Condensed catalogue and price list : season 1932-1933 / Milton Nursery Company ; A. Miller & Sons, incorporators.

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Condensed Catalogue

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Price List

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1952-1955

JViilton Nursery Company

A. Mill er &s ons. Incorporators

Milton, Oregon

A New R

ace o

f Red Apples

The New Red Apples described in the following pages
show the way to better apple profits for growers.

These new apples produce a much greater percentage
of Extra Fancy fruit due to added color. Extra Fancy is
the profit maker.

The Production Manager of the American Fruit Grow¬
ers, Inc., speaking before the Washington State Horticul¬
tural Association, estimated that the additional red color
resulting in increased Extra Fancy grade, produced by
three of these new varieties would result in an increased
per-acre profit to the grower approximately as follows:

RICHARED DELICIOUS— A per acre profit
of $030.00 instead of $490.00 — or a net increas¬
ed profit of 28% per acre to the grower.

BLACK JON — That Blackjon— due to earlier
color and better shipping and keeping quality,
would show a $210.00 per acre profit, as against
$70.00 per acre average loss on common Jon¬
athan — actually a difference of $280.00 per
acre in favor of Blackjon.

In the development of Richared Delicious, nineteen
(19) separate and distinct strains of “red” Delicious were
secured and tested. They were all different. Some had
no merit — something lacking in SHAPE, COLOR, SIZE,
KEEPING QUALITIES, etc. Nothing has been found that
equals RICHARED.

Likewise in the development of Blackjon, Miller's
Ruby Rome — the most thorough tests were conducted over
a period of time — and each variety reproduced through
successive generations. Each and every one of these new
varieties has been most carefully selected — most thoroughly
tested — and conclusively proved as to merit.

A Word of Caution to Planters.

Quality merchandise is often imitated. Various so-
called ‘‘red” strains are being offered for sale. The ante¬
cedents of many such “strains” are indefinite — their merits
uncertain. Very few, if any, have been submitted to the
rigid tests and long periods of actual performance that
has placed these new red apples in front rank. Do not
be satisfied with something represented “just as good as”
— insist upon planting tested, proved varieties, sold under
genuine trade-marked names.

These new varieties are being grown by the country's
leading fruit growers. They are known and proved for
quality and merit and have the endorsement of leading
horticultural authorities everywhere.

Nursery Packing Plant

Our new nursery packing house is one of the most
modern in the country. It has insulated walls and roof;
this enables us to hold nursery stock dormant and in good
condition for planting until late in the season, when trees
out-of-doors are in full leaf. Here trees and plants are
graded and prepared for shipment under the proper con¬
ditions, with every safeguard against exposure or damage.

Information Regarding
“Richared Delicious”, “Blackjon” and
“Miller’s Ruby Rome Beauty”

RICHARED DELICIOUS is the one improved strain of
Delicious that is a “known quantity'” and that HAS MADE
GOOD.

Previous to its introduction in the year 1926, Richared
had been submitted to rigid tests. It was selected as the
most outstanding red strain of Delicious from a total of
nineteen separate, distinct types that were tested.

Richared Delicious is the most highly developed, best
colored, best keeping strain of Delicious grown. Richared
is preferred for commercial orchards by leading apple
growers.

Growers who have Richared Delicious in bearing are
enthusiastic about its outstanding, early, cherry-red color,
and its superior keeping qualities.

RICHARED GROWERS SAY:

BOLLINGER ORCHARDS, Methow, Wash.— “In every
way I am pleased with Richared. I feel safe in saying
that I will get at least 25% more Extra Fancy Richared
than of the old Delicious. I think the bright red of the
Richared the most attractive of all red Delicious.”

F. A. SCHELL. — <fFrom my 400 trees top-worked five
years ago to Richared Delicious I picked this season
2,400 loose boxes of Richared Delicious apples. These
graded out between 98% and 99% Extra Fancy so far
as color is concerned and out of the 2,400 boxes there
were about 20 boxes that were smaller than size 113s.”

Planters should be very cautious about planting a
strain of Delicious sold merely as “Red Delicious.” Num¬
erous so-called “Red Delicious” are offered from various
sources. Frequently such strains are of doubtful origin and
have not been submitted to the rigid tests necessary to
prove their worth.

RICHARED is a definitely proven strain of known
merit. Planters purchasing genuine RICHARED trees bear¬
ing the trade-marked RIOHARED label, may be assured of
the finest, most highly developed, improved strain of
Delicious obtainable.

BLACKJON is a new strain of Jonathan, identical in
shape, size, productiveness, etc., with common Jonathan.
But Blackjon colors earlier than common Jonathan — and
colors approximately 98% Extra Fancy for color, as against
approximately only 23% common Jonathan.

Because Blackjon colors earlier, it can be picked when
in firm, prime condition, resulting in a better shipping
apple and far better quality. Reaching the early markets
it brings much better prices.

In an address before the Washington State Horticul¬
tural Association, the Production Manager of the American
Fruit Growlers, Inc., stated that returns over the last five-
year period showed a return for the first pool of Jonathans
of 40c per box more money than for later Jonathans, and
further remarked:

“ We are very careful to observe the color
of Blackjon at the time of the closing of our first
pool and were convinced that all of these apples

could at that time have been marketed in the first
pool.”

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WHAT OTHER AUTHORITIES SAY ABOUT BLACKJON:
F. E. DeSELLEM, Production Manager, Jim Hill Grow¬
ers. — “There is no question in my mind that this im¬
proved Jonathan is going to surpass the ordinary Jon¬
athan, both as to earliness and improved color.”

W. A. LUCE, Orchard Adviser, Earl Fruit Co. — “I be¬
lieve this apple to be a real asset to the fruit industry
of the Northwest.”

A. R. CHASE, County Agent. — “This new sport would
appear to be as valuable in improving our Jonathan
variety as the red strain of Delicious has been in im¬
proving the latter variety.”

EARLY JONATHANS PAY — A prominent Wenatchee,
Washington, grower says: “Last season my Delicious
crop averaged $1.92 per box, but my EARLY combina¬
tion Jonathans brought me $2.08 per box. Had my
Jonathans been Blackjon I could undoubtedly have
gotten that price or more for my entire crop.”

For early districts where early apples are profitable,
Blackjon is recommended as one of the best in its class.

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Miller’s Ruby Rome

The strain of Rome Beauty being offered under the
name of Miller’s Ruby Rome is the same that heretofore
has been called “Black Rome Beauty.” A number of our
patrons as well as Horticulturists have advised a change
of name for various well founded reasons. This strain of
Rome Beauty has proven to be the best in existence in
competition with almost a score of Rome Beauty sports, in
texture and color. The color of the Miller’s Ruby Rome
strain is a dark ruby red, solid in color, not showing the
greenish undertone. Under any conditions this apple ripens
to a darker color than the ordinary strain of Rome Beauty.
It is this deep color all over that puts the most of the
fruit in the Extra Fancy class. Quality is better than the
parent Rome Beauty, being finer in texture. In all other
respects the tree is typical of the old Rome Beauty, bear¬
ing early, consistently and heavy. All the advantages of
the ordinary Rome with the addition of the color. Com¬
mercial orchardists are planting the RUBY ROME in pref¬
erence to all other strains as it is in a class by itself with
no competition.

USUAL DISTANCES
FOR PLANTING

Apple _ _

_ 25 to 35 feet apart

Pear _ _

_ 20 to 35 feet apart

Sweet Cherry

. . .25 to 40 feet apart

Sour Cherry

Plum. _

- ' 16 to 24 feet

Prune . .

>

apart

Apricot _

_

Peach .

