12.50. IBOLIUM—12-15 in. size. 10 for $1.50; 25 for $3.00; 100 for $10.00. 2-3 ft. size. 10 for $2.00; 25 for $4.50; 100 for $15.00. LODENSE—9-12 in. size. 10 for $2.50; 25 for $5.00; 100 for $18.00. 12-18 in. size. 10 for $3.50; 25 for $7.50; 100 for $25.00.
PYRACANTHA PYRACANTHA COCCINEA—This broad leaf evergreen makes a splen- did hedge. 15-18 in. size. 10 for $9.00; 25 for $20.00; 100 for $75.00.
SNOWBERRY SNOWBERRY RACEMOSUS—Large quantities of white berries in the Fall. 18-24 in. size. 10 for $3.00; 25 for $6.25; 100 for $22.00.
SPIREA SPIREA VAN HOUTTE—The handsome and popular “Bridal Wreath.” 2-3 ft. size. 10 for $2.50; 25 for $5.50; 100 for $20.00.
TEUCRIUM CHAMAEDRYS — (Germander) — Dwarf perennial plant of shrub-like habit. The shiny, dark, glossy green leaves resemble Boxwood. Can be clipped to any height up to 12
inches. Hardy, and can be grown in full sun or partial shade. Excellent little border plant. 10-12 in. specimen plants, 35c each. 4-6 in. hedging size, 10 for $2.00; 25 for $4.50; 100 for $15.00.
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HARDY CLIMBING VINES
All our vines and climbing plants are delivered to you alive and growing in containers, from which they are easily and safely transplanted at any time to your garden. This extra service insures maximum success and satisfaction, yet costs you nothing, when your vines come from Kirkland’s.
AMPELOPSIS (ClIvy) : TRICUSPIDATA LOWI—(Geranium Ivy)—Small growing Boston Ivy, with small leaves, palm-like and deeply lobed, turning into
beautiful Autumn tints. This charming little self-clinging and quickly growing vine is fast replacing the common Boston Ivy. Each 75c.
TRICUSPIDATA VEITCHI—tThe Boston Ivy commonly used for clinging to stone, brick, stucco, etc. Red Autumn foliage. Each 60c.
RADICANS—Scearlet flowers all Summer and Fall. Free blooming, very hardy vine. Each, 50c.
CELASTRUS (Bittersweet Vine)
ORBICULATUS — (Oriental Bittersweet) —Shrubby vine, with large leaves turning clear yellow in Autumn. Orange fruits, with seeds that are scarlet, and especially attractive. Each, 75c.
SCANDENS—(American Bittersweet)—Clusters of red and orange fruit in October that are very decorative. Each, 50c.
(PLEASE NOTE): We recommend you plant two plants in one hole to take advantage of the resulting cross pollination, to make certain your plants of Bittersweet will produce berries.
BIGNONIA (Trumpet Vine) MME. GALLEN—tThis is the beautiful large flowered type of this easy to grow hardy climber. It has very large flowers of a
tawny orange color produced continuously throughout the Summer and early Fall. Grafted plants. Each, $1.50.
CLEMATIS (Large Flowering Hybrids) HENRYI—Handsome variety with large white flowers. Blooms freely all Summer. Each, 75c. JACKMANI—A mass of large rich purple flowers, and the most popular and best known variety. Each, 75c. a ae Aue ANDRE—Dark velvety red flowers of great size. ach, 75c. PANICULATA—The fragrant white Autumn blooming clematis. Flowers are small, produced in great masses, strong growing. Each, 50c. ENGLISH IVY ENGLISH IVY—Pretty vine of hardy evergreen foliage growing best in partial shade. Slow growth. Each, 25¢ and 50c. EUONYMUS EUONYMUS—RADICANS VEGETUS—(Evergreen Bittersweet)—The Big Leaf Wintercreeper is a handsome evergreen vine for use as a ground or wall cover. Large glossy green foliage, and bright orange-red berries. Very hardy. Sun or shade. Each, $1.00. HARDY JASMINE HARDY JASMINE—(Jasminum Nudiflorum)—Winter Jasmine is a
shrubby vine with very showy yellow flowers that blooms in February or March. Each, 50¢ and $1.00.
