Benton County Nursery's big fall sale of high grade low priced nursery stock

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?^Jg£!EL^!P_!T OR AGE facilities located i mile south of Rogers on highways 71 and 62

Where We Ar& We are located in Arkansas— in the north-
c irrc y-ifc west corn e r county (Benton), only twelve
miles south of the Missouri line and twenty-six miles east of the
Oklahoma line; eighty-one miles almost due north of Fort Smith,
Arkansas, and eighty-three miles, almost due south of Joplin, Mis-
souri ; one hundred twenty-nine miles east of Tulsa, Oklahoma, and
one hundred six miles southwest of Springfield, Missouri. On
Federal highways 71 and 62, just south of Rogers, Arkansas.

ON THE TIP TOP OF THE OZARK MOUNTAINS where
our growing season is almost thirty days shorter than at Fort Smith,
Arkansas. Our summers are short and nights are cool, and our
growing season more like that of North Missouri, Iowa and Ne-
braska, than Eastern and Southern Arkansas.

Hence, our stock is well adapted to the extreme Northern,
Eastern and Western States as well as being the best for Southern
States.

OVER 300 ACRES DEVOTED TO GROWING HARDY
TREES, PLANTS, SHRUBS, EVERGREENS AND ROSES

This FALL is the Best Time
To Plant that Orchard

F JRl E E © •
GIETS!

With every order
amounting to ovet $10 00
— we will send absolute-
ly tree a beautiful flow-
ering shrub. (Our choice
of variety I,

We have only a limited supply of
many of the varieties of nursery
stock listed in this circular. We ad-
vise that you order TODAY so that
you will be able to get the exact
varieties that you want.

DON'T WAIT — ORDER TODAY.

— WHY DO EXPERIMENT STATIONS, AGRICULTURAL COLLEGES
AND FRUIT GROWERS RECOMMEND FALL BUYING? Because you can
buy this Fall and have the stock shipped to you and "heel it in" so that you may
plant at the most favorable time during Fall, Winter, or next Spring.

Fall planting is becoming more popular each season as experience shows its
advantage. As soon as a tree or shrub becomes dormant it can be removed and
change of location will affect it but little. When set out in the Fall the bruised
roots begin at once to heal and callus is formed; recover quickly from moving;
soon become firmly established and with the first touch of Spring are ready to
go into business for themselves in a vigorous way.

Again, the ground is usually in better condition for planting in the Fall
than in Spring, for much Spring planting is done when the ground is too wet for
best results. Perhaps your Spring will be two or three weeks earlier. In this
case your trees should be planted earlier than the dates you have oredred them
shipped. If they have been planted in the Fall, these Spring delays are done
away with.

F E E • •

VALUABLE 20 PAGE
PLANTING GUIDE GIVEN

AWAY WITH EACH

Our Lowest
Wholesale Prices

DIRECT FROM GROWER
TO PLANTER

I Prices quoted in this
circular cancel all pre-
vious quotations J

WE PREPAY POSTAGE, EXPRESS OR FREIGHT ON ALL ORDERS ^iSJX.ISi!

Foreign Countries add 10% of total amount of order for shipping and handling charges.

Benton County Nursery's TREES, SHRUBS and
PLANTS are GUARANTEED TO LIVE. All You
Have to do is Follow these Simple Requirements!

We want you to be pleased with your orders you receive
from us, we know that is the only way we can expect you
to be a satisfied customer. Every plant that you order
from this circular is guaranteed to live. We will replace
free of charge any or all plants you buy that fail to live.
We are not asking you to take any risk whatsoever, just
give us your order and let us prove to you that we mean
what we say. All you have to do is be sure that your
order is received on or before May 15, 1948, and that you

notify us of any plants that fail to live on or before June
1, 1948. All we want is an apportunity to show you that
we are proud to have you as a customer and leave the
rest to us. We guarantee you will be a satisfied patron.
Upon receipt of any stock ordered from us, if you are not
entirely satisfied, return it to us by mail or express and
we will refund all money paid us and for the transport-
ation charges paid by you. You must follow our plarking
instructions enclosed with each order.

BENTON COUNTY NURSE

CO.

ROGERS,

ARKANSAS

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THE BEST from the

•» t<" OZARKS!

SAVE MONEY BY ORDERING THESE SPECIAL

BARGAINS

TODAY!

PEACH Special

12 Peach Trees that ripen from the earli-
est until late, of our best varieties. 3
Arkansas Black, 3 Early Wheeler, 3 Im-
proved ESberta, 3 Indian Cling.

1 to 2 ft. high, all for

$|65

Post-
paid

All of Our Nursery Stock is State and
Federal Inspected, Thereby Insuring
You of No Inferior Trees or Plants

APPLE Special

Apple Trees— 4 apple trees of as good
varieties as are grown. Yellow Trans-
parent, Red Jonathan, Red Delicious,
Yellow Delicious.

3 ft. and up for

$|65

Post-
paid

FRUIT SPECIAL

10 TREES 2 Feet and up

5 Yellow Delicious Apple

5 Improved Elberta Peach
1 Concord Grape Vines
25 Gem Everbearing Strawberry

ALL THESE $C50
FOR ONLY „ %3 Post-

HOME FRUIT

COLLECTION

1 Stayman Winesap Apple 1 Summer Champion

1 Early Harvest Apple A PP ,C

1 Yellow Delicious Apple 1 Jjjjj^ Transparent

1 Jonathan Apple ] Hale Haven Peach

1 Blood Red Delicious 1 Krummel October Peach

Apple 1 Golden Plum
T Black Ben Davis Apple 1 Hanska Plum

ALL FOR $|*60

ONLY O Post-

paid

paid

RASPBERRY and
BOYSENBERRY

SPECIAL

25 Latham Raspberries

25 Cumberland Raspberries

50 Boysenberries

$085

<Post-

^^K^r paid)

BLACKBERRY

Special

> *

50 Early King
50 Ozark Beauty
25 Dallas

$<>30

AjB (Post-
^V^r paid )

STRAWBERRIES

Home Garden

STRAWBERRY SPECIAL

25 Aroma
50 B la kern ore
25 Gem
Everbearing

Our Favorite

STRAWBERRY SPECIAL

Raise all the delicious strawberries
you want for jams and preserves. See
description of variety in catalog.

100 Blakemore Strawberries

Postpaid
Only

$ 2

00

By Mail Postpaid.

$J35

Special Bargain

SHADE TREE offer

Special Bargain

WIND BREAK off*

Have all the good shade you want for
your home by ordering this rapid grow-
ing Silver Maple offer.

10 SILVER MAPLES SO50
2 to 3 ft. size— Jf
By Mail Postpaid

One of the fastest growing pyramidal
type trees for screening or bordering
your property line.

10 LOMBARDY POPLARS $O50

3 to 4 ft. size

By Mail Postpaid W

SHRUB COLLECTION

1 Butterfly Bush

2 Mock Orange

1 Spirea, Van Houertei

1 Snowberry

2 Flowering Quince
2 Spirea, Bumalda
2 Weigelia, Rosea

II BEAUTIFUL SHRUBS (Postpaid)

2 years, $985 2 * 3 ft si « $C50

18 to 24 inches for.. TO Each TJj

PEACH special

1 Krummel Oct. 2 Mayflower
3 J. H. Hale 3 Early Rose

3 Belle of Georgia 2 Heath Cling

"* ALL FOR

Varieties that ripen from
early until late. Well POSTPAID
rooted 2 to 3 ft. size.

sgoo

DEWBERRY Special

$175

25 AUSTIN
25 LUCRETIA

c -

Post-
paid

&t RED, WHITE and 4l

BLUE GRAPE Special

12: 4 Red, 4 White, 4 Blue, of the very
best sorts, that will ripen at different times.
All delivered to your door for $1.65. (Our
selection of the varieties. )

12— 2- Year-Old Vines

65

Postpaid

GRAPEVINE Special

These are well rooted grape vines (not merely cuttings). They were
set out late and did not make large vines this season. They will grow
off well and make fine vines in one year. We have in this grade;
CONCORD VARIETY ONLY.

5c each; $4,50 per 100; $40.00 P er 1000

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Read What Our
Customers Say

Sweet Chalybeate, Va.
March 11, 1947
My order arrived today. This is
the 5th zone. It came in four days
and in-fine condition. The trees are
just fine as they can be. Have
never had any better and every-
thing I ever bought from you was
real good and have never lost a
thing so far. Thanks a lot for
such good service.

A; B. Carson

* ,

Weatherford, Oklahoma
January 18, 1947

Dear Sirs:
Received the trees today. I have
set out lots of trees but these
are the nicest I have ever received.
I intend to put in a big order
later.

Yours truly,
J. E. Livengood

Kansas City, Mo.
February 22,1947

Gentlemen :

The Roses and shrubs I pur-
chased from you recently came
and they were in perfect condition.
I can truly say they were the
largest and most perfect roses and
shrubs I have ever received from
any nursery. I am more than
pleased with them and will be
delighted to recommend you to
my friends.

Your respectiully
Freddit Marshall.
■ .

Miamisburg, Ohio

June 2, 1947

Dear Sirs:

The shipment of trees, grapes
and strawberries are growing fine.
I never lost a tree or berry. I
think your trees are wonderful. I
am sure advertising your nursery
to my neighbors.

Sincerely.

Abe Pressel

4

Tyler, Texas
March 5, 1947

Dear Sirs ;

I received my order on the date
I asked for it and I'm so well
pleased with all the trees and
grape vines. They were so much
finer than I expected at such low
prices. I'll sure send you another
order soon.

Mrs. R. H. Morris
+

Lynchburg, Va.

February 11, 1947

Gentlemen :

I thought that you would be
pleased to know that the apple
trees I ordered from you were
received promptly and in perfect
condition. Usually the size trees
that I ordered from you are about
double the price at other nurseries.
I will always recommend your
nursery.