Grapes _ _

_ _ 7 to 10 feet apart

Currant _ .

_ 4 to 6 feet apart

Gooseberry..

_ _ 4 to 6 feet apart

Raspberry _

. 3 to 4 ft. by 5 to 7 ft.

Blackberry ..

..3 to 4 ft. by 5 to 7 ft.

Strawberry — Field
2i/2 to Zy2 feet; j
2 feet.

Number of Trees or Plants
Required per Acre — How
to Estimate.

Rule — Divide 43,560 (the
number of square feet in
an acre) by the number
of square feet for each
plant. The result is the
number required fon an
acre.

If trees are planted on
the Triangular system, 15
per cent more than for the
Square system will be re¬
quired.

culture, 1 to l*4by

We pay freight charges to customer’s shipping point when
cash accompanies order, and guarantee arrival in
good condition.

CONDENSED CATALOGUE 5

FRUIT DEPARTMENT

DISCOUNTS ON FRUIT TREES ONLY

500 and up 5% discount from 100 rates. 1,000 at 10%
discount irom 100 rates.

APPLES and CRABS

Grade Each Dozen Fifty Hundred

1 year old, 4 to 6 ft . $ .65 $ 6.50 $17.50 $30.00

1 year old, 3 to 4 ft . 60 6.00 15.00 25.00

BLACKJON, MILLER’S RUBY ROME and
RICHARED DELICIOUS

1 year old, 4 to 6 ft. . $ .90 $ 9.00 $25.00 $45.00

1 year old, 3 to 4 ft. . 85 8.50 22.50 40.00

SUMMER

Early Harvest Red Astrachan

Red June Yellow Transparent

FALL

Duchess of Oldenburg Gravenstein

Fameuse or Snow Jeffries

Bailey Sweet
Delicious
Grimes Golden
Jonathan
King
McIntosh
Northern Spy
CRAB APPLES
Red Siberian

WINTER

Red Rome Beauty
Rhode Island Greening
Spitzenburg
Winter Banana
Winesap

W'. W. Pearmain
Y. N. Pippin

T ranscendent

PEARS

Grade Each Dozen

1 year old, 4 to 6 ft . $ .75 $ 7.50

1 year old, 3 to 4 ft. . 65 6.50

Fifty Hundred

$20.00 $35.00

17.50 30.00

SUMMER

Clapps Favorite Bartlett

AUTUMN AND WINTER
Flemish Beauty Comice

Beurre d’Anjou Seckle

Beurre Bose Winter Nelis

CHERRIES

Grade Each Dozen Fifty Hundred

1 year old, 4 to 6 ft . $ .85 $ 8.50 $27.50 $50.00

1 year old, 3 to 4 ft. . 75 7.50 22.50 40.00

SWEET VARIETIES

♦Black Republican * Centennial

* Black Tartarian * Deacon

* Varieties used as pollinizers.

CHOICE SWEET COMMERCIAL SORTS
Bing Lambert

Royal Ann

Dukes and Morellos

Grade Each Dozen Fifty Hundred

1 year old, 4 to 6 ft _ $ .85 $ 8.50 $27.50 $50.00

1 year old, 3 to 4 ft. . 75 7.50 22.50 40.00

Late Duke English Morello

May Duke Montmorency

Early Richmond Olivet

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PLUMS

Grade Each Dozen Fifty Hundred

1 year old, 4 to 6 ft . $ .75 $ 7.50 $20.00 $35.00

1 year old, 3 to 4 ft . 65 6.50 17.50 30.00

Blue Damson Peach Plum

Green Gage Yellow Egg

PLUMS— JAPANESE SORTS

Grade Each Dozen

1 year old, 4 to 6 ft . $ .75 $ 7.50

1 year old, 3 to 4 ft . . . 65 6.50

Burbank Formosa

Climax Satsuma

Fifty Hundred

$20.00 $35.00

17.50 30.00

PRUNES

Grade Each Dozen

1 year old, 4 to 6 ft . $ .75 $ 7.50

1 year old, 3 to 4 ft . 65 6.50

Coats 1418 Hungarian

(Improved Petite) Italian

French Silver

Fifty Hundred

$20.00 $35.00

17.50 30.00

PEACHES

Grade

1 year old, 4 to 6 ft.
1 year old, 3 to 4 ft.
Alexander
Arp Beauty
Champion
Crawford Early
Crawford Late
Early Elberta
Elberta
Globe

Hales Early
Heath Cling
Indian Cling
J. H. Hale

Each Dozen Fifty Hundred

.$ .75 $ 7.50 $20.00 $35.00

. .65 6.50 17.50 30.00

Lemon Cling
Malta
Mayflower
Orange Cling
Perfection
Peak’s Cling
Rochester
Salway
Slappy
T riumph
Tuscan Cling

APRICOTS

Grade Each Dozen Fifty Hundred

1 year old, 4 to 6 ft . $ .75 $ 7.50 $20.00 $35.00

1 year old, 3 to 4 ft . 65 6.50 17.50 30.00

Blenheim Royal

Moorpark (Wenatchee) Tilton

Peach Yakimine

NECTARINES

Grade

1 year old, 4 to 6 ft...

1 year old, 3 to 4 ft...

Early Violet

MULBERRIES

RUSSIAN

Grade

1 year old, 4 to 6 ft...

1 year old, 3 to 4 ft...

GRAPES

AMERICAN, 2 yr. No. 1 Ea. Doz. 50 100 1000

Concord . $ .40 $4.00 $12.50 $20.00 $175.00

Other varieties . 50 5.00 15.00 25.00 225.00

Agawam Niagara

Campbell Early Moore’s Early

Delaware Worden

EUROPEAN, 2 yr. No. 1 $ .45 $4.50 $13.50 $25.00

Black Prince Sweetwater

Flame Tokay Muscat of Alexander

Each Dozen Fifty Hundred

.$ .85 $ 8.50

. .75 7.50

Each Dozen Fifty Hundred

.$ .85 $ 8.50

. .75 7.50

Boston

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NUT TREES

Chestnut

Grade

Each

Dozen

Fifty Hundred

Am. Sweet, 6 to 7 ft .

. $1.25

$12.50

Am. Sweet, 5 to 6 ft .

. 1.00

10.00

Spanish, 4 to 6 ft .

. 1.00

10.00

Spanish, 3 to 4 ft. .

. .75

7.50

Walnut

Grade

Each

Dozen

Fifty Hundred

Am. Black, 6 to 7 ft..

. $ .85

$ 8.50

Am. Black, 4 to 6 ft..

. 75

7.50

Am. Black, 3 to 4 ft..

. 65

6.50

Franquette, 2nd generation

Grade

Each

Dozen

Fifty Hundred

2 year old, 3 to 4 ft .

. $ .65

$ 6.50

2 year old, 2 to 3 ft. .

. 50

5.00

Filberts

Grade

Each

Dozen

Fifty Hundred

3 to 4 ft. .

. $1.00

$10.00

$35.00 $65.00

2 to 3 ft .

. 75

7.50

25.00 45.00

Aveline

Du Chilly

Barcelona

FILBERT POLLINATION. For family use plant Ade¬
line as pollinizer for Barcelona, the main nut crop. Use Du
Chilly and Aveline as pollinizers with Barcelona. One of
each to eight Barcelona.

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BERRIES

Blackberries

Lawton .

Ea. Doz.

. $ $ 2.50

50

$ 7.50

100

$ 12.50

Mersereau .

. 2.50

7.50

12.50

Evergreen .

. 35 3.50

10.00

17.50

Mammoth .