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HONEYSUCKLE (Lonicera)
GOLDFLAME—Flame-coral trumpets lined with gold, blooming in large clusters. Flowers are fragrant, and the plant is everblooming. Can be sheared into a shrub. Each, S80c,
HALLIAN A—(Hall’s Japan Honeysuckle)—Very fragrant white and yellow flowers, Foliage is semi-evergreen. An excellent ground cover that will grow in sun or shade. Large plants, each 50c. Special size for ground cover; 10 for $3.50; 25 for $7.50; 100 for $25.00.
HALLIANA PURPUREA—Similar to the above except the foliage is reddish-purple. Very colorful and different. Each, 60c. Special size for ground cover; 10 for $4.00; 25 for $8.75; 100 for $30.00.
SEMPERVIRENS—(Scarlet Trumpet)—Rapid growing vine with long, red trumpet flowers. Very hardy. Each, 50c.
MYRTLE (Vinca or Periwinkle) MINOR—Small leaf Myrtle, Evergreen ground cover with blue flowers. Clumps, 15¢ and 25c. Ground cover plants; 10 for 90c; 25 for $2.00; 100 for $6.00; 500 for $25.00; 1000 for $40.00. MINOR, BOWLES VARIETY—Larger leaves than the above. Blue flowers with evergreen foliage. Clumps, 15¢ and 25c. Ground cover plants; 10 for 90c; 25 for $2.00; 100 for $6.00.
- SILVER LACE SILVERLACE—(Polygonum Auberti)—Great foamy sprays of white flowers. Blooms through Summer and Fall. Rapid grower, succeed- ing in any location. Large growing vine. Each, 60c. WISTERIA AMERICAN PURPLE—Lavender-blue flowers in great clusters. A rapid and large growing vine. Our plants will bloom, Each, $1.00. LONGISSIMA FLORIBUNDA PURPLE—tThe fragrant, Japanese long cluster Wisteria. The dark purple racemes are sometimes 24 to 30 inches in length. Three-year-old grafted plans. Each, $2.25. LONGISSIMA FLORIBUNDA ROSEA—The finest pink long cluster Wisteria. The plants bloom when young, having flower clusters that are 18 to 24 inches in length. Three-year-old grafts. Each, $2.50. SINENSIS, SIERRA MADRE—Our plants grown from wood of this world-famous Wisteria vine. Lavender flowers. Each, $2.50.
SOIL, FERTILIZER, SEED
Bountiful field soil. A heavy soil. 1% load $2.50; large load $4.00. Mountain loam soil. A light soil; % load $2.50; large load $4.00. FERTILIZER— Old well rotted manure. 1% load $2.75; large load $5.00. Morgro. A well balanced commercial fertilizer for all purposes. 100 Ibs. $3.95; 50 Ibs, $2.35; 25 Ibs. $1.45; 5 Ibs. 45c. Superphosphate. (Treble strength.) 100 lbs. $3.75. Vigoro. The complete plant food. 100 lbs. $4.00; 50 Ibs. $2.50; 25 Ibs. $1.50; 10 lbs. 85c; 5 Ibs. 45c. PEAT MOSS— Adds humus to soil. Holds moisture, Bale $3.75; 1%4 bale $2.25. LAWN SEED— Our own mixture. Finest grades Kentucky Blue Grass, White Dutch Clover. Per lb. 60c; per 10 lbs. $5.50; per 25 lbs. $12.50. Kentucky Blue Grass. Per lb. 45c; per 10 Ibs. $4.00; per 25 lbs. $9.35. White Dutch Clover. Per lb. $1.25; per 10 lbs, $12.00. Astoria Bent Grass. Per lb. $1.25; per 10 lbs. $12.00. Special Bent Mixture. Per lb. 90c; per 10 lbs. $8.50. Shady Lawn Mixture. Per lb. 75c; per 10 lbs. $7.00. GARDEN AND VEGETABLE SEEDS— Ferry-Morse Seed Co, seeds in packets. Large assortment. ANNUALS, PANSIES, BEDDING PLANTS, ETC.— Large selection of all kinds. Ready at proper planting time. Lily, Gladiolus, Canna, Dahlia bulbs ready in Spring.