Yours truly,
John B. Caldwell

Due to the prfper shortage we can
publish only a few of the many thou-
sands of letters we have received from
our customers all over the United
States praising our high quaality nur-
sery stock.

BUY WITH CONFIDENCE

GOOSEBERRIES

Should be planted in good, rich soil and
well manured once a year. Prune regularly.
Plant 4 to 6 feet apart in rows. Mulch heav-
ily ii» the fall. Plants are hardy, rugged and
easily grown.

OREGON CHAMPION GOOSEBERRY —
Berries very large, brownish red color,
very sweet and fine for table use and pies.
Strong grower, healthy, not very thorny
and a prolific bearer. One of the best ber-
ries for the market.

HOUGHTON — A medium 'sized American
variety which bears abundant and regular
crops and never mildews; fruit smooth; red
tender and very good; valuable.

50*

each

$eoo

per dozen

CURRENTS

Mature just before raspberries and can be
used either raw or cooked. They do not win-
ter kill and are easy of cultivation, requiring
little care, Can be grown in any good soil.
PERFECTION (RED)— This truly wonder-
ful new currant has both large size and
extra good quality. Perfectly healthy; a
vigorous grower. Fine in every way.

50'

each

$5

00

per dozen

THE NEW BRAINARD BERRY

A new tremendously heavy yeilding berry
for the Central, Southern and Pacific Coast
States. A trailing type, much hardier and bet-
ter than the Himalaya. Very productive and
has large cluVters of high quality berries
which contain relatively smaller seeds than
any other berry of this type. The Department
of Agriculture has recommended it.

15'

each

50

per dozen

Benton County Nursery's Stock
Is Always Top Quality

DO NOT DELAY
ORDER NOW

2 c

BIG JUICY BERRIES

STRAWBERRIES

each; $^50 ^

$l2oo per 1000

SENATOR DUNLAP — Medium early and
high quality.

AROMA — One of the best commercial berries.

KLONDIKE (Improved)— One of the best
shipping berries.

BLAKEMORE — The new strawberry that
promises to be the best market berry yet
introduced; medium early; fine quality and
good shipper.

PREMIER — Early, large size, deep red col-
or. Firm flesh. An excellent quality.

Gem

Big Jumbo Everbearing

Largest of all everbearers. Fine appearance
in color and quality.

$<<50 ioo $400

JL Plants Mr

Plants
50

Plants

$ 2

75

Plants
500
Plants

1000
Plants.

*15°°
00

BLACKBERRIES

EARLY HAR VEST— .Early, good shipper
McDONALD Earliest of aJl. Large, sweet.

ROBINSON (Wonder) — Almost rustproof
and a heavy bearer.

Ed. gC; (tOI. 00C; 100, $400

EVERBEARING
BLACKBERRY

This is one of the latest creations in black-
berries. Bear enormous csops, beginning to
ripen just after the Early Harvest and con-
tinue almost until frost; the berry is very
large, of fine quality, melting in your mouth
and does not have a large core. Husky grow-
ing plants, standing erect, resembling small
trees from 6 to8 feet high and branch heav-
ily. We have only a very few for the market
this year.

20 c ea - ; 2 00 doz -

THE NEW THORNLESS
BLACKBERRY

Entirely free from thorns and one of the
best flavored berries. Bears heavily and
grows well in all sections. Be sure to plant
some jthis year.

15 c ea.; $ j.50 doz. SJ.0OO per 100

ELDORADO — Very Urge and firm. Good
quality.

OZARK BEAUTY— A superior blackberry
that is hardy and stands drought. Large
berries with few seeds.

RASPBERRIES

|Oc $4 20 $Q

Each Doz., JL 100, O

ST. REGIS— Red everbearing.
CUMBERLAND— Black, very large.
LATHAM— Very large, red.
CHIEF— Early, large, red.

DEWBERRIES

Plant the New

BOYSENBERRY

for Handsome Profits

One of the largest and finest vine berries
ever introduced. The Boysenberry is a new
variety produced by crossing blackberries,
raspberries and Loganberries. The flavor is
a very pleasing blend of these three varieties.
It has few and soft seeds. The plant is very
vigorous and hardy, coming through in good
condition, without injury, in temperatures as
low as 19 below zero. The berries are ex-
tremely large, many of the berries getting
more t han two inches long and over one inch
in 'diameter.

$].20

$ 6 0oo

Each.

100.

12 c

$goo

12

1000.

THORNLESS BOYSENBERRIES

20 c eacn ' $2 00 P er doien
$1500 per 100

YOUNGBERRY

The new Youngberry has achieved the greatest
success ever scored by any of the berry family.
It not only bears very heavily but the fruit is
easy to handle; it is very attractive, ships well,
keeps well and cans well. It has so many com-
mercial possibilities and it fits in so well in
the home garden that everybody should be in-
terested in having a few vines or a commercial
planting.

Youngberries are among the largest berries,
of dark wine color, h*ve a minimum of seed,
highly flavored and yield a rich looking cherry
colored juice. You will find that more fruit
will be produced from a few Youngberry bushes

than any otherson the same amount of ground.

Youngberries thrive where any other berry fruits

grow but do best in states of the same latitude

as Ohio and South.

8 C & 80*

per do*.

'6

per 100

THORNLESS YOUNGBERRIES

15 c ea.; $1 5 <> per doz.; $J_Q per 100

Each

Doz.

60 c ,«,o $ 4

LUCRETIA— Very Urge, luscious,

sweet.

AUSTIN — Jet black and superior
quality.

PREMO — Large and good quality.

THORNLESS
DEWBERRY

' Perfectly free from thorns; ber-
ries are of very best quality, large
in size, rich and juicy, and early.

J5 C ea«h; $J25 per dozen;

$10 P er 100

ORIENTAL ORCHIDS OF THE GARDEN

(IRIS KAEMPFERI

Your garden is not complete until you have this beautiful flower grow-
ing in your perennial collection. Now you can grow your own Orchids
by planting Iris Kaempferi, which is entirely different from all other
Iris and comes into bloom as the early summer fades, continuing to
bloom until mid-July. The huge blooms of velvety texture measure 6
to 8 inches across. The leaves are long, narrow and gracefully formed,
and the plants remain decorative even after the blooming period is
over. It is no wonder that the Kaempferi is called the "Orchid of the
Garden." Excellent for cutting it will grow 3 to 4 feet high. Plants
thrive in well drained fertile soil(it is fatal to select a location wher
water stands during winter). Should be planted this fall for blooms
next summer.

Mixture of Colors: Rose,
White, French Blue, Purple-
Velvet, Lavender, Variegated

(Our selection of colors),

3 tr 5125
6 pl r$2 25

POSTPAID

Our supply is very limited-
Order Early

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Iris Should be Planted this Fall to Insure Good Blooms Next Spring

RARE IRIS to $ 1 20
COLLECTION I L "°°« JL

Postpaid

AUTUMN FLOWERING IRIS

These Irises have two or more flowering sea-
sons each year. They blossom in the spring
along with other early flowering varieties and
again in the autumn.

We can furnish mixed colors at
15c each, $1.50 per doz. POSTPAID

OLIVE WHITE— This a good cream colored
spring and fall blooming Iris.

rVice 30c each, $3.00 per doz. Postpaid.

BLUE SIBERIAN IRIS

A superb plant for any flower gar-
den. Grows about 30 inches high.
Flowers are violet blue. Blooms in
June and July. A good cut flower.
Grows in damp but not swampy
places. Be sure to order a few of
these plants for your garden.

Price 25c Each; $2.50 Per Doz.

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Lily of the Valley

Lovely, fragrant clusters of flowers borne
in spring. The delicate lily of song and
story. Turns that shady, colorless corner
into a spot of white exquisiteness. Every
home should have this flower.

Blooming
Size
Plants

6

60

Q Per Dozen

DAFFODILS

USHER IN SPRING

Popular types. Yellow and
white petals, with cups of M
yellow, orange and white. £m

$050

for 40

Spring Glory Daffodil Mixture

Early and late daffodils, in yellows and whites ; orange, yellow
and white centers. Best types. Hardy. Easy to plant.

REGAL LILY BULBS

One of the most beautiful and hardy lilies.
Garden Master bulbs are large, 6 to 7 inches
around, producing many blooms. Easy to
grow. Center of bloom flushed yellow,«shad-
ing to white at edges. Outside of petals
pearl-pink, streaked with brown.

2 $-| 30

for

6

10

SWEET
PEAS

Perennial That Bloom
Year After Year

Every home should have a
planting of these. Fine for
trellising. Mixed colors.

Each

Per Dot, .*

15 c

$f 50

6 bulbs 60 c

12 bulbs $1-00

INDOOR

NARCISSUS

12 BULBS 90c

These are the lovely narcissus that bloom so
easily indoors and are so fragrant they per-
fume the entire room. You should haTve^some
coming off and on all winter and some potted
up for gifts.

HOW TO GROW

Force in bowls or pots filled with pebbles
(to hold down the bulb) and water or in dirt.
Keep out of light in cellar until roots develop
(about 3 weeks) and then put in sunny window
to bloom. Plant 3 bulbs to pot.

BLOOMING DATES
To help you plan your planting, here. are the
dates your narcissus will bloom:

Plant Bloom Plant Bloom

Oct. 1 Dec. 5 Nov. 1 Dec. 25
Oct. 1 5 Dec. 1 5 Nov. 1 5 Jan. 5

Now—

Choice of 2 Colors

PAPER WHITE NARCISSUS— the old favor-
ite-r-very easy to grow, very pure and white.

3 for 15c 6 for 30c 12 for 50c

NEW YELLOW NARCISSUS— just like the
paper whites, but in a beautiful yellow color
with an orange cup. A grand, new and better
one that will surprise your friends.