. 35 3.50

10.00

17.50

Himalaya Giant .

. 35 3.50

10.00

17.50

Cumberland Black ....

Raspberries

Ea. Doz.

. $ 2.50

50

$ 7.50

100

$ 12.50

Cuthbert Red —

Best Commercial

. 2.50

6.00

10.00

St. Regis Red —

Everbearing .

. 2.50

7.50

12.50

Latham, new red .

. 3.00

10.00

15.00

Chieftain, early, new

red . 3.00

10.00

15.00

1 year transplants ....

Loganberry

Ea. Doz.

. $ .35 $ 3.50 !

50

$ 12.00

100

$20.00

Dewberry

Ea. Doz. 50 100

Lucretia, 1 yr. transplants . $ .30 $ 3.00 $ 8.00 $ 15.00

Miscellaneous

Ea. Doz. 50 100

$ .25 $ 2.50 $10.00 $ 18.00

.2 5 2.50 10.00 18.00

Rhubarb — strong plants
Horseradish .

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ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT

All our ornamental trees, flowering shrubs, etc., are
once or more times transplanted and should not be com¬
pared with stock taken from the seedling row. We send
out nothing but first-class, well-rooted straight trees.

Each Dozen

Ailanthus glandulosa, Tree of Heaven

6 to 8 ft. whips . $1.50 $15.00

Ash, green, 9 to 10 ft. . 1.25 12.50

Ash, green 7 to 8 ft . 1.00 10.00

Birch, European, white,

6 to 7 ft . 1.25 12.50

5 to 6 ft . . . 1.00 10.00

Birch, purple leaf,

5 to 6 ft . . . 2.25

4 to 5 ft. . 2.00

Birch, Pyramidal

5 to 6 ft . 2.25

4 to 5 ft . 2.00

Box Elder,

7 to 8 ft . 1.00 10.00

5 to 6 ft . 75 7.50

Catalpa Bungeii,

grafted, 5 to 6 ft. head ... 2.00 20.00

Catalpa,

Gpeciosa, 7 to 8 ft. . 1.00 10.00

” 6 to 7 ft. . 90 9.00

’ 5 to 6 ft . 75 7.50

Fifty Hundred

42.50 75.00

37.50 65.00

CHERRY (Prunus) Japanese Flowering

Noted for their beautiful flowers in early spring at the
White House gardens, Washington, D. C. Hardy, dwarf
growing tree.

Each

Dozen

Fifty

Hundred

Beni Hioan, Double Deep

Pink, 3 to 4 ft .

Kanzan, best double pink

$1.25

$12.50

3 to 4 ft .

Kofugan, double red

1.25

12.50

3 to 4 ft .

Mt. Fuji, semi-double blush

1.25

12.50

white, 3 to 4 ft. . .

1.25

12.50

Naden, double deep pink ....
Paul Wohlert, semi-double,

1.50

15.00

red, 3 to 4 ft. . .

1.25

12.50

Sieboldi, semi-double, ruffled

pink, 3 to 4 ft. .

1.25

12.50

Crab Flowering, Bechtel pink

3 to 4 ft .

1.00

10.00

Yoshino, single pink

3 to 4 ft .

Elm, American

1.50

15.00

*

6 to 8 ft .

1.50

15.00

50.00

90.00

8 to 10 ft .

2.00

20.00

65.00

120.00

Elm, Vase

6 to 8 ft .

1.50

15.00

50.00

90. CO

8 to 10 ft .

2.00

20.00

65.00

120.00

Elm, Siberian

5 to 6 ft. .

1.00

10.00

35.00

60.00

6 to 8 ft .

1.25

12.50

42.50

75.00

8 to 10 ft .

1.50

15.00

50.00

90.00

10 to 12 ft.. .

2.00

20.00

65.00

120.00

Very hardy, rapid growing trees, used

as windbreaks

or single trees. Dry land tree. New.

Elm, Moline
8 to 10 ft.

1.75

17.50 57.50 105.00

CONDENSED CATALOGUE

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Horsechestnut, Each Dozen Fifty Hundred

6 to 7 ft .

$2.00

$20.00

5 to 6 ft .

. 1.75

17.50

4 to 5 ft .

. 1.50

15.00

Linden, Tilia, European

8 to 9 ft .

2.00

20.00

Locust, black

5 to 6 ft. .

.60

6.00

23.00

36.00

6 to 8 ft .

.80

8.00

29.00

48.00

8 to 10 ft .

. 1.25

12.50

42.50

75.00

10 to 12 ft .

. 1.75

17.50

57.50

105.00

Locust, Globe head, grafted

5 to 5 ft .

2.00

20.00

Locust Moss, 4 ft. stem .

1.50

15.00

Mountain Ash (Oakleaf)

4 to 5 ft. .

1.00

10.00

Mountain Ash, European

5 to 6 ft . .

1.00

10.00

35.00

60.00

6 to 8 ft .

1.25

12.50

42.50

75.00

8 to 10 ft .

1.50

15.00

50.00

90.00

10 to 12 ft .

2.00

20.00

65.00

120.00

Mountain Ash, American

5 to 6 ft .

1.00

10.00

35.00

60.00

6 to 8 ft .

1.25

12.50

42.50

75.00

8 to 10 ft .

1.75

17.50

57.50

105.00

Maple Argenta (Silver var.

If.)

4 to 5 ft . .

1.00

10.00

Maple Aurea (Golden va. If.)

4 to 5 ft. .

1.00

10.00

Maole (Acer Japanese)

Palmatum

3 to 4 ft .

1.50

15.00

2 to 3 ft .

1.25

12.50

Maple, Japanese Red Leaf

Palmatum Rubrum, cut

leaf, grafted, balled and

burlaped.

4 year old, 2 to 3 ft. .

4.00

40.00

Maple, Norway

5 to 6 ft .

1.00

10.00

35.00

60.00

6 to 8 ft .

.1.25

12.50

42.50

75.00

8 to 10 ft .

1.50

15.00

50.00

90.00

12 to 12 ft .

2.00

20.00

65.00

120.00

Maple, Schwedler

5 to 6 ft .

1.25

12.50

42.50

75.00

6 to 8 ft. .

1.50

15.00

50.00

90.00

8 to 10 ft .

1.75

17.50

57.50

105.00

Maple, Soft

5 to 6 ft. .

1.00

10.00

35.00

60.00

6 to 8 ft .

1.25

12.50

42.50

75.00

8 to 10 ft .

1.50

15.00

50.00

90.00

10 to 12 ft .

2.00

20.00

65.00

120.00

Maple, Sugar

5 to 6 ft. .

1.25

12.50

42.50

75.00

6 to 8 ft. .

1.50

15.00

50.00

90.00

8 to 10 ft .

1.75

17.50

57.50

105.00

10 to 12 ft .

2.25

22.50

72.50

135.00

Maple, Sycamore

5 to 6 ft .

1.00

10.00

35.00

60.00

6 to 8 ft .

1.25

12.50

42.50

75.00

8 to 10 ft .

1.50

15.00

50.00

90. OC

10 to 12 ft .

2.00

20.00

65.00

120.00

Maple, Sycamore, purple leaf

5 to 6 ft. . .

1.25

12.50

42.50

75.00

6 to 8 ft .

1.50

15.00

50.00

90.00

8 to 10 ft .

1.75

17.50

57.50

105.00

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Mountain Ash, European

Each

Dozen

Fifty Hundred

5 to 6 ft .

1.00

10.00

35.00

60.00

6 to 8 ft .

1.25

12.50

42.50

75.00

8 to 10 ft . . .

1.75

17.50

57.50

105.00

Mountain Ash, American

5 to 6 ft .