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HARDY GARDEN PERENNIALS
The finest of the new NOVELTIES, and the older perennials. A careful selection of plants in this list will give you colorful blooms from
early Spring until frost.
Most varieties are exceptionally good as cut
flowers, will grow in most garden soils, and are hardy and dependable
anywhere. this season.
Quantity Prices for Perennials
10c plants, per doz., $1.00; 100, $ 7.50 15¢ plants, per doz., $1.50; 100, $11.25 20c plants, per doz., $2.00; 100 $15.00 25c plants, per doz., $2.50; 100, $18.75
The dozen rate for others is 10 times the each price. 6 or more, at the dozen rate; 25 or more, at the 100 rate.
ALYSSUM, Saxatile Compactum—Yel- low “Basket of Gold.” Early 15c.
AMARYLLIS LILY—This hardy Magic Lily is one of the most interesting plants grown. Attractive green foli- age in the Spring which disappears in midsummer. About a month later, as if by magic, the flower stock appears, bearing a cluster of 7 to 12 fragrant, lily-shaped flowers of deli- cate lilac-pink, shaded blue. Perfectly hardy, and may be left in the ground year after year unmolested. Great big, husky bulbs, $1.00 each; 3 for $2.50; 10 for $7.50.
ANCHUSA, Myosotidiflora — Forget- me-not flowers in early Spring. 25c.
ANEMONE, Pulsatilla Lilac — Violets flowers in April. Low growing. 15c JAPANESE — “September Queen’’—
Semi-double pink. September
bloom. 30ce. JAPANESE—“‘Whirlwind” — Semi-
double white. Tall, Fall flo’r’g. 30c.
ARABIS, Alpina — “Rosabella” — A really pink Rock Cress. New. 35c. ALPINA — “Flora Plena’? — Double white Arabis. Ap. to Ju. New. 30c.
ASTER, Frikarti—‘Wonder of Staffa”’ —Lavender-blue flowers 2% in. across, borne continuously from June to November. Splendid for cutting. One of the finest perennials. 2 feet tall. New. 40c.
HARRINGTON’S PINK—Sensation- al new variety, the finest of all hardy asters. Four foot plants densely covered with silvery rose blooms during the Fall. Fine for cutting. 50c.
AUBRETIA — “Gloriosa Hybrids” — A new European strain of large flow- ered hybrids in shades of pink, rose, mauve and purple. 35c.
LARGE FLOWERED HYBRIDS —
Our selections. Dark colors. 15c, 25c.
BAMBOO—Hardy grass with 12 foot plumes. Clumps. 25c and 50c.
BLEEDING HEART—tThe old fash- ioned favorite. Large pot plants. 60c.
BULBS—Gladiolus, Lily, Dahlia, Be- gonia, Canna, etc., in Spring.
All are strong sturdy plants that should bloom beautifully
CAMPANULA, Carpatica—Small bell- like blooms in June. 20c.
CARNATION, Grenadin — “Golden Sun”—Hardy yellow carnation. 20c. GRENADIN — Pink flowered hardy
carnation. 20c.
COLUMBINE, Mixed—Colorful mix- ture of long spurred hybrids. 15c and 25c.
MRS.NICHOLS—Long spur blue. 25c.
ROSE QUEEN—Rose pink with long spurs. 25c.
SILVER QUEEN — A good pure white long spurred Columbine. 20c.
WHITE—Our own native Rocky Mountain variety. 20c.
COREOPSIS—-Lanceolata—Bright Yel- low flowers all Summer. 15c.
CHRYSANTHEMUMS — We grow a large selection of the large and small, hardy, early Fall blooming, garden varieties of Chrysanthemums. Visit our nursery and see them in bloom from July to December. ADELAIDE—Dark reddish bronze.