3 for 20c 6 for 40c 12 for 75c

NARCISSUS (Chinese Sacred)— White or Yel-
low Centers. Three or more blooms to a stem.
Very fragrant.

10c each $1.00 doz. $7.50 per 100

25 bulbs $2.00

50 bulbs $3-50

NARCISSUS
COLLECTION

4 Yellows
and 4 Paper
Whites

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POSTPAID

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From the heart of the

OZARKS TO YOU

Grape Hyacinth

$115

for 25

Also known
as Muscari.
These fine
bulbs are ex-
cellent for fall
planting. Will bloom next spring,
producing many spikes of large, bell-
shaped, sky-blue flowers. Blooms open
very early. Do equally well in the sun
or shade.

10 c each 12 for $1.00
50 for $2.75

HYACINTHS

Mixed Varieties
15 c each, $1.50 a dozen
Bright shy blue, rosy pink,
pure white and yellow.
20 c each, $2.00 a dozen

JONQUILS

For
Early-
Spring

79

for 6

Plant jonquil bulbs this fall for early
spring blooms. Deep butter-yellow
flowers. Very fragrant. Require little

care.

6 bulbs 79 c

12 bulbs *1 4 °

25 bulbs $ 2 75

50 bulbs *4 98

HEMEROCALUS-
DAY LILLIES *

DR. REGAL

Handsome, rich orange yellow
flowers in early May and June, very
fragrant. Fine for cut flowers.

Each

25

Doz.

$2 50

LEMON KING

Lovely light pale yellow flowers on
a 4-foot stem. Blooms in June.

Each

20

Doz.

$2°°

FLAVA

Sweet-scented, clear full yellow; 2y 2
ft. tall. Flower in June in great pro-
fusion.

Each 30 c *3.00 Per Doz.
ORANGE KING

Rich, Deep orange-yellow flowers on
31/2 to 4 ft. stem. Blooms in June.
Very finely formed bloom equal to
the best of the lilies.

Each 30 c *3„00 Per Doz.

This Fall
is the Time to...

PLANT PEONIES

So That You Can Enjoy Them Next Spring!

Because we want to move one of our fields of Peonies, we
are offering them to you at a great sacrifice. THIS IS
YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO HAVE THAT PEONY
GARDEN YOU'VE BEEN WANTING!

MIXED
COLORS

.^ZL. POST-

HP paid

CROCUS

Yellow, Blue, White
or Striped

1 C each
S 1 .00 dozen

MIXED CROCUS

Each 7i" Doz. 75°

GIANT DAFFODIL

KING ALFRED (Yellow Trumpet).
Most magnificent of all. Intense yellow
throughout, with immense, frilled trum-
pet. Very sturdy and long lasting; ideal
for either outdoor planting or indoor
forcing. One that everyone should have.

5 for 80c; 10 for $1.50;
25 for $3.00; 50 for $5.50

Postpaid

Honeysuckle Special

HALL'S HONEYSUCKLE
L. HALLENANA

A vigorous vine with pure white

flowers, changing to yellow, foliage
remains green well into winter; very
fragrant and covered with flowers al-
most entire season.

10 for $1.10 Postpaid

FLAME
HONEYSUCKLE

Blooms all summer, foliage green
all year. Makes a vine or shrub.

1 Yr. Size $1.10 Postpaid

Tulip Bulbs

for GIANT BLOOMS
NEXT SPRING!

Tulip Bulbs are best quality, grown
by one of the largest and most reliable
tulip growers. All bulbs are hardy, pro-
duce giant blooms every spring. They
are equal in every way to Holland-grown
bulbs. Very hardy.

Our selection includes choice Giant-
Flowering Darwins, Cottage and May-
Flowering varieties. Tulip bulbs can be
planted only in the Fall, and they will
produce gorgeous blooms for you next
Spring. Easy to plant.

Sold in color groups only. High quality,
healthy bulbs in each color. Ready for
shipment in late September. State quantity
wanted. Planting instructions furnished
in each shipment. Tulips are easy t» grow.

PINK, RED, LAVENDER, YELLOW
AND WHITE
Any of the above five color groups
6 bulbs 90c 12 bulbs $1.50

RAINBOW TULIP BULB COLLECTION

Same fine bulbs as above. Our choice; we mix
the bulbs carefully to assure you a beautiful assort-
ment of colors.

1 2 bulbs $1.25 25 bulbs $2.50

We prepay Postage, Freight or Express to
any place in the United States on all orders
except Balled and Burlapped Evergreens.

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MAYFLOWER — Extra early, red color, semi-cling.

EARL'S WHEELER — Very early, clingstone, red blush.

RED BIRD CLING — Red clingstone, large white, red blush,
early.

MAMIE ROSS— Freestone, large, white, red blush, early.

ALTON — Medium early, large pink blush, good quality.

CARMEN — Freestone, medium early, pink blush on white.

CHAMPION — Freestone, very large, good quality, July.

BELLE OF GEORGIA— Freestone, white with pink blush,
August.

J. H. HALE — Freestone, yellow with red blush, largo.

EARL'S ELBERTA — Freestone, 10 days earlier than Elberta;

ELBERTA CLING— Mid-season, yellow.

ELBERTA — The great market peach, yellow, freestone.

LATE ELBERTA— Late freestone, yellow.

HEATH CLING — Large, white with pink blush, September.

OLD-FASHIONED RED INDIAN — Blood red to seed, cling-
stone.

WHITE ENGLISH — Large, white clingstone, September.
CHINESE CLING — Large, cream color with- pink stripe.
STINSON'S OCTOBER — White clingstone, large, October.
KRUMMEL'S OCTOBER— Freestone, alrge yellow, good qual.
ROCHESTER — Early Yellow Freestone. Fruit large juicy
and sweet.

^^^^^

IMPROVED ELBERTA

■HI

NEWER VARIETIES

OF THE MOST PROMISING
PEACHES for HOME and MARKET

Each Rate 10 Rate 100 Rate

2 to 3 ft 60 .SO .45

3 to 4 ft SO .70 .60

4 to 5 ft l.OO .95 .90

5 to 6 ft l.lO 1.05 l.OO

LATE BELLE OF GEORGIA — JUNE ELBERTA — Semi-cling,

Same quality and size as Bell yellow with red blush. 30 days

of Georgia except this tree is before Elberta.

exceptionally hardy and bears GOLDEN JUBILEE — Freestone;

good crops when other trees yellow with pink blush. 20 days

fail. Ripens 20 days after El- before Elberta.

berta. SOUTH HAVEN— Large, yellow

OCTOBER BEAUTY _ Large, ^vTbTore Elb e y rta hardy ' ^

cling stone, yellow with red HIlFy— fteertone An early

D1Ubn - Belle of Georgia quality. 10 days

MURKY BEAUTY — Large, yel- before Georgia Belle. I

low, meat freestone. Ten days FRANK — Large clingstone. 30

before Elberta. days before Elberta.

Plant Our Newer and Improved
Varieties for Bigger Profits

New

Bliss Everbearing
Peach

A freestone. Red in color, good size and
fine quality; begins to ripen about June
10th and continues until September
15th. A fine peach for home or commer-
cial use.

2 to 4 ft $1.50 each

4 to 6 ft...,-. $2.00 each

CONCORD GRAPES

One of the Best! Grows and Bears Weil in Any Kind of Soil

LOOK AT THESE LOW PRICES

Each

Rare
10

Rate
100

Rate
1000

1- Year Size . . 10c 8c 6c 5c

2- Year Bearing Size . 15c 12c 10C 9c

Arkansas Black

ANOTHER BRAND NEW PEACH—
The Arkansas Black is the earliest
peach known in this section. It ripens
before the Mayflower; it is much larger
than Mayflower and the most beautiful
color we have yet seen for a peach.
They are a very dark red getting almost
black; clingstone and of good quality.
They have a good color for several 4ays
before they are ripe, and from the time
they are ripe the fine appearance they
have and good quality make them sell
like hot cakes.

2 to 3 ft., 75c $7.50 P er doz -

NEW
MAXINE PEACH

A yellow-fleshed freestone ripening
about 3 weeks ahead of Elberta. Of
large size, yellow skin with red blush,
lemon yellow flesh, firm, with small
pit, and of good quality. Tree bears
heavily and is an exceedingly thrifty
grower. Ships well.

This bunch of budders and tyers are
just finishing up budding on block
of peaches, plums, apricots, nectar-
ines and prunes, of .several hundred
thousand trees. Made July 30, 1947

OTHER GRAPES

1- year size

2- year Bearing

Each

12 c
18 c

10

Rate

10 c
15 c

100
Rate

9 C

12J- C

1000
Rate

Tie
* 2

10*

3 to 5 ft.
Size

$4 SO

New 3-N-l
PEACH TREE

3 Varieties of our best Peaches budded
on one tree. Have early to late peaches
by ordering this tree.

$2.75 postpaid

1

ea.

RED VARIETIES
DELAWARE — Of the finest quality, bunches
compact.

BLACK OR PURPLE VARIETIES
CAMPBELL'S EARLY— Very early and fine
quality.

MOORE'S EARLY— Very large and early.

WHITE VARIETIES
NIAGARA — Large, white and sweet. Heavy
bearer.

NEW VARIETIES OF GRAPES
FREDONIA — Earliest black grape and very
large. 15c ea.; $1.50 doz. •*

NEWER VARIETIES

C'ACO — Large, dark red color and highest

-qualitv.

PORTLAND — Earliest white grapes. High-
est quality.

1 Yr. Size 15c each; $1.50 doz.; $10 per 100

2 Yr. Size 20c each; $2.00 doz.; $15 per 100

FREDONIA — Earliest ^black grape and
very large.

We allow 10 per cent off
the 100 rate prices on
lots of 1,000 and up on
Apples, Peaches, Plums,
Cherries and Pears,

New 5-N-l
APPLE TREES

Five varieties of apples on one tree.
The ideal thing for those that have a
small planting space. The different
varieties bear all during the season,
Yellow Delicious, Double Red Delici-
ous,, Stayman Winesap and Ada Red
Lodi. .