1.00

10.00

35.00

60.00

6 to 8 ft .

1.25

12.50

42.50

75.00

8 to 10 ft .

1.75

17.50

57.50

105.00

Oak Pin (Quercus Palustris)

6 to 7 ft .

1.75

17.50

Oak Red (Quercus Rubra)

'

6 to 7 ft. .

1.75

17.50

Poplar, Carolina

5 to 6 ft .

.50

5.00

20.00

30.00

6 to 8 ft .

.75

7.50

27.50

45.00

8 to 10 ft .

1.00

10.00

35.00

60.00

10 to 12 ft .

1.50

15.00

50.00

90.00

Poplar, Canadian

5 to 6 ft .

.50

5.00

20.00

30.00

6 to 8 ft .

.75

7.50

27.50

45.00

8 to 10 ft .

1.00

10.00

35.00

60.00

10 to 12 ft .

1.50

15.00

50.00

90.00

Poplar, Bolleana

5 to 6 ft .

.75

7.50

27.50

45.00

6 to 8 ft .

1.00

10.00

35.00

60.00

8 to 10 ft .

1.50

15.00

50.00

90.00

10 to 12 ft . . .

1.75

17.50

57.50

105.00

Poplar, Lombardy

5 to 6 ft .

.50

5.00

20.00

30.00

6 to 8 ft .

.75

7.50

27.50

45.00

8 to 10 ft. .

1.00

10.00

35.00

60.00

Prunus, Newport, deep pur¬

ple foliage . .

1.25

12.50

Prunus Pissardi, purple fol¬

iage and fruit, 4 to 6 ft .

1.25

12.50

Prunus, Triloba, pink flower

3 to 4 ft. more beautiful

than Flowering Almond. ..

1.25

12.50

Prunus, Bleriana, double

peach-like flowers . . .

1.25

12.50

Sumac, smooth, 4 to 5 ft .

1.00

10.00

Staghorn, 4 to 5 ft .

1.25

12.50

Sycamore, European

5 to 6 ft. whips .

1.25

12.50

Tamarix, African, 3 to 4 ft.

.75

7.50

Tamarix, Pentandra, 3-4 ft.

.75

7.50

Thorn, Paul’s Scarlet,

high branched

6 to 8 ft. .

1.50

15.00

50.00

90.00

8 to 10 ft . . .

2.00

20.00

65.00

120.00

(The above branched at 5 ft. from ground.)

4 to 5 ft .

1.00

10.00

35.00

60.00

5 to 6 ft .

1.25

12.50

42.50

75.00

6 to 8 ft .

1.50

15.00

50.00

90.00

(The aibove branched low, 18 to 24 inch from ground.)

WEEPING TREES

Birch, Cutleaf weeping Each Dozen

5 to 6 ft. . $1.50 $15.00

6 to 8 ft . 1.75 17.50

8 to 10 ft . 2.00 20.00

Cherry, Japanese weeping, 4 to 5 ft. heads. .. 2.75 27.50

Mt. Ash, weeping, 5 to 6 ft. stems . 2.00 20.00

Mulberry, weeping, 5 to 6 ft. stems . 1.50 15.00

Willow, Babylonica, 6-7 ft. . 1.50 15.00

Nioble, golden bark, 6 to 7 ft...... . 1.00 10.00

Wisconsin, 6 to 7 ft. . . . 1.00 10.00

yellow bark, 6 to 7 ft . 1.00 10.00

red bark, 6 to 7 ft . . . 1.00 10.00

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EVERGREENS

All Evergreens are balled in burlap and handled in

best possible manner to insure growth. Each Dozen

Abies Concolor (White Fir)), 24-30 in . .. .$2.75 $ 27.50

Cedrus Libani, 24-30 in . - . 2.50 25.00

Chamaecyparis Erecta Virida, 24-30 in . 2.25 22.50

Chamaecyparus Filifera Glauca, 24-30 in . 2.25 22.50

Cypress Grandi, 12-15 in . 2.00 20.00

Chamaecyparis Lawsonia alumni, 24-30 in . 3.00 30.00

Cypress obstusa gracilis, 24-30 in. . 2.50 25.00

Chamaecyparis Nootkatensis, 2 ft. . 2.50 25.0C

Juniper Bandai Sugi, 24-30 in. . 2.50 25.0v

Juniperus, Chinensis Pfitzers, 24-30 in . 3.00 30.00

Juniperus, Communis depressa plumosa,

18-24 in . 2.50 25.00

Juniperus Com. Depressa, 24-30 in. . 3.00 30.00

Juniperus Com. Hibernica (Irish Jun.), 24-36 3.00 30.00

Juniper Douglas (Waukegan juniper) 24-36 in. 2.00 20.00

Juniperus, Excelsa stricta, 15-18 in . 2.25 22.50

Juniper Fountain, 24-36 in. . 2.25 22.50

Juniperus Horizontalis, spread, 24-30 in. . 3.00 30.00

Juniperus Pfitzeriana, 18-24 in. . 3.00 30.00

Juniper Pyramidalis(Chinese column)24-36 in. 2.50 25.00

Juniperus, Sabina, upright and spreading, 2 ft. 2.00 20.00

Juniperus, Sabina Tamariscifolia, 2 ft. . 2.50 25.00

Juniperus, Virginia Carymbosa, 18-24 in. . 2.50 25.00

Juniperus Virginiana Cannarti, 3-4 ft . 3.00 30.00

Juniper Virginiana (Red Cedar), 24-30 in. 2.00 20.00

Juniper Vir. glauca (Silver Red Cedar) 30-36 2.50 25.00

Koster Blue Spruce, 24-30 in . 10.00

Picea Excelsa (Norway Spruce), 24-30 in. . 2.00 20.00

Pinus Mughus, 18-24 in . 2.00 20.00

Retinospora Filifera, 15-18 in . 2.00 20.00

Retinospora Leptoclada, 18-24 in . 2.00 20.00

Retinospora Obtusa gracilis, 15-18 in . 2.00 20.00

Retinospora plumosa, 15-18 in . 2.00 20.00

Taxus Cuspidata (Japanese Yew), 15-18 in.. .. 2.00 20.00

Tsuga Canadensis, 18-24 in. . 2.00 20.00

(Canadian Hemlock)

Thuja Beverleyensis, 18-24 in . 3.00 30.00

Thuja, Douglasi spiralis, Occid., 24-30 in . 2.50 25.00

Thuja Orientalis Aurea Nana, 18-24 in . 3.00 30.00

Thuja Occidentals Baker’s, 24-30 in. . 3.00 30.00

Thuja Orientalis Bonita, 15-18 in. . 2.00 20.00

Thuia Orientalis Daly Nana, 15-18 in . 2.00 20.00

Thuja Occid. Douglasi Aurea, 2 ft. . 2.00 20.00

Thuja Orientalis Elegantissima, 24-30 in . 2.25 22.50

Thuja Occidental is Glogosa, 14-18 in. . 2.50 25.00

Thuja Orientalis Texana glauca, 24-30 in. . 2.00 20.00

Thuja Occidentalis Pyramidalis, 30-36 in . 3.00 30.00

Thuja Plicata. 15-18 in . 2.50 25.00

WE MAKE NO GUARANTEE EVERGREENS Wl LL GROW
In order to handle Evergreens and Broadleaf Evergreens

in the most satisfactory way, and to better insure their
growth, these plants are dug with a ball of earth which
is held in place by sewing around it a strip of burlap. In
planting, dig a hole large and deep enough to take in the
ball and place the plant in its normal position. Cut the
top string and roll back the burlap but do not remove it
entirely. Work fine dirt around the ball using plenty of
water to wash the dirt into all the holes. Cover up to the
top of the ground and water frequently. This is the best
way to handle this class of plants. These plants have to
be grown in the nursery row several years before they
are large enough to sell. The extra time required to grow
the plants and the work required to dig and prepare for
shipment necessitates charging what may seem a high
price.