Small Pompom. October. 25c. ALADDIN — Rich bronze, blooming from August until frost. 25c. APOLLO—Showy red Korean with
yellow center. 25c. ASTRID — New, very beautiful pink single Korean. Early. 35c. AZALEAMUMS—tThe famous, new, “Cushion Mums” now in many colors. These low Chrysanthe- mums bloom from July to Decem- ber, and are a mass of color at all times. Hardy and easily grown. AMELIA — Satiny - pink blooms. The famous “Pink Cushion.” 25c. BRONZE CUSHION—Bronzy-pink flowers in profusion. 25c. KING CUSHION — Dark velvety red. Blooms later. 35c. QUEEN CUSHION—White tinged with pink. 25c. SANTA CLAUS—Red and gold. Very handsome. 50c. YELLOW CUSHION—Bright gol- den yellow. 35c. DOTY, LILLIAN—Tall growing dark pink. Ball-shaped flower. 25c. DOTY, WHITE—Round white ball Mum. 25c.
CERES—Handsome gold and yellow single Korean. 25c.
CHIEFTAIN—Large single red with golden center. 20c.
CLARA CURTIS—Hundreds of sin- gle salmon-pink, daisy-like blooms 3 in. across. Absolutely hardy,
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profuse flowering. No other plant will give so many flowers for so little care. Will grow in any type soil. Blooms from Au. to frost. 40c.
EMBER —A brilliant glowing bronze that is very showy. 25c.
GOLD LODE—Yellow. The earliest of all the larger types. 25c.
GRACE STURGIS—Wine red with
pinkish silver reverse. Petals are reflexed. Tall growing, cactus type. Very beautiful. 35c.
HILDA BERGEN—Very large dou- ble golden red. 30c.
INDIANOLA—Very early rich gol- den yellow. Incurved petals. 25c.
IRENE—Farly small white pom. 25c.
JEAN TREADWAY—Lovely spark- ling pink, to soft rose. 25c.
LAVENDER LADY-—Silvery-laven- der flowers 3 in. across which ap- pear in perfect branching sprays. Unusually hardy, full flower Oct. 1. New, outstanding Mum. 45c.
MAJOR EDWARD BOWES — Deep lavender with incurved petals. Mammoth flowers that are spec- tacular when disbudded. 30c.
MRS. E. H. KIDDER—Golden yel- low. Another outstanding show type flower. Very large, with in- curved petals. 30c.
PINK SPOON—Lavender-pink semi- double, with long tubular petals opening out into spoons at the ends. New. 35c.
RED BUTTON—Little miniature red buttons. Early. 25c.
RIO NARDA — Large pink cactus type. Very fine. 25c.
SMITH’S EARLY WHITE — Large
e’rly d’ble white. Incurve petals. 30c.
DAHLIA, Unwin’s Dwarf Hybrids — Dwarf type, blooms early. Pots. 35c. DELPHINIUM, Chinese—Little dwarf growing Delphinium. Blue. 15c. LAMARTINE—Splendid dark blue fore cutting, Loc;
MIXED—Lege. flowering hybrids. 20c.
“NEW PACIFIC GIANT HYBRIDS” —-The world famed Vetterle and Reinelt strain in named varieties. Extremely large and well formed flowers which are practically 100 per cent double. Thin, sturdy, woody stems that do not break in the wind. Foliage is mildew re- sistant. Giant spikes.
BLACK KNIGHT—Darkest of all. A true show flower with very long, well formed spikes. Each 25¢e; Dozen. $2.50.
GALAHAD—tThe finest white del- phinium. Clear white in color. Huge spikes. Ea. 35c; Doz. $3.50.
GIANT WHITE—Pure white of
enormeus size. Ea. 35c; Doz. $3.50. GUINEVERE — Clear lavender-
pink with white bee; large indi- vidual flowers. Our favorite. Each 25¢c; Doz. $2.50.
KING ARTHUR—One of the most brilliant. Rich, royal-purple; lge. white bee. Ea. 25c; Doz. $2.50
PASTEL SHADES—Lovely, soft pastel colors. Ea. 25c; Doz. $2.50.
ROUND TABLE—tThe newest color developments. Ea. 25c; Doz. $2.50.
SUMMER SKIES—tThe blue of a Summer sky. A color long sought in hybrid delphinium. White bee. Each 25c; Doz. $2.50.
DIANTHUS, Maiden Pink—A beauti- ful little prostrate plant, bearing a profusion of crimson flowers in Summer. 20c.