$3.25 P er tree Prepaid

Page 7

EARLY HARVEST— Very early, yellow, blushed with pink,
heavy bearer, ripe in July.

YELLOW TRANSPARENT— Extra early, yellow, June and
July.

RED ASTRACHAN— Early, good bearer.

RED JUNE— Heavy producer and good quality.

SWEET BOUGH— Golden sweet, ripen in July.

MAIDEN BLUSH — Yellow with pink blush. August.

JONATHAN — Fine quality. August and September.

GRIMES GOLDEN— August and September.

EARLY RED BIRD — The earliest red apple known, ripens
before Yellow Transparent, of fine quality. *

YELLOW DELICIOUS— Large Golden Yellow. Fine quality.
Bears young and heavy crops. October.

BEN DAVIS— Red striped, winter apple. Ripe in October.
ARKANSAS BLACK— Dark red apple, fine keeper. October.
DELICIOUS— Fine quality. October.
KING DAVID— Red apple of good quality.

MAMMOTH BLACK TWIG— Large, dark red. Keeps all
winter.

WINESAP — Good quality, and good keeper. Dark red.

ADA RED — Large Red summer apple. Fine for cooking and
eating.

BLACK BEN DAVIS — Bright Red on yellow ground with no
stripes. . Winter apple.

OLD FASHIONED HORSE— Large pale yellow shaded with
red. Tender and juicy. Ripens Aug. 1st.

SUMMER CHAMPION— Best red late summer

■i

CRAB APPLES

for All Climates

Crab Apples are especially desirable m
the colder sections as only a few varieties
of apples can be successfully grown; but
they succeed well in all climates and their
fruit is very popular for preserves, jelly,
and some sorts are excellent for eating.
FLORENCE— The finest of the Crab
Apples. Tree of rather small size, coming
into bearing when very young and pro-
ducing heavily; the fruit setting in clus-
ters. The apples will measure about an
inch or slightly more in diameter; golden
yellow with a bright cheek, or almost en-
tirely red. The flesh is firm, fine grain-
ed and exceedingly juicy with that dis-
tinct snappiness so relished in a crab
apple.

RED SIBERIAN— Fruit about an inch in
diameter, brilliant yellow with an attrac-
tive red cheek; very juicy and excellent
for jellies, preserves and pickles. The
tree becomes a very large size.

2 to 3 ft 50° eath

3 to 4 ft 70 c each

4 to 5 ft 95c each

DOLGO

DOEGO — A handsome red Crab Apple.
Flesh is deep red to the core. The
fruit is full of juice, jells easily and
makes a rich ruby red jelly of beauti-
ful color vand excellent flavor.

2 to 4 ft. Of\C

EACH

NEW

Perkin's Everbearing

APPLE

Medium size, roundish, yellow, nearly covered
with red: flesh white, fine grained, juicy, tender
and mild. Bears from mid-summer until after

sooo

frost. Excellent keeper.

2 to 4 ft. $4 50

Each

4 to 6 ft.
Each

5 ft. size for only (Postpa

NEW WHETSTONE

APPLE

A Ben Davis by Jonathan cross, which in turn
was crossed with Delicious. Originated at the
Missouri State Fruit Experiment Station at
Mountain Grove, Mo. The fruit is large, well col-
ored, uniform in size and shape, keeps extremely
well. The fruit i? red with darker obscure stripe
of medium width. Has greenish yellow back-
ground, but colors well all over when ripe.

The tree is vigorous, has large leaves, long
apple stems and thick twigs. Produces large reg-
ular crops of high percentage of smooth apples.
The finest baking apple we have ever known.
Latest ripening apple to pick. October to June.
The most interesting characteristic is its ability to
hang on the tree and continue to grow and color
after most all other commercial varieties drop.

Don't fail to order at least one of these
trees this fall. Our supply is very
limited. We can furnish 3 to

(Limit 5 trees per customer)

N. N. Straley and grand-daughter
showing height of 12c apple trees
that were planted only last spring.

Seattle, Wash.

Aug. 5, 1947.
Benton County Nursery
Rogers, Ark.
Gentlemen :

Last spring I ordered 12 apple
trees of the 12c size. These trees
were pruned back when I planted
them and I am surprised at their
phenomenal growth. I am enclos-
ing a picture of the trees. They are
now 44 inches. The trees have
grown so strong and symetrical and
have such large healthy looking
leaves that I must say I am more
than pleased with them.

Sincerely,
N. N. Straley.

Newer Apple Trees

. . . for BIG PROFITS
Plant These Verities

RED DELICIOUS (Blood Red) (Triple Red)—
This Delicious is identical with the Genuine De-
licious in size and flavor, but is a rich red color;
it is a beauty and always brings the highest
prices; the quality is of the very best.

LODI — Is a seedling of Yellow Transparent. The
tree and the fruit resemble the Yellow Trans-
parent but the fruits are much larger and make
the Yellow Transparent apples look like culls.
The tree bears annually and ripens with the yel-
low Transparent.

BELUX — Very early and large size fruit, good
cooking and eating apple with a light green
color. Bears heavily.

BLOOD RED JONATHAN— Gets red all over,
ripens same time as Jonathan; good size and
quality.

BLOOD RED STAYMAN WINESAP—A large
Stayman Winesap that is blood red, excellent
quality, keeps well. The tree is a fair grower
and good bearer.

TURLEY— A blood red Stayman Winesap that
does not crack. We highly recommend this
variety.

BLOOD RED ROME BEAUTY— Bright. Large
beautiful red apple. Excellent for baking. The
tree blooms late and is a sure bearer.

Each Rate

Under 1 ft $ .15

1 to 2 ft 25

2 to 3 ft .60

3 to 4 ft 80

4 to 5 ft 1.00

5 to 6 ft 1.10

10 Rate 100 Rate

$ .15 $ .15

.25
.50
.70
.95
1.05

.25
,45
.60
.90
1.00

SAVE 10% ON THIS ONE-YEAR-OLD-

APPLE COLLECTION

10 — Stayman Winesap
15 — Red Delicious

1 — Jonathan

15— Yellow Delicious

All 50
Trees

This is absolutely one of the biggest bargains we have p x • j
ever offered in one-year apple trees. We guarantee rosT P a,a
them to be first class in every way. Oillv
2 to 3 Foot Size — Order Today *

Page 8

Plant Benton County Nursery s

Choice Evergreens

For Year 'Round Beauty!

FOR DESCRIPTION OF THESE SEE
OUR GENERAL CATALOG

JUNIPER, PFITZER'S (Chinese
Pfitzeriana) —

1 to 2 ft. spread #2.50 each

2 to 3 ft. spread f.1.75 each

3 to 4 ft. spread $5.00 each

4 to 5 ft. spread *tt.*5 each

JUNIPER, SAVIN—

1 to 2 ft.. #2.25 each

2 to 3 ft ...#3.75 each

SPRUCE

Varieties: Black Hill, Norway, WWtt
and Colorado Green.

1 to 2 ft #2.59 each

2 to 3 ft #3.75 each

3 to 4 ft #5.25 each

4 to 5 ft #«.75 each

5 to 6 ft #8.25 each

6 to 7 ft #9.75 each

THE PINES

PINE, MUGHO (Plnus montana mug-

hus) —

12 to 18 in. wide #2.50 each

IS to 24 in. wide #3.50 each

AUSTRIAN PINE — -

3 to 4 ft #5.<M) each

4 to 5 ft #0.75 each

5 to 6 ft #8.25 each

NORWAY (Red Pine), SCOTCH
PINE and WHITE PINE

1 to 2 ft #2.50 each

2 tc 3 ft #3.00 each

3 to 4 ft #5.00 each

■ 4 te 5 ft. #0.75 each

5 to 6 ft „ #8.25 each

6 to 7 ft #0.75 each

BROAD LEAVED
EVERGREENS

ABELIA (Abelia rupestris gyawxK

flora)—

J* to 24 m #2.50 each

#25.00 per dozen

BOXWOOD (Buxus sempervirens) —
18 to 24 in #3.50 each

EVERGREEN (Euonymws Patens)

2 te 3 ft $3.00 each

#30.OO per dozen

MAHONIA (Berberis A^uifolia) Ore
\ gon Grape) —

16 to 12 in #1.50 each

12 to 18 in #2.25 each

18 to 24 in „ #3.50 each

NANDINA —

12 to 18 in #2.00 each

24 to 30 in #2.50 each

MAGNOLIA GRANDIFLORA —
12 to 18 in #2.00 each

These Evergreens arc BALLED and BURLAPPED, which means that they are taken up with
a bail of dirt around the roots and burlap is pinned or sewed around them. (The average
weight of our 3 to 4 foot Evergreens is about 65 pounds per tree.) All above prices are FOB
Rogers, Arkansas and are not prepaid. When ordering the above Evergreens, please state
on your order blank to ship them by Express or Freight Collect for the transportation charges.

Ash, White (Fraxinum Americana) — Native
throughout America 5 to 6 ft., 75c ea ■
6 to 8 ft. $1.00 ea.; 8 to 10 ft. $1 25
ea.