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EVERGREEN SHRUBS

Each Dozen

Pyracantha Lalandi, 24-30 in. . $2.00 $20.00

Cctoneaster, Horizontalis, 15-18 in. spread . 1.25 12.50

Boxwood (Buxus Sempervirens) ball shaped

15-15 in . 1.75 17.50

18-18 in . 2.50 25.00

Boxwood (Buxus suff ruticosa) dwarf, sheared

6 to 8 in. . .50 5.00

Oregon Grape (Mahonia Aquifolia). Dark
glossy foliage. Blue berries in Fall and
Winter. Roots balled and burlapped . 2.50 25.00

HARDY FLOWERING SHRUBS

Each Dozen

Abelia, Grandiflora, 12-15 in. . $1.00 $10.00

Almond, pink flowering, 2-3 ft. . . . 1.00 10.00

Althea, Amplissima, Boule de Fuge. Joan of

Arc, Paeonifolia, 18-24 in. . . . .75 7.50

Aralia pentaphylla, 3-4 ft. . .75 7.50

Aronia arbutifolia (Red Chokeberry), 2-3 ft.. ... .75 7.50

Beauty Bush (Kolkwitzia Amabilis), 18-24 in. 1.00 10.00

One of the newest, rarest, most beautiful
shrubs. Allied to Abelia. Hardy, grows to
five-foot height.

Berberry T Japanese, 18-24 in . 50 5.00

Berberry T Japanese, bronze foliage, new and

distinct, 15-18 in . 75 7.50

Berberry Box, 15-18 in. . .60 6.00

Buddleya, Magnifica, 24-36 in.— . . . .75 7.50

Buddleya Veitchiana, 24-36 in. . .75 7.50

Celastrus Scandens (Bittersweet), 24-36 in. .... .75 7.50

Calycanthus, sweet scent, Bush, 15-18 in.—. .75 7.50

Cotoneaster acutifolia, Peking Cotoneaster,

very hardy, 24-36 in . . .75 7.50

Cotoneaster, divaricata, 18-24 in . 75 7.50

Crab Bechtel’s flowering double pink, 24-36 in. 1.00 10.00

Daphne, Cneorum, 12-15 in. . 1.75 17.50

Desmodium, 3-4 ft . 75 7.50

Deutzia Crenata, 24-36 in . . 75 7.50

Deutzia, Crenata rosea, 3-4 ft . . .75 7.50

Deutzia Gracilis, dwarf, 15-18 in. . 75 7.50

Deutzia, Lemoine, 24-36 in - .75 7.50

Deutzia P Rochester, 24-36 in . 75 7.50

Dogwood, Cornus Alba, well branched, 36 in. .75 7.50

Cornus Alternifolia, 36 in. . 75 7.50

Cornus Floridus, 36 in. . 75 7.50

Stolonifera Lutea, 36 in. . . . 75 7.50

Cornus Stolonifera, 36 in. . 75 7.50

Elder, (Sambucus) Aurea (golden), 36-48 in. .75 7.50

Elder (Sambucus) Acutiloba (cutleaves),

36-48 in . .75 7.50

Elder (Sambucus) Pubens (scarlet), 36-48 in. .75 7.50

Euonymus Alatus, 18-24 in. . 1.00 10.00

Euonymus, Europaeus, 18-24 in . 1.00 10.00

Forsythia, Fortunei, 24-36 in. . 75 7.50

Forsythia, Suspensa, 24-36 in. . . . 75 7.50

Forsythia Suspensa variegated leaf, 24-36 in. .75 7.50

Forsythia, Viridissima, 24-36 in. . 75 7.50

Hydrangea Arborescens, 24-36 in. . 75 7.50

Hydrangea, P. G., 24-36 in . . . . 75 7.50

Honeysuckle, bush, white, 24-36 in. . 75 7.50

Honeysuckle, bush, red, 24-36 in . 75 7.50

Ilex verticellata (Black Alder), 2-3 ft. . 1 .75 7.50

Kerria Corchorus,

Japonica, single, 24-36 in. . . . .75 7.50

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Each Dozen

Flora plena, 24-36 in. . $ .75 $ 7.50

Lilac, Persian, purple, grafted, 36-48 in . 1.00 10.00

Lilacs, budded . . . 1.25 12.50

Belle de Nancy, large double, satiny rose.
Ludwig Spaeth, single, purplish red, large.

Pres. Grevy, blue, double, large.

Pres. Loubet, double, purplish rose.

Charles X, single, reddish purple.

Mad. C. Perriere, double creamy white, superb.
Jacques Calot, large delicate rosy pink, single.

Olive Russian, (Eleagnus angustifolia, 2-3 ft. .75 7.50

Philadelphus, coronarius, 24-36 in . 75 7.50

Virginalis, double blossom, 24-36 in . 75 7.50

Physocarpus opulifolia nana, 2-3 ft.(Ninebark) .75 7.50

Privet, golden leaf, specimen plants, 15-18 in. .50 5.00

Quince, Japan flowering red, 24-36 in. . .75 7.50

Rhodotypus (Jetbead), 2-3 ft. . 75 7.50

Snowball (Virburnum) 24-36 in . 1.00 10.00

Snowball, H. B. Cranberry, 24-36 in. . 1.00 10.00

Snowball, Virburnum Lantana, 18-24 in. . 75 7.50

Snowberry, white . .75 7.50

'ed . 75 7.50

Spirea, Arguta, 24-36 in. . . . .75 7.50

Callosa Japanese, 18-24 in. . .75 7.50

A Waterer, 15-8 in. . . 75 7.50

Frobeli, 24-36 in. . 75 7.50

Opulifolia, 24-36 in . .75 7.50

Prunifolia, 24-36 in. . 1.00 10.00

Thunbergi, 15-18 in. . 75 7.50

Van Houtte, 24-36 in . 75 7.50

Korean, (Trichocarpa) , 24-36 in . 1.00 loJbo

New and hardy Spirea. Similar to Van
Houtte. Blooms a little later and the flow¬
ers are much larger.

Viburnum, Lantana (Snowball), 18-24 in . 75 7.50

(Wayfaring tree)

Weigela, Abel Carrier, 24-36 in . 75 7.50

Rosea, pink, 24-36 in . 75 7.50

Candida, white, 24-36 in . 75 7.50

Eva Rathke, red, 24-36 in . 1.00 10.00

Floribunda, dark red, 24-36 in. . 1.00 10.00

HEDGE PLANTS

Berberry, Box — see Shrubbery.

Berberry T Japanese — see Shrubbery.

More delicate foliage than the above.

Privet, English, hardy

Dozen 100 500 1000

15 to 18 in . $2.00 $15.00 $60.00 $100.00

VINES and CREEPERS

Each

Ampelopsis Engelmanni, 2 yr. plants . $ .75

Ampelopsis, Virginia creeper, 2 yr. plants . 50

Ampelopsis, Boston Ivy, 3 yr. plants . 75

Ampelopsis, English Ivy, 3 yr. plants . 75

Clematis, Paniculata, white, 2 yr. plants . 50

Clematis, Henryii, large white, 2 yr. plants . .75

Clematis, Jackmani, large, purple, 2 yr. plants . 75

Clematis, Mad. E. Andre, red. 2 yr. plants . .75

Honeysuckle, scarlet trump, 2 yr. plants . .75

Honeysuckle, Halleana, fragrant, 2 yr. plants . 75

Trumpet, flower, 2 yr. plants. . 75

Wisteria, purple, grafted Doz. $12.50 . 1.25

Wisteria, white grafted Doz. $12.50 . 1.25

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ROSES — Oregon grown

Oregon grown roses are known East and West for
their superior blooming quality and hardiness. Our roses
are grown on rich, sandy loam, thus securing a particularly
fine root system. We ship only one grade, strong 2 year
No. 1 Oregon grown bushes. They will bloom the first sea¬
son planted.