PLUMARIUS Double — Fragrant
double flowers. Mixed. 15c. DORONICUM, Mme. Mason—Beauti- ful yellow flowers. Early. 30e.
GAILLARDIA, Sun God—Very large,
clear yellow flowers. 20c. GRASS, Pampas—tTall, hardy orna- mental plume grass. 25c and 50c.
GYPSOPHILA, Bristol Fairy — The double white, grafted Baby’s Breath. Exlnt. for cutting & bouquet use. 50c. ROSY VEIL—Double pink Baby’s
Breath. 465c.
HEMEROCALLIS — Hybrid Daylilies, flowering in Summer.
DR. REGAL — Rich orange-yellow, fragrant, flowers in May. 25c. FULVA — Copper-orange, shaded
crimson. July. 20c. GOLDUST—Rich golden in June. 25c. KWANSO—Large, double flowered, with rich golden bronze blooms in July and Aug. Good for cutg. 25c. THUNBERGI—Lemon Lily. Sweet scented. July. 20c.
HESPERALOE, Parvifolia—Red Yuc- ca—A most interesting member of the Yucca family. Flowers are red- dish-pink. The bell-shaped, nodding flowers come on stalks 5 to 6 feet
tall in May. The evergreen foliage is sword-like and pointed. Strong plants. $1.00.
HIBISCUS — Selected. Tall shrubby perennial blooming in the Fall. Sin- gle flowers in red, pink, white. 25c and 50c and $1.00.
IBERIS, Sempervirens — Lavender- white Candytuft. 15c and 25c.
IRIS, Germanica—German or Flag Iris. We offer only the cream of the new and better varieties. Varieties that were formerly scarce and expensive are now offered at new low prices within the reach of all. Supplied in large clumps.
ALTA CALIFORNIA—48 in. Finest of all the yellow Iris. New. 60c.
AMBASSADEUR—48 in. Ruby red and lavender. 20c.
APHRODITE—36 in. two-toned pink. 25c.
AUTUMN KING—36 in. Blue and purple. Blooms Spg. and Fall. 35c.
BALLERINE—48 in. Gigantic blue Iris. Fragrant. 20c.
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DAUNTLESS—40 in. Velvety rose réd. Dykes medal winner. 35c. -DEPUTE NOMBLOT—=36 in. Light
rosy bze. giant. Dykes medal. 30c. _E. A. PARSONS—48. in. Mammoth deep yellow. A local origination that is outstanding. We have plenty of this beautiful Iris to offer this year. 60c. EL CAPITAN—38 in. One of the largest Iris. Violet-blue. 25c. FLAMINGO—38 in. New, rich red toned Iris of striking color. 30c. FREIDA MOHR—50 in. Most out- standing lavender or orchid pink. Delicious fragrance, should be in every garden. Lovely. 25c.
INDIAN CHIEF—36 in. Red bronzy- violet, blooming early. 25c.
LORD OF JUNE—40 in. Fragrant large blue bi-color. 20c.
LOS ANGELES—40 in. Giant white flowers edged blue. 20c.
NATIVIDAD—40 in. New. Standards and falls are soft creamy white with the center a clear yellow. Per- fect form. 60c.
OPERA—40 in. Pale lavender of beautiful substance. $80c.
OPERETTA—48 in. Immense pink of great beauty. 25c.
PRAIRIE GOLD—36 in. Large fra- grant yellow. 25c.
PURISSIMA—50 in. New, giant, pure white of great poise, fine form, and heavy substance. Early flowering and _ ideal branching habit. Most perfect white Iris. Recommended. 465c.
RAMESES—36 in. Pink and rose blended. Fine. Dykes medal. 30c.
SANTA BARBARA—40 in. One of the finest lavender-blue Iris. 25c.
SHASTA—36 in. Pure white and one of the best of that color. 30c.
WILLIAM MOHR — 30 in. Most orchid-like of all Iris, and the most distinct and beautiful varie- ty grown. The huge flowers are lilac, heavily veined with violet. Very fragrant. 35c.
BARGAIN IRIS GARDEN COLLEC-
TION—Includes one large plant of each of the 23 above named, prize winning varieties, (23 plants in all), each accurately labelled for $5.00 (Regular value $7.35.)