Birch, European White — Dark green leaves

with white bark. 4 to 6 ft., $1.50 ea
Birch, Red ( Betula Rubra) — ] to 2 ft , 75c
Box Elder (Acer Negunda) — Native tree of"
spreading habit. 4 to 6 ft., $1.00 ea • 6
to 8 ft., $1.50 ea.
Caralpa, Speciosa — Fast growing open top
tree with fragrant trumpet flowers. 2
to 4 ft., 50c ea.
Chestnut, Horse — Dense Shade, has white

flowers in May. 2 to 3 ft., 75c ea.
Crab Apple, Eleyi — Attractive reddish fol-
iage in spring. Dark pink single flowers
and showy fruit. 3 to 5 ft., $1.50 ea.
Crab Appe, Hopa — One of the most desir-
able red flowering varieties. An attrac-
tive upright-growing tree that becomes
literally covered with large, rose-colored
flowers 3 to 5 ft., $1.50 ea.
Crab Apple, Red Vein — Large, deep pink
flowers; red bark, leaves and fruit 3
to 5 ft.. $1.50 ea.
Devil's Walking Cane — A spiny-trunked
tree. White flowers in large hairy clus-
ters. Fruit is black. 4 to 6 ft., $1.50 ea.
Dogwood, Red Flowering '.Comus Florida

For Beauty and Enhanced
Property Values!

new peppermint stick corkscrew Willow
Flowering Peach

Rubra) — Similar to White Flowering
Dogwood except that the flowers vary
from pink to light red. Grows 10 to 20
ft. high. 2 to 3 ft., $2.50 ea.

Dogwood, White Flowering — 2 to 4 ft., 75e
ea.; 4 to 6 ft., $1.50 ea.

Elm, American — 5 to 6 ft. $1.00 ea.; 6 eo
8 ft., $1.50 ea.

Elm, Chinese — Native of China. 4 to 6 ft.,
90c ea.

Judas Tree (Red Bud) — Pink blossoms.
3 to 4 ft., 85c ea.

Locust, Honey — An odd-shaped straggly
growing tree. Flat top, somewhat weep-
ing branches with finely cut dark green
foliage. 2 to 4 ft., 50c ea.

Maple, Sugar (Rock Maple) — 6 to 8 ft.,
$2.00 ea.

Maple, Silver Leaved (Soft Maple) — 6 to

8 ft. 75e ea.
Mimosa — Well known popular Southern
. tree. Long branches, wide spreading top.
. Pink flowers, dark green fernlike foliage.
4 to 6 ft., $1.50 ea.
Olive, Russian — Wide spreading tree of
moderate height. Its silvery foliage
makes a beautiful specimen tree. 2 to
3 ft., SI. 25 ea.

Peach, Red, Double Flowering 3 to 4 ft.

75c ea.; 4 to 5 ft., $1.00 ea.

Peach, Red Leaf — 2 to 3 ft., 75c ea.; 3

to 4 ft., $1.00 ea.
Peach, White Flowering — 2 to 4«ft., 75e ea.
Persimmon, American — 2 to 3 ft., 50c ea.
Poplar, Carolina — 2 to 4 ft., 50c ea.; 4

to 6 ft., 75e ea.
Poplar, Lombardy — Tall slender. 5 ro 6 ft.,

60c ea.; 6 to 8 ft., 90c ea
Poplar, Simoni (Chinese) — Fast, slender

grower, somewhat resembling Lombardy,

but having more spread and being a

longer-lived tree. 2 to 4 ft., 75c ea.
Prunus Pissardi i Purple Leaf Plum) — 3 to

5 ft., $1.00 ea.

Sycamore, American — Wide spreading. 6 to
8 ft. $1.50 ea.

Tulip Tree (Whitewood) — Magnolia-like

flowers. -2 to 4 ft., $1.25 ea.

Walnut, Black — Valuable for nuts. 4 to 6
ft., 75c ea.

Willow, Pussy — A small tree with dainty

white flowers. 2 to 4 ft. 50c ea.
Willow, Golden Weeping — Yellow bark. 2
to 4 ft. 50c ea.

Willow, Wisconsin A well known common

weeping willow, makes a large tree
covered with drooping branches. 2 to 4
ft., 75e ea.

The most beautiful of all
flowering peaches. Moder-
ately double. Flowers white
marked with red stripes.

3 to 5 foot.... | each
(Limit ] to a customer)
Supply is very limited

Climbing Vines

Has the same growing habit and
type ai foliage and growth as
the weeping willow. The branch-
es grow in spiral shape like »
Corkscrew instead of hanging
straight down. This is a differ-
ent and novel tree.

2 to 4 foot. .. I each

(Limit 2 to a customer)

00

EVERGREENS Low as 15c

These Evergreens are young trees, from
3 to 5 years old. They are well rooted and
well shaped and will, in a few years, make
a fine specimen evergreen. We offer the
following kinds that will range in height
from 8 to 10 inches: Norway Pine, Black
Hill Spruce, Juniperus Virginiana, Scotch
Pines, American Arborvitae.

Each 20 c - 12 *<* $1.80

Postpaid

SURROUND YOUR HOME
WITH THESE BEAUTIFUL

HEDGES

1

2
3

to 2 feet.,
to 3 feet.,
to 4 feet.

Each

12c
. I5«
20c

1 Rate

91. lO
1.40
1 .70

1 00 Rate

f lO.tMl
13.00
15.00

AMUR PRIVET (South). — Fine leaf type. Evergreen in the South.
AMUR PRIVET (North) — Hardy North type. Leaves dark green.
CALIF. PRIVET. — Of upright, rapid growth. Foliage light green.

Beautiful FLOWERING SHRUBS

AMERICAN IVY — Deeply cut leaves which turn to a beauti-
ful cr.mson in fall. 2 year size, 75c each.

BOSTON IVY — A hardy climber that Clings firmly to the
smoothest structure. Color is deep green in summer chang-
ing to crimson in fall. 2 year size, 75c each.

ENGLISH IVY (Hedera helix) — Evergreen glossy foliage, a
good clinging as well as a splendid ground cover. 2 year
size, 35c each

BITTERSWEET (Celastrus Scandens i —Glossy foliage. Large

clusters of beautiful orange fruits retained all winter. Z

year size, 85c each.
WISTERIA (Magnificat — Dense cropping clusters cf pea

shaped purple flowers crowning the vine in May make the

wisteria universally admired. 2 year vine, $1.00 each.
TRUMPET FLOWER — A robust woody vine with numerous

roots atong stems. Orange scarlet, trumpet shaped flower.

Leaves are light green. 2 year size, 65c each.
SILVER LACE — Quick growing climbing vine with heavy

foliage, and literally covered with white silvery blossoms

from August till fall. Price $1.00 each.

CLEMATIS

Grand for pillars and trellises, pegged down for bedding or
for running overq rock work, old trees and stumps. They de-
light in rich soil and sun.

Large Flowering Varieties

HENRYI — Large Creamy white flowers.
JACKMANI — Immense velvety violet purple blooms.
MAD. E. ANDRE — A distinct crimson red flower.
RAMONA — Dazzling deep sky blue flowers.

2 Year Size, $1.50 each

Small Flowering Varieties

CLEMATIS PANICULATA — Flowers are medium size, fra-
grant, pure white, borne in immense sheets in September.
2 year size, $1.00 each.

ALTHEA (Rose of Sharon)—

2 to 3 ft .15 c each

3 to 4 ft 5«e each

BARBERRY THUNBERGI—

18 to 24 in 1©e each

#2.5 O for 10
BARBERRY, RED LEAF—

12 to 18 in lOc each

18 to 24 in 75e each

BEAUTY FRUIT—

Each 50c

BUTTERFLY BUSH—

Each SOc

CALYCANTHUS (Carolina All Spice)

18 to 24 in 40e each

CARAGANNA (Siberian Pea Tree)—

2 to 3 ft 75c each

CRAPE MYRTLE (Lagerstroemia)—

2 to 3 ft 50c each

3 to 4 ft 75e each

CYDONIA, JAPONICA (Flowering

Quince) —

2 to 3 ft 50e each

ROSE, ACACIA— Drooping clusters
of deep rose colored flowers resem-
bling pea blossoms.

2 to 3 ft 50e each

3 to 4 ft 75« each

ALMONDS, Pink Flowering (Double)

2 to 3 ft # I .©© each

ARONIA MELANOCARPA (Black
Chokeberry)

12 to 18 in 5©e each

PEARL BUSH

1 to 2 ft 5©c each

SNOWBERRY

2 to 3 ft

3 to 4 ft

(S. Racemosus) —

_ 75 c each

91.00 each

DEUTZIAS

PRIDE OF ROCHESTER.

2 to 3 ft 4©c each

3 to 4 ft «5c each

FORSYTHIA

FORSYTHIA (Golden Bell).

2 to 3 ft 75c each

HONEYSUCKLES

2 to 3 ft 5©e each

3 to 4 ft 75e each

WINTER HONEYSUCKLE—
MORROWI HONEYSUCKLE—
TARTARTIAN HONEYSUCKLE—

HYDRANGEA

2 to 3 ft 75 e each

ARBORESCENS GRAND IFLORA
(Hills of Snow)—

PANTICULATA GRANDIFLORA.

HYPERICUM (St. John's Wart)—
4©c each

KERRIA JAPONICA Fl. PI.—

l l A to 2 ft .....75c each

KOLKWITZIA— BEAUTY BUSH (K.
amabilis) —

2 to 3 ft 75e each

MOCK ORANGE (Philadelphus ava-
lanche) —
2 to 3 ft 5©e each

LILACS

PURPLE (Common)—

2 to 3 ft 5©« each

WHITE (Common)—

2 to 3 ft 5©c each

PERSIAN LILAC—

2 to 3 ft ««,. each

DOGWOOD— Siberian (Comas Alba
Siberica) —

2 to 3 ft 4©« each

DOGWOOD (Red Osier)—

2 to 3 ft 5©c each

ELDER (Golden)

2 to 3 ft 5©« each

ACUTILOBA (Cut-Leaved Elder)—

2 to 3 ft 5©c each

3 to 4 ft 75e each

RHUS (Sumac).