When planting, prune the stems back to about six
inches. Trim the ends of the roots, leaving a new, clean
cut. Plant in roomy hole, with bud or graft about two
inches below level of ground. Water well and firm soil
about the roots. Then hill the plants up completely, cover¬
ing the tops with soil to prevent them from drying out
When the foliage starts gradually* draw the soil away from
the stems to a level with the ground.

Our selection of roses contains the best of the Stand¬
ard Varieties and many of the New and Popular introduc¬
tions of proven merits.

Key: Teas, T. Hybrid Teas, H.T. Hybrid Perpetual, H.P.
All the following 2 year No. 1 grade, 60 cents
except where noted; dozen rates, 12 bushes
for the price of 10.

American Beauty (H.P.) — Rich crimson, rose color.
Duchess of Wellington (H.T.) — Saffron, yellow, shading of
crimson.

Edward Mawley (H.T.) — Velvety crimson, sweetly per¬
fumed.

Etoile de France (H.T.) — Briliant clear crimson.

Frau Karl Druschki (H.P.) — Giant, snow white blossoms.
General Jacqueminot (H.P.) — Velvety, maroon-scarlet.
General McArthur (H.T.) — A grand crimson, scarlet rose.
Golden Ophelia (H.T.) — Rich pure golden blossoms.

Gruss an Teplitz (H.P.) — Dazzling, fiery crimson, fragrant.
Hoosier Beauty (H.T.) — Glowing crimson, scarlet exc’pt’al.
Jonkeer J.L. Mock (H.T.) — Clear imperial pink. Gold medal
Kaiserin Augusta Victoria (H.T.) — Delicate creamy white.
Kitchener of Khartum (H.T.) — Brilliant scarlet ; grand rose.
Lady Hillingdon (T.) — Deep apricot-yellow; long pointed
buds.

Los Angeles (H.T.) — Flame-pink toned with coral; one of
the finest.

Madame Abel Chatenay (H.T.) — Delicate salmon-pink; free
bloomer.

Madame Caroline Testout (H.T.) — Bright satiny pink; one
of best.

Maman Cochet (T). — Rosy pink, one of the finest Teas.
Mrs. Arthur R. Waddell (H.T.) — Rosy scarlet; opens to
coppery-salmon.

Ophelia (H.T.) — Brilliant salmon-flesh. None better.

PRESIDENT HERBERT HOOVER ( H.T.)— Orange pink;
shaded copper-red — each $1.00.

Prince Camille de Rohan (H.T.) — Velvety crimson. The
Black Rose.

Radiance (H(T) — Rosy carmine with opaline tints.
Richmond (H.T.) — Scarlet crimson; long pointed buds.
Sunburst (H.T.) — Orange-copper shaded to flesh; very dis¬
tinctive.

TALISMAN (H.T.) — Brilliant orange-red; a most remark¬
able rose — each 75 cents.

Ulrich Brunner (H.P.) — Carmine red. An old favorite.
White Maman Cochet (T.) — Pure white, shaded with blush.
Willowmere (H.T.) — Rich shrimp-pink; exceptional color.

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Climbing and Pillar Roses

Cli. American Beauty — Rich red passing to crimson.
Crimson Rambler — Vivid crimson beauties. A favorite.
Dorothy Perkins — Shell pink; exceptional climber.

Dr. W. Van Fleet — Beautiful shell pink; strong grower.
Paul’s Scarlet — Vivid scarlet; one of the grandest climbers.
Red Dorothy Perkins — As popular as the pink Dorothy.
Shower of Gold — Deep yellow. A very dainty blossom.
White Dorothy Perkins — White sport of Dorothy Perkins.

Dwarf Polyantha or Baby Roses

Baby Rambler — Clear, brilliant, ruby red; hardy.

Mile. Cecile Brunner — Salmon-pink. A charming baby rose.
Orleans — Deep cerise pink. One of the showiest baby roses.

Hybrid Rugosa or Shrub Rose

F. J. GROOTENDORST — A cross between Rosa Rugosa
and Baby Rambler, retaining all the vigor, hardiness
and healthy foliage of the Rugosa. Fine red blooms.
Exceptional for hedging or mass planting — Each 75c

Hugonis, the Golden Rose of China

A fine dependable, hardy Yellow Shrub Rose. Very orna¬
mental in foreground of shrubbery groups or corners of
the rose garden. Very attractive — Price 75c each.

Special Rose Collection Offer

These twelve beautiful free blooming roses are some
of the finest ever produced, including some of the latest
introductions. It gives a complete assortment and variation
of colors assuring entire satisfaction and pleasure. See
colored illustrations in our general descriptive catalogue.

Each

Duchess of Wellington — Saffron-yellow, shadings of

crimson . $ .60

Frau Karl Druschki — Giant, snow-white blossoms . 60

Gruss an Teplitz — Dazzling fiery crimson . .60

Golden Ophelia — Rich pure golden blossoms . 60

Hoosier Beauty — Glowing crimson-scarlet; exceptional .60

Kaiserine Agusta Vicforia — Delicate creamy-white . .60

Los Angeles — Flame-pink, toned with coral . 60

Mme. Abel Chatenay — Delicate salmon-pink . 60

Ophelia — Brilliant salmon-pink, none better . .60

PRESIDENT HERBERT HOOVER— Orange pink;

shaded copper red. Very new . . 1.00

Sunburst — Orange-copper, shaded to flesh-pink . .60

TALISMAN — Brilliant orange-red. A most remarkable

rose. Very new . 75

Regular price, one each . $ 7.75

OUR SPECIAL PRICE . 6.00

Your Saving . $ 1.75

Regular Value, two each . $15.50

OUR SPECIAL OFFER . 11.00

Your Saving . $ 4.50

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PEONIES

The list of Peonies we offer has been carefully selected
and we have chosen only such varieties as are of good
quality and value. We send out strong divided roots, With
three to five eyes, which with proper care, will bloom the
first season planted. It is better to plant Peonies during
the Fall season.