IRIS, Pumila—Dwarf little gems for
the border or rock garden.
BETSY PRESBY — Dwarf. Deep bright yellow. 15c.
DR. MANN—Dwarf. Petunia-velvet. Fragrant. 15c.
DR. POTTER—Dwarf. Rich mul- berry and purple. 15c.
SASS No. 19—Dwarf. Reddish-pur- ple. 15c.
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IRIS, Siberian—Dainty and graceful type of small beardless Iris. Grass- ‘like foliage. Enjoys a moist location. Fine cut flower.
EMPEROR—=320 in. Rich, glowing reddish-violet blue. 30c.
KINGFISHER BLUE—54 in. Tallest growing Siberian Iris. A fine, large bright blue, excellent for cutting. Very fine. 30c.
PERIWINKLE—40 in. The largest and finest dark variety. Deep vio- let color. Showy and colorful. 25c.
PERRY’S BLUE—18 in. Deep laven- der blue. 20c.
SNOW QUEEN—36 in. Exquisite, well formed, lge. snowy white. 25c.
TWO IRIS ARISTOCRATS—
DICHOTOMA—tThe “Vesper Iris.” 24 in. Dainty orchid-like flowers of rich lavender from July to Sep- tember. One plant produces 100 to 200 tiny flowers in a season. The lovely blossoms open about four in the afternoon, hence its name. Each, 50c.
SHILKA—This new, hardy, ever- blooming Orchid Iris comes from the wilds of Siberia. Blooms six to eight weeks continuously after all other Iris are gone. Delicate tones of superb orchid and blue, mingled with creamy white as found in the finest orchids. The flowers of the new Shilka are delicately fragrant, a remarkable attribute to an already beautiful flower. Many of the blossoms come double. Everyone who likes other Irises should plant this new- est and finest, Shilka Iris. Ea. 60c.
IRIS, Spuria—Tall beardless Iris grow- ing 4 to 5 feet tall, on slender stems, with blooms somewhat resembling the Dutch and Spanish Iris, but pro- pagated and sold from root divisions. Large handsome blooms make this Iris splendid for cutting.
AUREA — 40 in. The “Butterfly Iris.” A gleaming deep yellow with large very brilliant flowers. Recommended. 45c.
OCHRALEUCA — 60 in. “Yellow Giant.” Large creamy white with golden yellow center. Showy. 25c.
SPURIA—48 in. Mixed. Tall beard- less species Iris. Yellow. 15c.
IVY, English—Pretty evergreen fol- iage. Potted. 25c and 50c.
LILY OF THE VALLEY—White fra- grant blooms. Clumps. 15c.
MYRTLE, Vinca — Evergreen ground cover. Blue flowers. Clumps. 15c.
(See vines for Myrtle quantity prices.)
PANSY, Pedigreed Swiss Giants—Fin- est strain. Mammoth bloom. Doz. 50ce.
PENTSTEMON, Torreyi — Crimson flowers on 2 ft. spikes. Summer. 20c.
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PEONY, CHINESE TREE — First Peonies to bloom in the Spring. It makes a shrubby plant 3 to 4 feet high and wide, bearing hundreds of ruffled flowers 6 to 8 inches across. Very hardy, and a lovely sight when in bloom. $2.00 to $7.50.
PEONY—tThe best varieties for your garden. Magnificent Spring flow- ers. Potted Peonies available for Spring planting.
EDULIS SUPERBA—The pink Dec- oration Day Peony. 50c.
FELIX CROUSSE — Magnificent large, brilliant red. 60c.
FESTIVA MAXIMA — Very large early white. Excellent. 50c.
KARL ROSENFIELD—Large dou- ble crimson. 60c.
KELWAY’S GLORIOUS — Buds slightly tinted pink, opening into large blossoms of iridescent white. One of the finest. $2.00.
LE CYGNE—Very large, perfectly formed flower of great beauty. Highest rated of all Peonies. The finest white. $2.50.
MARY BRAND — Large crimson flowers with yellow stamens. 60c.
MIKADO — Japanese single type. Red with golden center. 75c.
MONS. JULES ELIE—Light rose- pink. Beautiful, large flower. 75c.