RHUS CANADENSIS—

2 to 3 ft 75 e each

RHUS TYPHINA (Stag Horn Su-
mac) —

2 to 3 ft 75 e each

3 to 4 ft f l.©0 each

SNOWBALL (Viburnum opulus ster-
ile)—

1 to 2 ft #1.©© each

2 to 3 ft #1.25 each

HIGH BUSH CRANBERRY—

2 to 3 ft «5e each

3 to 4 ft 75c each

America's Most Popular Shrub

ANTHONY WATERER —

15 to 18 in !M»r each

SPIREA, Billardi—

2 to 3 ft 75 e each

BUMALDA—

15 to 18 in 75c each

DOUGLASI—

2 to 3 ft 75e each

VAN HOUTTEI —

18 to 24 in. (2 year) 5©c each

2 to 3 ft .'...4U.OO each

CALLOSA ROSEA

2 to 3 ft „ 75e each

3 to 4 ft _ f l.OO each

FROBELLI

2 to 3 ft 75« each

THUNGBERGI

1 to 2 ft 5©c each

2 to 3 ft 75« each

VITEX, AGNUS CACTUS

1 to 2 ft 5© each

PHYSOCARPUS OPULIFOLIUS

(Common Ninebark)

2 to 4 ft $ I.©© each

TAMARIX-O D E S S A N A (Caspian
Tamarix) —
2 to 3 ft fr l.OQ e ach

WEIGELAS

ROSEA— V

2 to 3 ft 75c each

We Recommend FARM JOURNAL and FARMER'S WIFE

Page 9

The BEST PEARS, PLUMS - CHERRIES

PEARS

WILDER'S EARLY — Very
early, gets sweet on the
tree.

FLEMISH BEAUTY —
Large and juicy, medium
late.

BARTLETT — Early, large;
good quality.

Each

$«■ 00

2 to 3 feet

$«i 20

3 to 4 feet *1

4 to 5 feet JL

$1 GO

5 to 7 feet *1

GARBER — Very large, aval.

Sweet and very pleasant.
DOUGLAS or BLIGHT-

PROOF — Large; good

quality; late; free from

blight.

KEIFER— Large, golden yel-
low, late.

10 Rate

92 c

$J54

TOO Rate

88 c
$ 1 10

$£30
$| 50

A block of many thousands of pear trees grown by our
expert, Mr. Troy Toney, whose picture is in this block of
trees. With his hat on, he is over 6 feet tall. Many of his
trees are 8 feet tall and over. No better trees can be grown
than this expert grows. Picture made August 2, 1947.

NEW IMPROVED GARBER PEAR

(BLIGHT PttOOF)

'Fruit larger and of better quality than Garber. Tree
an upright grower. Bears heavy and abundantly. Fruit
ripens Aug. 25th.

We have only a few of these trees. — Limit 5 to a customer.
ORDER EARLY

PLUMS

AMERICA 1 — Golden over- EARLY GOLD (Shlro) —

laid with pink; large. Golden yellow, large.

WANETA — Very large.

Bright red. Good quality. RED JUNE — Large, sweet

GOLDEN — Very large; fine and juicy,
appearance and good fla-
vor. BURBANK — Large, red with

STANLEY PRUNE — Pur-- yellow flesh, rich and

plish black; freestone. sweet.

DAMSON — Medium size,

dark purplish. Very pro- HANSKA — Large freestone
ductive. with apricot flavor.

Each 10 Rate 100 Rate

2 ,o 3 feet 92° 88°

3* 4 tee, : *V° H" $ 1 10

4*5 feet... H" *1 36 *V»

-5t.7,ee. 'I 60 H 54 *1 50

Newer Varieties
of PLUMS

BEST HYBRID — Yellow plum of medium size and excellent
flavor. Heavy bearer, very hardy, ripens about July 10th.

METHLEY — A dark red, sweet, dessert plum of highest qual-
ity. Flesh is blood red. Extra good flavor. Ripens June
25th.

PURPLE KING — Large purple freestone of excellent flavor,
thrifty growing tree, fruit covered with beautiful blue
bloom. A plum that will carry well and for its season of
ripening it has no equal. Ripens about Aug. Sth.

Each 10 Rate 100 Rate

2 te 3 feet 'I*

3 to 4 feet JL X JL

a ■' $*60 9*50 $|40

4 to 5 feet i JL *

2 to 4 ft. size.
Postpaid

$ 1

5Q 4 to 6 ft. size $AQ0
Postpaid L

NEW 3-N-l PLUM TREE

3 of Our Best Varieties of Plums Budded on One Tree

Price $2-75 Postpaid

CHERRIES

BIG LUSCIOUS
Sweef, Sour and Hybrids

"Each 10 Rate 100 Rate

$<g20 $110 $|00

2 to 3 feet JL JL JL

$ f 50 $ * 40 $ I 30

3 to 4 feet 1 1 A

$ 1 80 $ 1 70 $ % 60

4 to 5 feet 1 *• *

Sweet Varieties

SCHMIDT BIG ARE AU — Very large and sweet, black when
ripe.

YELLOW SPANISH — Mid-season. Tree is very large and
vigorous, very productive. Color fruit is bright amber yel-
low with reddish blush.
* f

Sour Varieties

EARLY RICHMOND — Very early; bright red.
LARGE MONTMORENCY — Medium, dark red.
ENGLISH MORELLO — Late; almost black.

Hybrid Cherries

,ST. ANTHONY — Hybrid of Sand Cherry and Zunibra; dark
purplish black. All the Hybrid cherries will bear first
year after planting under favorable conditions.
COMPASS CHERRY — Cross between Sand Cherry and Minor
Plum; dark red, large.

The above picture shows a block of pear seedlings ready
to bud. Below is a block of cherry seedlings ready for the
budders to put in the varieties they wish to grow.

SEEDLESS PEAR

Brand new variety. Practically seedless. Solid all the way
through. Ideal for canning. No waste. It is of the Bartlett
type, pure white flesh with yellow blushed skin. Ripens 10
days later than Bartlett, and trees bear when three years old.
A 5-year tree known to bear 3 bushels of fruit.

2 to 4 ft. size, $1-75 each

NECTARINES

A cross between a peach and a plum. Resembles a p"each in
shape, size and flavor. As fuzzless as a plum. Fruit is large,
juicy and melting. Unequaled either as a fresh fruit or for
canning. Flesh fine-grained and a beautiful color clear to the
pit. Has the same habit of growth and bearing as the peach,
and requires the same care.

SURE CROP— Red freestone
underlaid with yellow.

PINEAPPLE — Red free-
stone.

QUETTA — Red clingstone.

2 to 3 feet, $1.00 ea. 3 to 4 feet, $1.20 ea.
4 to 5 feet, $1.40 each

EVERBEARING MULBERRYS

$| 00

HICKS — Large and bears fruit during the
four summer months.

3 to 4 feet, each

FIGS

MAGNOLIA — Large pale green.
From July to September.

TEXAS EVERBEARING FIG — Ripens its fruit from July
until frost. Sach tree will bear first year. Bears on its
new growth. 'Light straw to brown in color, medium size
and very sweet. Extra good for preserves and eating fresh.

2 to 3 ft., 75c each; $7.50 dozen
3 to 4 ft., $1 each; $10 dozen

This picture was made August 2, 1947, showing our ex-
pert cherry tree grower standing in a block of many thous-
ands of cherry trees that were then 5 to 7 feet high. No
better cherry trees are grown at any price than Mr. Troy
Toney grows. He has been one of our growers for many
years and we do not believe anyone can grow better trees
than he does.

. - .am MOORPARK — Large; yellow

ADOlPlll^E overlaid with red.
M i II 8 U U I W SUPERB— Medium size, Salmon

color.

Each 10 Rate 1 00 Rate

2 to 3 feet $1.0O 92c 88c

3 to 4 feet $1.20 $1.14 $1.10

4 to 5 feet $1.40 $1.36 $1.30

5 to 6 feet $1.60 $1.54 $1.50

CALIFORNIA APRICOTS

Limit 10 to a Customer

One of the best quality apricots we have ever known. They
will bear as often as peaches and are guaranteed to be genuine
California seedling trees.

2 to 4 ft. 50 c each

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BRAND NEW UNARK CHERRY

Originated at Fayetteville, Ark., and was introduced
by Dr. Rosen of the University of Arkansas. Named
Unark meaning the University of Arkansas.

This cherry is a large yellow sweet cherry. It bears
every year and does not have to be pollenized with any
other variety It is as fine a yellow cherry as we have
seen or ever heard of. The original tree stands ly 2
blocks off the square at Fayetteville,.Ark.

Don't fail to order at least one of these trees. We
have only a limited quantity on hand to sell this year.
(Limit 5 Trees per Customer) $^^^75

4 to 6 feet ..each *

2

HANSEN'S BUSH CHERRY

Perfectly hardy anywhere. Makes superb jam, or
clear, sparkling jelly.

2 year bearing size, £Qc each; ^2 for $ 6

Page 10

HARDY TREES and PLANTS from the fertile OZARKS

PLANT NUT TREES

FOR FOOD AND SHADE

ALMONDS

Soft shell, rich and de-
iciously flavored,
rapid growing trees
and bear very young.

2 to 4 ft. $1.75 ea.
$17.00 dox.

SIBERIAN WALNUT

Fast growing tree; a beauty for ornamental tree;
perfectly hardy and valuable for its delicious nuts.

2 to 4 ft. 90c ea.; $9.00 doz.

BLACK WALNUTS -

Selected from good strain of large nuts, and fine
kernels. Trees are fast growing and good for
shade trees as well as the nuts.

2 to 4 ft. 75c ea.; $7.50 doi.

ENGLISH WALNUT
4 to 6 ft. $3.00 each

BUTTER NUT (or White Walnut)

The nuts are large, long, oily and nutritious. Trees
are lofty and spreading with a tropical apperance.

2 to 4 ft. $1.00 ea.; $10.00 doz.

FILBERTS (or Hazelnuts)

Good quality and bear almost every year and' very
young.

2 of 4 ft. 75c ea.; $7.50 doz.