Dozen rates: 12 plants for the price of 10. Each

Adolph Rousseau — Deep garnet, early mid-season . $1.C0

Albatre — Ivory white, fragrant . . . .75

Albert Crousse — Shell pink, compact. . . .75

Alsace-Lorraine — Creamy white, late mid-season . 1.25

Asa Gray — Delicate lilac; very large. . 75

Baroness Schroeder — Delicate pink; very fragrant . 1.00

Boule de Neige — Milky white, center flecked . .50

Charlemagne — Salmon-pink; very double and full _ .50

Charles McKellip — Rich crimson; golden stamens . 1.50

Clare Dubois — Delicate satiny pink . .60

Couronne d’Or — White, yellow center, fragrant . .60

Delachei — (Violet crimson, late mid-season _ .50

Dorchester — Large, full; very light pink .50

Duchess de Nemours — White, greenish reflex . .50

Duchess d’Orleans — Pink; salmon shaded center . . .35

Due de Wellington — Sulphur white . .35

Edouard Andre — Dark velvety crimson . .50

Edulis Superba — Mauve pink, early, fragrant . .35

E. G. Hill — Tyrian-rose or red; early mid-season . 1.05

Elwood Pleas — Light shell pink; very large blooms. ... 1.50
Elizabeth B. Browing — White, delightfully fragrant .... 2.50
Enchantress — Creamy white, splashed with crimson. .. 1.50

Estafette — Carmine pink . . . . . 1.00

Etta — Delicate hydrangea-pink; fragrant . 85

Eugene Verdier — Flesh pink; yellow shadings . 35

Felix Crousse — Brilliant red; very attractive . 75

Festiva Maxima — White, flecked with crimson . 60

Floral Treasure — Clear pink, lighter at center . 50

Frances Willard — Blush white. Very nice . 1.50

General Dodds — Tyrian-rose . . . . . . . . . .35

Germain Bigot — Salmon pink with crimson markings .75

Gigantea — Lilac rose with silver; large blooms . .75

Ginette — Flesh pink, shaded salmon tints; fragrant. ... 1.00

Gloire de Boskoop — Pure white, beautifully shaped . 50

Golden Harvest — Combinations white pink and salmon .50

Grandiflora — Soft shell pink shaded with salmon. . 75

Humoresque — New, light pink, red markings . 5. CO

James Kelway — Flesh pink; very fragrant . . 1.00

Jubilee — Snowy white, shaded flesh, large blooms... 1.50

Karl Rosenfield — Rich bright red; splendid variety . 1.00

Kelway’s Queen — Mauve pink, center flecked crimson 5.00
Lady Alexander Duff — Flesh pink. A wonderful peony 1.25

La Fayette — Lovely shaded salmon pink . 75

La France — Apple blossom pink. Fragrant and fine.. 3.00

La Perle — Soft shaded pink, fragrant . . . .60

La Rosiere — White with yellow stamens . .50

La Tendresse — Creamy white; flecked center . .60

La Tulipe — Blush white, red tulip markings, fragrant .60

Lamartine — Old rose pink, violet shadings . . 1.50

Le Cygne — Creamy white. Highest rated peony . 7.50

L’Eclatante — Deep velvety crimson, fragrant . .60

Leonie — Soft flesh pink . .50

Livingstone — Pale lilac rose; very free bloomer . 75

L’lndispensable — Shell pink . .50

Longfellow — Striking bright crimson. Highly rated.. . 2.50

Lottie Collins — Bright red. Splendid cut flower . .75

Loveliness — Hydrangea pink changing to lilac white .... 1.50

Madame Boulanger — Glossy tender rose . .50

Madame Calot — Flesh pink, white center, tipped crim. .50

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Each

Madame d'Hour — Soft carmine pink . $ .60.

Madame de Verneville — White; center carmine tracing .50
Madame de Galhau — White, center lilac rose, fragrant .50
Madame Emile Lemoine — Glossy-white; very desirable 1.00
Madame Emile Galle — Delicate shell pink .60

Madame Geissler — Glossy pink. Large blooms . .50

Madame Jules Dessert — Creamy white, salmon shades 2.50
Mile. Leonie Calot — Rose-white; carmine tipped center .50
Mile. Rousseau — Creamy pink; large blooms ..... .60

Marguerite Gerard — Hydrangea pink to creamy white .60

Marie Crousse — Pink, shaded rose in center . . 2.00

Marie Jacquin — White with yellow stamens 1.00

Marie Lemoine — Creamy white; very fragrant .50

Marie Stewart — Light pink; very attractive blooms. ... .75

Martha Bullock — Mammoth deep rose pink; fragrant 5.00
Mary Brand — An outstanding deep crimson 1.50

Masterpiece — Brilliant tyrian rose; fragrant . . .75

Mathilde de Roseneck — Soft flesh pink, tinted lilac. .60
Mignon — Light rose passing to amber-cream, fragrant 3.00
Milton Hill — Soft flesh color, creamy center, fragrant 2.00
Modele de Perfection — Violet rose, shaded flesh pink .60

Modeste Guerin — Pink tinged with carmine . .50

Mons Dupont — White, center splashed crimson . .75

Mons. Jules Elie — Shell pink; fragrant. Very fine . 1.00

Mons. Krelage — Deep currant. Grand in every way . .75

Mons. Martin Cahouzac — Dark purple garnet. Darkest 2.50

Mrs. Rudd — Brilliant red, fragrant . .50

Neptune — Shell pink. Free bloomer.. . .50

Officinalis Alba — Very early pink shaded to white. .. .75

Officinalis Rosea — Very early, double pink . 75

Officinalis Rosea Superba — Soft pink, very early . .75

Officinalis Rubra — Double, dark red; very early, . .60

Officinalis Rubra Sanguina — Dark red; earliest of all 1.00
Philippe Rivoire — Bright crimson. Highest rated red 10.00
Philomele — Violet rose, amber yellow center. Very fine .75
President Roosevelt — Brilliant red: very distintcive .... .75
Primevere — Sulphur yelTow. Nearest peony to yellow 2.00

Pricess Mathilde — Bright China pink; fragrant . 35

Queen Victoria — White, flesh tint; free bloomer . .35

Rachel — Splendid deep bright red .60

Richard Carvel — One of the best reds;very fragrant .... 3.00

Rosea — Late dark red; fragrant . .50

Rubra Superba — Brilliant dark red: very fragrant .60

Rubra Triumphans — Glossy dark red; semi double . 50

Sarah Bernhardt — Apple blossom pink. Very distinctive 1.25
Solange — Deep orange salmon; most unique colored .... 2.50

Therese — Soft shell pink. One of very best variety _ 2.50

Thryne — Light pink, sulphur center; fragrant .50

Tourangelle — Delicate lavender pink. Very beautiful 2.50
Umbellata Rosea — Violet rose, amber white center . 35

Walter Faxon — Clear salmon pink; one of very best 3.00

SINGLE VARIETIES

Each

Defiance — Bright crimson petals; golden stamens $1.00
Duchess of Portland — Rich pink; free bloomer; early 1.00
L’Et.incelante — Brilliant carmine, edged with silver .... 1.25
Single White — Pure white, yellow center . 1.00

JAPANESE VARIETIES

Each

Kumagoe — Deep lilac pink . $1.00

Mikado — Brilliant red, golden center. Very finest _ 2.50

Naubunishiski — White, streaked with red . 75

O Fugi — Rose white .75

Ohirahma — Rose-pink: brighter suffusion at base 2.50

Tugo-No-Tsuki — Blush pink . 75

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SPECIAL OFFERS OF GORGEOUS PEONIES
(Order by Peony Collection Number.)
NEWER VARIETIES

PEONY COLLECTION NO. 1

This list contains a part of our choicest peonies, giv¬
ing variation of color and type at moderate price.

Adolph Rousseau .

...$1.00

James Kelway .

. $1.00

Albert Crousse .

... .75

Livingstone .

. 75

Baroness Schroeder...

... 1.00

Mikado .

. 2.50

Defiance .

... 1.00

Mons. Jules Elie .

. 1.00

Duchess of Portland.

... 1.00

Sarah Berndhardt .

. 1.25

Germain Bigot .

. 75

Francis Willard .

. 1.50

Regular Value $13.50

OUR SPECIAL OFFER 10.00

Your Saving $ 3.50

A RAINBOW GARDEN
PEONY COLLECTION NO. 2

No garden is complete without these grand varieties.
Each is a peer in the peony kingdom. Are sure to give sat¬
isfaction. (See colored illustrations in our general descrip¬
tive catalogue.)