OFFICINALIS RUBRA—Red. Earli- est of all to bloom. 50c.
WALTER FAXON — Large, vivid, luminous shell pink. $1.00.
PHLOX, Decussata — Tall growing, fall blooming, very colorful. Likes partial shade and a moist location. ATLANTA — Flowers are large,
white, shaded blue, with a deeper blue eye. Very pretty. New. Plant Patent No. 329. 50c.
AUGUSTA — The finest American Beauty red Phlox ever introduced. Vividly colored and strong grow- ing. Plant Patent No. 252. 50c.
B. COMTE—Tall growing crimson purple. 30c.
BRIDESMAID—Lovely white, with crimson eye. 30c.
COLUMBIA — Delicate cameo-pink, and the finest of that color. Per-
petual flowering. Plant Patent No. 118. 40c.
CREPSUCULE — White suffused mauve. Rosy purple eye. 30c.
JULES SANDEAU — Light water- melon pink. 30c. LA VAGUE—Soft pink. Pretty. 35c. LEO SCHAGETER—Brilliant scar- let red. The finest color. 35c. LEUCHTFEUR — Pretty salmon pink. New and delightful. 35c. MRS. JENKINS—Pure white. Free flowering. 30c. RYNSTROM—Salmon rose. grower. 380c. VESUVIUS—Fiery crimson. 3:0c.
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PHLOX, Subulata—Dwarf moss phlox for early Spring bloom. ALBA—Lovely pure white. 20c. APPLE BLOSSOMS —- Pale apple
blossom pink. 25ce. ATROPURPUREA — Brilliant deep carmine red. 25c. BLUE HILLS—Pale blue flowers, Spring and Fall. 25c. LILACINA—Pale blue in May. 20c. MRS. WILSON—Bright lavender- blue. 25c. VIVID—Brite pink, d’k pink eye. 35c.
PLAT YCODON—Chinese balloon flow-
er. Blue flowers, bell shaped. 20c.
POPPY, Oriental — Tremendous cup shape blooms in June. Potted. JOYCE—Charming soft red flowers
in great abundance. 30c. ORIENTAL HYBRIDS — Bright crimson flowers. 25c. PERRY’S WHITE—Satiny wht. 35c. PURITY—Very fine apricot pink. One of the best. 30c. SASS PINK—Fine crepy texture and large soft pink blooms. 50c.
PRIMROSE — Munstead Giants in mixed colors. 25c.
PYRETHRUM, Painted Daisy—Mixed colors, singles and doubles. 20c. BRILLIANT—Large rose-red, ane- mone center. 30c.
BUCKEYE—Fine double red Painted Daisy. 25c.
CAMEO — Soft double rose pink. Very early. 25c.
DAINTY—Bright red double flow- ers. 30c.
HUNTINGTON’S SCARLET—Fin- est deep red single. 25c.
MIAMI QUEEN—Largest anemone flowered. Rose pink. 35c.
ROSE GLORY—D’ble deep rose. 25c.
RUDBECKIA, Newmani Hybrids — Late Summer blooming. Bronze. 15c.
SALVIA, Azurea Grandiflora—Long blue spikes. Late Summer. 15c. PITCHERI—Rich Gentian blue. One
of the best perennials. 25c.
SAPONARIA, Ocymoides—Fine rich pink trailer. 15c.
SCABIOSA, Fischeri — Soft lavender shade. Blooms all Summer. 15c. SHASTA DAISY—Old favorite that
is fine for cutting. 15c.
CHIFFON—Frilled double row of narrow petals. Center clear yellow. Very dainty and distinct. 50c.
ESTHER REED—Fully double white flowers of lasting quality. Blooms are 4 in. across, and freely pro- duced all Summer. A very out- standing new plant. Clumps. 60c.
MOUNT SHASTA—New for 1942. The largest and finest double Everblooming Shasta Daisy. High- ly recommended. 75c.
WHITE SWAN—Clusters of pure white double flowers on strong stems good for cutting. Tremen- dous producer. Clumps. 365c.