PAPER SHELL PECANS

The two varieties named are considered tfce
best of all pecans. They have been recom-
mended by the United States Department of
Agriculture as being immune to scab and other
diseases to which most varieties a*e tascept-
ible.

STUART — Very large, oblong, marked with
dark color, shell medium thickness, flavor rich
and sweet; nuts averaging 40 to 60 per pound.
One of the earliest and heaviest bearers. No
one will make a mistake in planting largely of
this variety as it succeeds on the different
soils, especially on the clay soils of the north-
ern portion of the cotton belt.

SUCCESS— Size large, oblong, tapering to
the apex. Color reddish brown, purplish mark-
ings, shell thin, cracking quality good; parti-
tions thin; kernel large, full, plump, yellow;
flavor sweet, quality very good. The tree is a
good grower. A fine variety. Success usually
is one of the latest to start growth in spring.

PECANS

1 to 2 ft. $2.00 each

2 to 3 ft. $2.50 each

ORDER EARLY

It Will Pay You Well to Plant

These GARDEN FAVORITES rr ' M

ASPARAGUS Martha Washington
1 2 Plants 65c
50 Plants *2 75 '

Rust Proof — T yr. full growth (Postpaid)

RHUBARB (Pie Plant)

CULTURE — Good plants are easily grown in any
good soil. Plant four feet apart each way, in deep,
warm and very rich soil. The more "manure the
better the stalk. For winter forcing, take up two-
year roots in fall, leave out to freeze, then bed
close together on cellar bottom or under green-
house bench in the dark.

GIANT VICTORIA— This is one of the greatest
and most valuable vegetables we have ever offer-
ed. It is the earliest, tenderest, sweetest and best
of all rhubarbs; fit for use in early spring, sum-
mer and all fall, while the common or sour sorts
are fit for use only a few weeks in the spring. The
stalks are twice the size of the ordinary kind, and
of a bright, crimson color, very tender, crisp and
of mild, delightful flavor; the skin is so tender it
does not have to be removed when cooking and the
Sauce has a deep crimson color. Stalks will aver-
age 10 to 24 inches long; broad, thick and solid;
stalks will weigh on an average one-half pound
each and often weigh a full pound.

15c ea.; $1.50 doz.; $10.00 per 100

REMEMBER!

WE PAY THE POSTAGE
ON ALL ORDERS

(Except Balled and Burlapped .
Evergreens)

HORSERADISH

Easy to grow as a weed, and every good housewife
knows its great value in the making of sauce and
seasoning. Once used in pickle, it will never be
done without. It is also one of the new sauces or
condiments that is pronounced by the best author-
ity to be perfectly wholesome. A dozen plants will
supply a large family for a lifetime, and it grow*
and multiplies very fast.

15c each; $1.50 per dozen

SAGE

HOLTS MAMMOTH — Plant very robust, per-
fectly hard,y, ornamental. Large leaves, finest
flavor; used for seasoning sausage, meat, dressing,
etc. Also for medical purposes. Should be >J>
every garden,

20c each; $2.00 per dozen

NOVELTIES from the OZARKS

PAW PAW or

"ARKANSAS BAHAMA"

A small tree with purplish or whitish flowers
and handsome foliage. The large fruit is edi-
ble and improves by cultivation. Hardy as far
north as the middle of Nebraska. Worthy of
more extensive planting. VerJ' desirable as an
ornamental tree.

Price on First-Class Trees:

75 c ea .; 12 for *7 50

OZARK HUCKLEBERRY

This delicious little berry is a native of the
Ozark Mountain range, remarkable for its fine
flavor, is a choice fruit for jams, pies and fruit
cake. Grows luxuriant, very hardy; a prolific
bearer, and when given a small amount of
attention produces regular annual crops. Will
grow on almost any kind of soil, and when
once set is there permanently, never having to
be renewed.

15 c ea; $1 50 doz.

MINT (Piperta)

Peppermint, also known as brandy mint. A
perennial herb 1 to 3 feet high, characterized
by its strong, pungent oil, reproducing by un-
der-ground stems. Has purple flowers in ter-
minal spikes, nearly 3 inches long. It grows
well in wet soil.

10 c each; *1 00 dozen

SASSAFRAS (Verolium)

Usually a small, slender tree, but specimens
up to 100 feet high. Flowers yellow, usu»lly
in racemes that bloom before the leaves un-
fold, delightfully fragrant. Fruit blue-black
with a bloom, on fleshy, bright red stalks.
Almost no native trees have such gorgeous
scarlet foliage in the fall. The roots make a
fine healthy tea in the spring of the year.

3 to 5 ft., 60 c each

BAMBOO GRASS

Arundinaria, japonica: The hardiest of the
group and" safely planted throughout the
United States, stems 10 to 12 feet in height,
leaves flat, short-stalked, from persistent
sheaths. Flowers grass-like, in flatfish spikes
which are gathered in large, often plumy clus-
ters. Fine for summer and fall screens.

15 c each; *1 50 dozen

JAPANESE WINEBERRY

This interesting plant belongs to the Rasp-
berry family. The fruit is borne in large clus-
ters and each berry is at first tightly en-
veloped by the calyx, forming a sort of
burr. For jelly making, canning and preserv-
ing it is without equal.

Price 25 c each

(Limit 3 to a customer)

Crystal White BLACKBERRY

Strange as it may seem, this is a real creamy
white Blackberry. Mixed with jet black ones
for dessert, it makes a most wonderful dish.
The fruit is about the same size of Snyder,
with few seeds and quite sweet when fully
ripe. The bushes are good, strong growers and
very productive. This is not a worthless nov-
elty, but a fruit of real value, and should be
in every garden.

Price 25 c each

(Limit 3 to a customer)

JUJUBE (Hardy Chinese Date)

The Chinese Date (Jujube or Zizyphus) is a
fruit from the high interior of China. The
tree is a heavy and constant bearer and com-
mences to bear at an early age, four-year-old
trees having produced 150 pounds of fruit. It
blooms very late in the spring, avoiding all
danger from spring fr6sts. The fruit is one
to two inches long, and chocolate colored. It is
delicious when eaten fresh or cured like dates,
and is excellent for preserves and jam. Cook-
ed in a sugar syrup and allowed to dry, it be-
comes a most tasty and palatable confection
which we believe will eventually rival the date
as a commerical product. Every home should
have one or more trees, It likes a clean back
yard where it is not cultivated but will grow
anywhere.

*1 50 each; *15 00 per doz.

We accept- orders subject to stock being unsold when your order comes up
for shipment- and we are not liable for more than you have paid, which will
be promptly refunded in case we cannot fill your order.

We are dealers for the SMITH'S MOTHER NATURE BROODERS

HYBRID PERSIMMONS

Some of these should be planted by every fam-
ily. This fruit often measures ten inches in
circumference. They ripen in August, Sep-
tember and October. The trees bear young and
are very ornamental.

EUREKA — Very large, oblong, pointed, flesh
yellow, skin red.

HYAKUME — Large round skin; orange-red;
flesh brown or dark; very sweet.

2 to 3 ft. size *1 50
Arkansas Native Persimmons

A very large seedling variety.

50 c each; *5 00 dozen
Improved DWARF JUNEBERRY

A good substitute for the large or Swamp
Huckleberry. The fruit is borne in clusters,
and is reddish-purple in color and changing to
a bluish black. In flavor it is a mild, rich sub-
acid, excellent as a dessert fruit or canned.

20 c ea; *2 00 doz.
MO LOG EN

Destroys moles quickly. Semi-
powdered form — easy to use.
No odor or gases. Harmless
to soil or grass.

60c Postpaid

Cowley's Rat & Mouse
Exterminator

Sure Death to Rats and Mice.
(Poison Liquid)

55c Postpaid

OZARK
BERRY
SPECIAL

This assortment will fruit for weeks. Some
are the Sweetest Berries Grown. Some are the
Sourest Berries Grown. And the raspberries
are claimed to be the best flavored berries
grown. All are fine to use on the table, to
make Jelly, Jams, and Pies.

8 Ozark Huckleberries

4 Black Raspberries

ASS'T NO. 1

ONLY

*l

25

POSTPAID

OZARK
BERRY
SPECIAL

12 Ozark Black Raspberry Plants

24 Huckleberries

25 Blakemore Strawberries

ASS'T NO. 2

ONLY

*2

75

POSTPAID

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All members of the same family please
order under the same name, preferably the
head of the family.

CO.D. ORDERS MUST HAVE A DEPOSIT

PAID ON THEM. We arc sorry that experience
has taught us that it is a losing proposition to
fill orders and make shipments unless a deposit
has been paid on the order; our stock is per-
ishable and must have prompt attention when
it arrives at destination and we are compelled
to ask a deposit of 25 per cent of the amount
if the order as a guarantee of good faith. We
guarantee satisfaction or your money refunded.

Our Guarantee

On proper proof, we will replace free of
charge any trees, shrubs, etc., that prove
untrue to label, or refund the amount
paid, optional with us. Because of the
many factors over which we have no con-
trol, we cannot be responsible for the «crop,
nor for any amount greater than the pur-
chase price. All claims, except stock not
true to name, must be made before May
1st after planting. If stock has been
planted and handled according to our in-
structions, we will replace, free of charge
all stock that does not start growth, and
will replace at one-half price all stock
that does start growth and then dies and
is reported to us before May 1st after
purchase.