Baroness Schroeder

$1.00

Primevere

$2.50

Felix Crousse .

. 75

Princess Mathilde .

. 50

Karl Rosenfield .

.... 1.00

Sarah Berndhardt .

. 1.25

Mile. Leonie Calot

.50

Walter Faxon .

. 3.00

Fhilomele .

. 75

Regular Value $10.75
OUR SPECIAL OFFER 8.00

Your Saving $ 2.75

STANDARD VARIETIES
PEONY COLLECTION NO. 3

The following peonies are some of the older introduc¬
tions, how ever, still are considered among the very desir¬
able varieties. They merit places in any garden. This is
an exceptional offer.

Boule de Neige .

. $ .50

Officinalis Rubra .

..$ .60

Dorchester .

. 50

Princess Mathilde. .

.. .50

Edulis Superba .

. 35

Queen Victoria .

.. .35

Festiva Maxima .

. 60

Umbellata Rosea .

.. .35

General Dodds .

. 35

Eugene Verdier .

.. .35

Marie Lemoine. .

. 50

Duchess de Nemours..

... .50

Regular Value $5.45

OUR

SPECIAL

OFFER 4.00

Your

Saving $ 1.45

IRIS — German

There is nothing prettier than this German Iris, bloom¬
ing late in the Spring and early Summer months. The
large plants we send our customers will bloom the first
season planted.

The following list of choice varieties is of proven merit

and recent introduction: Each Per 3

Ambassadeur . . . $ -50 $ 1.25

Ballerine . - . . . 50 1-25

Catalosa . 75 2.00

(soline . 35 .90

Lent A. Williamson . 50 1.25

Opera . 50 1.25

Queen Caterina . 50 1.25

Roseway . 35 .90

Seminole . 35 -90

ONE EACH of the set of nine for . . . 3.50

Tr.REE EACH of the set of nine for.

CONDENSED CATALOGUE

19

The following are select varieties of longer introduc¬
tion and more plentiful in supply

ONE EACH of the set of nine for _

THREE EACH of the set of nine for

Madame
Pallida I

Each

Per 3

...$ .25

$ .60

... .30

.75

... .25

.60

... .30

.75

... .25

.75

... .30

.75

... .30

.75

... .25

.60

... .25

.60

2.00

5.00

TS

4.50

12.00

Each

Per 3

$ .25

$ .60

.. .25

.60

. .35

.90

.. .25

.60

SPECIAL QUANTITY DISCOUNTS
ONE EACH of the 2 sets of 9, or 18 strong

plants for . . .

THREE EACH of the 2 sets of 9 or 54 strong

plants for .

IRIS SIBERICA

Mrs. Gray Hill . $ .25

Mrs. Sanders . . . 25

Perry’s Blue .

Superba . . . .25

COLLECTION OFFER— 1 each of the set of 4— $ .85
3 each of the set of 4 — 2.25

IRIS, JAPANESE

The following varieties are arranged according to their
relative blooming season.

Gekka-no-nami . $

Koki-no-lro . .50

Moniji-no-taki . .50

Uchiu . . .50

Sea Crest . .

Zama-no-mori . . .50

Mahogany . .75

Iso-no-nami . .50

COLLECTION OFFER— 1 each of the set of 8— $3.50
3 each of the set of 8 — 8.00

Each

Per 3

$ .50

$ 1.25

.50

1.25

.50

1.25

.50

1.25

.50

1.25

.50

1.25

.75

2.00

.50

1.25

HARDY PERENNIALS Ea.

Astilbe. 2 year . $ .75

Ceres Queen Alexander

Gloria

Golden Glow . .35

Lily — Umbellatum, (Western Orange Cup) May

and June. Very hardy . .45

Hemerocallis

Fulva (Tawny day lily)

Thunbergi (late yellow day lily)

Flava (tall yellow, common day lily)

Doz.

7.50

3.50

4.50

Lily — Regale (The Regal Lily).

No. 1 bloom-

ing size bulbs. Hardy .

. 50

5.00

Bleeding Heart, (Dicentra, Eximia) .

. 50

5.00

Bleeding Heart, (Dicentra Spectabilis) .

. 50

5.00

Yucca Filamentosa (Adam’s Needle), 3 yr..

. 50

5.00

Yucca Filamentosa, var. leaf .

. 75

5.00

DELPHINIUM, LARKSPUR

Each

Per 3

Dozen

Belladonna — sky blue .

. $ .25

$ .60

$ 2.25

Bellamosa — dark blue .

. 25

.60

2.25

Golden Medal Hybrids — mixed

blue shades . .

. 35

.90

3.25

Indigo — Indigo blue; new

. 35

.90

3.25

New English Hybrids; finest

mixed imported strain .

. 50

1.25

4.50

COLLECTION OFFERS — 1 each, 5 varieties — $1.50

3 each, 5 varieties — 3.75

Special Collection— Shrubbery Planting

(Order by Planting Plan Numbers.)

These specially prepared lists for foundation and yard
plantings will give complete and pleasing effects for va¬
rious types of homes. All are hardy for almost every lo¬
cality. All stock will he good, strong shrubs and will pro¬
duce early results. For Planting Plans see our general
descriptive catalogue. We will gladly give further advice
for special plantings.

PLANTING PLAN No. 1— Catalogue page 14.

3 Honeysuckle, Tartarian, bush . $ 2.25

7 Spirea, Van Houtte. . 5.25

3 Japanese Flowering Quince . 2.25

3 Weigela Rosea . . . . 2.25

3 Hugonis, “Golden Rose of China” . 2.25

7 Hydrangea P. G. . . 5.25

4 Deutzia Gracilis . 3.00

10 Japanese Berberry . 5.00

1 Norway Maple, 9 to 10 ft. branched . 2.00

Regular Value . $29.00

OUR SPECIAL PRICE . 23.00

Your Saving . . . . . $ 6.00

PLANTING PLAN No. 2— Catalogue page 14.

3 Cornus . . . . $ 2.25

6 Spirea, Van Houtte . 4.50

3 Honeysuckle, Tartarica, bush . 2.25

9 Barberry Thunbergi, Japanese . 4.50

3 Weigela Rosea . 2.25

2 Forsythia Fortunei . 1.50

1 Clematis Paniculata . . 75

Regular Value . $18.00

OUR SPECIAL OFFER . . 14.00

Your Saving. . $ 4.00

PLANTING PLAN No. 3— Catalogue page 14.

4 Honeysuckle, Tartarica, bush . . $ 3.00

3 Snowberry . 2.25

6 Grootendorst, shrub roses . 1 . 4.50

5 Barberry Thunbergi, Japanese . 2.50

4 kerria . 3.00

5 Hydrangea Arborescens . 3.75

Regular Value . . . $19.00

OUR SPECIAL PRICE. . 15.00

Your Saving . $ 4.00

BEST HARDY PHLOX

This list is made up of newer varieties and some that
are very rare. Extra strong plants, will bloom first season.
Baron von Dedem. Brilliant scarlet-red
Bridesmaid. White, crimson center
Elizabeth Campbell. Lt. salmon, dark center
Embrazement. Brilliant orange
Henri Murger. White, deep rose center
Mme. Bezanson. Best crimson
Obergartner Wittig. Bright magenta, car. eye
Rijnstroom. Pink, like Paul Neyron rose
Sir Edwin Landseer. Crim-scarlet, red center
Widar. Light reddish violet, white center

I Ea. 35c
[ 3 for 85c
) Doz. $3

SEa. 30c
3 for 70c
Doz. $2.50

i Ea. 25c
3 for 60c
Doz. $2