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STATICE, Latifolia — Minute blue flowers used for bouquets. 25c. STOKESIA, Cyanea—Large, ragged, Aster-like flowers of blue. July. 15c. CYANEA, “Blue Moon”—Giant light
blue, like the above. 25c. SWEET WILLIAM—Large clusters of bright showy bloom. Mixed. 15c.
TEUCRIUM, Chamaedrys — A pretty
TROLLIUS, Ledebouri—Orange Globe- flower. Late blooming. 20c. VALERIANA, Coccinea—Showy red or pink bloom spikes. 5e. VIOLA—APRICOT—Large blossoms of apricot-yellow. Doz. 60c. . ARKWRIGHT RUBY — Ruby red flowers, suffused mahogany, Doz. 60c. JERSEY JEM—Rich dark violet blue
dwarf evergreen plant with dark green varnished foliage. Flower spikes of rose color. <A _ splendid border or edging plant, or may be used as a specimen. 35c.
(See hedging for quantity sizes and prices.)
TRITOMA, Hybrida—Very early, red and orange blooms. 25c. PFITZERI— Orange, everblooming.
Red-hot-poker. 25c.
flowers. Long stems. Doz., 60c. VIOLETS—tThe old fashioned, sweetly scented variety. 10c.
(Name Unknown)—Large true vio- let flowers as large as Violas. Dark blue, extra long stems. 15c.
WALLFLOWER, Siberian — Orange- red flowers in Spring.
YUCCA — Adam’s Needle — ReentiTal white blooming plant, evergreen. 25c and 50c.
FRUIT TREES
Prices for, Apple, Apricot, Cherry, Peach, Pear, Plum and Prune
Size Each 10 to 40 Large Home Orchard Size. 4-5 ft. TOC 50¢ Commercial Orchard Size. Dea atts 60¢ 45¢
SUPER FRUIT TREES— Our Super Fruit Trees will give you fruit quicker, often the second year. Trees are 3 and 4 years old, 6 to 7 feet high. Apples, Red Delicious, Red Rome Beauty, Yellow Delicious and
Red Gravenstein; Bartlett Pear. Each, $1.25.
Bing and Lambert Cherry. Each, $1.50.
NOVELTY FRUIT TREES— Grow our Novelty 3-on-1 fruit trees and you can pick three different varieties of Apples or Cherries from one tree at once, thus giving an assortment of fruit, and saving space in the garden. Large Super Trees, available in the following combinations.
Novelty Apple Trees. (3 on 1.) Each, $2.25. Red Delicious, McIntosh, Red Gravenstein; Red June, Yellow Delicious. Red Delicious; Jonathan, Fameuse, Red Delicious; Red Rome Beauty, Yellow Transparent, McIntosh. Novelty Cherry Trees. (3 on 1.) Each, $2.75
Royal Ann, Lambert, Black Republican; Bing, Royal Ann, Black Re- publican; Lambert, Bing, Black Republican.
ESPALIER FRUIT TREES— A specially grown type of fruit tree, dwarfed and trained by experts, for planting against walls, fences or buildings. Usually bear fruit the first year planted. Trees are 4 years old, and have 3 series of branches on each side. The following varieties available: Apples; Red Delicious, Rome Beauty, Yellow Transparent; Pear; Williams Butter variety. Each, $7.50
BOYSENBERRY BER R ES
New. The Finest Vine Berry. Plants dug fresh for your order. Each 15c; 10 for $1.00; 100 for $8.00; 1000 for $65.00. RASPBERRY— Early June Red. Each 15c; 10 for $1.00; 100 for $5.00; 1000 for $40.00. Latham. Each 15c; 10 for $1.00; 100 for $5.00; 1000 for $40.00. STRAWBERRY— Marshall. 25 for 50c; 100 for $1.25; 1000 for $10.00,
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Spring and Summer are the most pleasant times of the year to garden, and for garden enjoyment. Plan now to keep in touch with the best of the new varieties for Summer planting. There is always something new and interesting on display at our garden store and nursery.
ROSES IN CONTAINERS
Do you like to buy your roses in foliage and flower? We carry a complete stock of all the new, and the finest of the standard varieties for late Spring, and all Summer planting in handy containers. Be sure to visit our Rose Garden in bloom at Bountiful; a continuous flower show from Spring until Fall.