PLANT BY
E MOON

256 Pages By Llewellyn George

Well Known Author & Lecturer
The Moon Sinn Book gives complete instructions
in the use of planetary influence on planting and
harvesting,' also business and personal affairs, etc.,
the result o) more than thirty-five years of re-
i search. Why do farmers plant Potatoes in the dark
'of the moon? When should Corn, Beans, etc., be
planted? Why florists plant seeds in the 2nd quar-
ter and a certain Moon Sign? Why you should
plant flowers in .Libra on a certain date and
Moon's phast. These and many other questions
are answered and explained in a simplified yet sci-
entific and practical manner. The Moon Sign Book
has been published.annually for over 37 years with
sales increasing each year. A mine of ^1 f\f\
useful information. Price in the U. S. y ! [UU

THE SHIPPING SEASON generally begins
about Oct. 15, and continues until up in
May. The season is not regulated, how-
ever, by any definite date, nor by the state
of vegetation at the locality of the planter,
but by the condition of the frees when re-
ceived. Parties south of us may receive our
trees some weeks after their season has
opened, yet when planted they will give
entire satisfaction.

If we are out of any items your order calls
for we will substitute with one as good or
better and guarantee you to be pleased, un-
less you tell us not to substitute.

DOGZOFF

This is guaranteed to keep dogs and other
animals away from places they are not wanted.
Harmless to humans, non-poisonous, non-in-
flammable. Easy to use simple instructions
on every bottle. One bottle usually lasts a
season.

1 Bottle for 7©c

All Quotations Are Made Subject to
Stock Being Sold when your order
comes up for shipment, and your
money that has been paid will be
refunded, if we are sold out of the
stock ordered. And we do not as-
sume the responsibility of having
to furnish the stock from other
sources.

CUT OUT THIS COUPON

and paste on penny post card and mail
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Benton County Nursery
Rogers, Arkansas

F-47

Gentlemen:

Send me your new, big, illustrated book
FREE and lowest prices on Nursery Stock.

Name

Post Office

ARKANSAS AND ALABAMA CUSTOMERS REQUIRED TO PAY 2% SALES TAX
Please Read Instructions Carefully Before Filling Out Your Order

ORDER SHEET

BENTON COUNTY NURSERY

ROGERS, ARKANSAS

DO NOT WRITE, f J7
IN THIS SPACE ¥

We cannot accept Nursery orders where The
Nursery stock amount to less than $1.00 be;
cause of the heavy expense of packing and
high rates on the first pound by parcel post
and express, we cannot fill orders for less
than $1.00 without loss to vt and will ask
you to make your orders, for Nursery stork
amount to 51.00 and up.

Your Name

Amount Enclosed $.

(If convenient, always order in the name of the same member of your household.)

Postoffice Street.

County State.

Freight

Always Name _ and
Your *T E*P'ess
Station

Rural Route No Box.

It different from Post-
office, give name of the
town or city in which ^
your nearest freight or
express office is located.

Very Important: Your Address Should Be Complete and Plainly Written Above

Number

NAME OF VARIETIES

Size

Price Ea.

Total Amount

We Pay Postage On All Orders to Any Part of U. S. Except Balled Evergreens
OUR CREDIT PLAN, NO PAYMENT PLAN ORDER ACCEPTED AFTER MARCH 15TH

On orders amounting to Ten ($10) Dollars and up we will be glad to make the following terms to responsible people tn order that you may
buy and plant what Nursery Stock Seeds and Plants you will need while the season is on to plant them and pay the balance due on them
after they are planted. This enables you to have the stock coming on while you are paying out the balance due.

In buying on our credit plan your order must amount to $10 or more. To each dollar your order amounts to add 6 cents. This is done to
defray the extra expense of taking care of the Credit Plan orders.-

One-half of the amount of the order is to be paid down with the order, or before shipment date. The balance is to be paid in three equal
payments, as follows: One-third of the amount due to be paid one month (30 days) from date of shipment. Second payment of one-third of the
amount due is to be paid two months (60 days) after date of shipment. The third payment of one-third the amount due is to be paid three
months (90 days) after date of shipment. You may if you prefer send a deposit of 20 per cent of the amount of the order and we will ship
CO.D. for balance due on the first shipment.

.We prepay transportation charges on all orders except Balled or Burlapped Evergreens. Be sure to give your Post Office and Express Office
if your Express Office is not same as your Post Office.

We guarantee our stock to reach you in good condition. If found otherwise return to us immediately by express or mail, and we will reiund
every penny paid to us and paid by you for express or postage. Weather and soil conditions and the way stock is bandied after it leaves us
have much to do with stock growing off and doing well, all these being beyond our control. We will replace any trees or plants sold by us this
year if reported by May 1st, after purchase.

Find enclosed $ One-half of the amount of this order. Thirty days after shipment of this order I wit! send you one-third of

the balance due and same amount each 30 days thereafter until the balance is paid.

I submit following statement of facts to induce you to extend credit on easy payment basis:

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My former address was Married or single

Age Occupation My average monthly income is $.

If working for wages, give name of employer

How long have you worked for him?

Please give here the

names of three references:

Banks or Business Houses

preferred .'. ,

Where do you intend to plant the goods ordered?

Do you own or rent this land? - In whose name is the title?

How much have you paid on this property? $ Any payments past due?

If so, for what amount? $ What is value of the land and buildings? $

Your Signature y

Street No ~ Rural Route Box

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• • •

h Plant . . . ROSES

for Surroundings of Beauty . .

Climbing Everblooming

95

£ DOZEN

mm**

GORGEOUS

Everblooming
ROSE SPECIAL

TWO YEAR OLD FIELD
GROWN PLANTS

Rose

COLLECTION

Pink Radiance

Roselyn

K. A. Victoria

Red Radiance

Ami Gurnard

Etoiie de Hoilande

Talisman

*"'edonia

13

Two Year Old
Field Grown
Roses

Mallerin

OZAfc
BERR
SPEC

Postpaid

2-YEAR
PLANTS

TALISMAN— Two-Tone Red and Gold;

Everblooming.

PAUL'S SCARLET — Intense scarlet
flowers of excellent shape and moderate
size, borne in small trusses. Plant of
moderate growth, foliage good, blooms
very liberally at its season,

RED RADIANCE— A sport of the bush
Red Radiance and like it except it is a
vigorous climber.

PINK RADIANCE— Same qualities as
Pink Radiance bush rose. Vigorous
climber.

CCLOVERSET p
lotracidE

Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.

ROSE SPRAY POWDER HYBRID TEA ROSES

• Convenient to Use.

• Effective in Results.

• Economical in Price.

CLOVERSET CLOTRACIDE contains
all the necessary chemicals for the control
of Black Spot, Mildew and other fungus
diseases, as well as leaf-eating worms and
insects such as rose slugs which skeleton-
ize foliage. In addition to copper — the
best known fungicide available — CLO-
TRACIDE combines other toxic sub-
stances and poisons with essential spread-
ing and wetting ingredients. It's easy to
use, just add water. No additional spread-
er or soap needed, either in hard or soft
water.

PRICES

10-oz. Can $1.00 Postpaid
20-oz. Can $1.75 Postpaid

Red Varieties

ETOILE DE HOLLANDE— Very large, well built,
brilliant red blooms, fragrant. One of the best new
garden roses.

E. G. HILL — Great massive blooms of deep velvety-
maroon. '

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY— One of the largest reds.
Color is a beautiful crimson-red shading to cerise,
and has a profusion of petals opening to a higher
center. •'. Thrifty grower. Very hardy. Beautiful
foliage.

RADIANCE, RED— Beautiful red sport of Pink Radi-
ance and like it except in color. Stands second
among the best twelve roses of its class in America.

AMI QUINARD — Black-crimson buds; maroon-red,

semi-double flowers. 15 petals.
ROUGE MALLERIN— Long pointed scarlet buds;

red blooms. Fragrant. Sturdy.

White Varieties

KAISERIN AUGUSTA VIKTORIA— Queen of white
roses. Pure pearly white with splendid large buds
and superb, full double blooms. A profuse and con-
tinuous bloomer.

CALEDONIA— The "White American Beauty." Larg#
flowers of waxy paper white in June, yielding the*
final outburst with the first snow fall.

Pink Varieties

RADIANCE, PINK— One of the most magnificent
garden varieties with large pointed buds which are
rosy-carmine on the outside 'of petals and light,
silvery-pink on inside. Very beautiful. Very vigor-
ous.

EDITOR McFARLAND— Clear brilliant pink. Per-
fect form; long lasting when cut. Strong stems.

COLUMBIA — Beautiful peach-pink, deepening as it
opens. Superior shaped buds on very long and near-
ly thornless stems of good length. Very hardy.

BETTY UPRICHARD— Copper-red buds, opening to
semi-double, large blooms of delicate salmon-pink,
with reverse carmine having coppery sheen. One or
the best bloomers.

Ye//ow Varieties

GOLDEN DAWN— Large pointed buds of bright yel-
low, tinged with red. Flower large, well shaped,
deliciously fragrant. Fine foliage, in different
stages of development.

GOLDEN OPHELIA— Golden yellow. Varying in
different stages of development.

LADY HILLINGDON— Deep apricot - yellow to
orange. Long, slender pointed buds. A very free
blooming variety, sturdy growth.

LUXUMBOURG — Flowers deep orange, with long
pointed buds on graceful stems. Beautiful foliage.
Strong, thrifty grower.

ROSLYN— Tapering buds, big, riffled golden-yellow
flowers. Very fragrant. Long stems.

Two-Tone Varieties

TALISMAN — A gorgeous assemblage of colors, ex-
hibiting mostly gold, apricot-yellow, blood-orange,
deep pink and old-rose. The bud is long and shape-
ly, developing into medium-size, compactly double
flowers. Free bloomer; glossy foliage.

PRES. H. HOOVER— A glorious new multi-colored
rose, unfolding its broad, thick petals unhurriedly
from the beautiful pointed bud. Vivid cerise-pink,
softly flamed with yellow, orange and scarlet; this
combination most emphatic on the reverse. The
perfume is exquisite; the foliage ornamental.

POLYANTHUS

IDEAL— Velvety, crimson trusses of fragrant flowers.
Top-notch in its color and class.

GOLDEN SALMON— Salmon pink and orange. Very
popular in its class.