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PRICE LIST

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NURSERY STOCK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION

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THE GLENDALE DISTRIBUTING CO.

(Established 1921)

7015 COOPER AVENUE (At Myrtle Avenue)
BROOKLYN, N. Y.

WE DO OUR PART

BE SAFE — "Always Demand Glenco
Guaranteed Roses."

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A MESSAGE TO OUR FRIENDS

We hope this new price list will meet with your
approval. It should be considered as a supplement
to our regular colored catalogue, a copy of which
you have, or may have on request. In addition to
our rose records we have taken special care to check
all descriptions with “Modern Roses” and other
sources of reliable information, thus insuring the
accuracy of descriptive statements.

Our business was established more than 15 years
ago. During that time we have shipped plants to
every State in the Union, to Canada, and across the
seas to China and other foreign lands. To-day these
plants are growing and giving entire satisfaction to
thousands of customers, many of whom have been
with us from the first year of our venture.

Please note also that our prices have been made
as low as possible, yet we still maintain the quality
of the plants we send you. Good plants are worth
the prices asked; poor plants are worth nothing.
So we put quality first, and then furnish this high
quality at the lowest possible rate.

This price list cancels all previous price lists and
the prices herein named are for Fall of 1934 and
Spring of 1935, and purchasers should be governed
by the prices in this edition.

In this price list we have listed a great many of
the new varieties of roses, being introduced for fall
planting at greatly reduced prices. We have not
reduced or curtailed the quality in the least. Every
item offered is positively guaranteed as represented.
Our Roses are guaranteed to grow true to name and
color or they will be replaced free of charge. We
prepay all charges on all items in this price list
unless otherwise noted. Our roses are all Field
Grown No. 1 budded stock. Our bulbs are of the
finest quality obtainable and come to us direct from
Holland.

Roses planted during the fall of the year give
100% better results during the coming spring than
roses planted next April. The fall is the proper
time for planting roses. Rose lovers who make a
specialty of a pretty garden always plant their roses
during the fall of the year.

For your own protection, “Demand GLENCO
GUARANTEED ROSES.”

NOTE. — We have sold a great many Blaze Roses
and some of our customers have requested us to
enlighten them on why Blaze Rose did not give a
continuous bloom this spring, and we pass the fol¬
lowing information along to each of our customers.
Blase Rose is an Everblooming Climber. It takes
from two to three years to become acclimated be¬
fore its Everblooming qualities show. Blaze Roses
planted during the fall of 1932 bloom this year,
those planted during 1933 will bloom continuously
during 1935. We never offer any of our trade any
roses unless we know all about them. What we tell
you about a rose is true. A satisfied customer is our
best advertisement.

NEW ROSES

BETTER TIMES (Plant Patent No. 23)

The brilliant cerise flowers are large, double and
delicately fragrant. Produced on long, strong stems;
excellent for cutting; free bloomer.

Price Each, $1.50 Per Dozen, $15.00

COUNTESS VANDAL (Plant Patent No. 38)

The long, tapered bud reminds one of the modern
feminine fashions. Bronze and gold emerge from a
sheath of green sepals. Slowly the bud unfurls, the
reverse petals being copper, gradually turning to
orange-carmine on gold base. The inside is a blend
of cream-salmon and blush-pink overlaid with a cast
of gold and amber. Later on the petals quill back,
giving the effect of a cactus dahlia. Delicately
perfumed.

Price Each, $1.00 Per Dozen, $10.00

SOUVENIR (Plant Patent No. 25)

A Golden Talisman, and the best of the many
yellow variations of that now famous rose. The bud
is yellow, showing deep gold in the center, and the
open bloom is glistening buttercup-yellow. Not af¬
fected by the sun or rain. Delicately perfumed.
Disease resisting.

Price Each, $1.00 Per Dozen, $10.00

AMELIA EARHART (Plant Patent No. 63)

Truly a wonderful yellow rose. A greatly im¬
proved Souv. de Claudius Pernet. A new yellow rose
destined to great popularity. Very large, handsome
flowers may be expected from this new and wonder¬
ful creation. A beauty unsurpassed in Rosedom.
Price Each, $1.50 Per Dozen, $15.00

TOKEN (Plant Patent No. 95)

Large Ophelia shaped bud. The full double flowers
are a single toned glowing orange, a most unique
color. It is a free bloomer and has an upright growth
in the garden. The flowers are very lasting and
pleasing at all stages.

Price Each, $1.50 Per Dozen, $15.00

ALAZANE (Plant Patent Applied For)
Pahissa 1934

Bud urn shaped, large reddish-brown; flowers
cupped, opening to sorrel; unfurling from sorrel to
rich apricot and reverse of petals, sorrel striped
with yellow veins. Petals not affected by hot or
wet weather. An extremely interesting and striking
novelty which has drawn great attention wherever
shown.

Price Each, $2.00 Per Dozen, $20.00

AMBASSADOR — H.T. (Plant Patent No. 11)

Talisman type. Bud large, long pointed; flower
large, very double; bronze-salmon; fragrant. A pro¬
fuse bloomer.

Price Each, $1.00 Per Dozen, $10.00

AMI F. MAYERY — H.T. (Mme. Denoyel 1933)

Long pointed vermillion red buds; flowers extra
large, double cupped; slightly fragrant; pure bril¬
liant poppy-red on stiff stems; free bloomer.

Price Each, $2.00 Per Dozen, $20.00

CAMEO — POLY (DeRuiter 1932)

A new and distinct color fully described by the
name, shell-pink and salmon, with a glow of gold.
Large sprays in continuous succession.

Price Each, $1.25 Per Dozen, $12.50

CARMELITA — H.T. (Plant Patent No. 91)

F. Spanbauer 1933

Large ovid bud of E. G. Hill color; flowers vivid
red, color same on both sides of petals without varia¬
tions. A very vigorous grower. A new American
rose of great promise. We recommend it highly.

Price Each, $2.00 Per Dozen, $20.00

EDITH KRAUSE— H. T. (Max Krause 1931)

Some nurserymen describe this rose as “probably”
the most beautiful white, but we are safe in saying
this rose is without a doubt the most beautiful white
rose that has ever been introduced. Very large
white bud with a greenish tint, opening to a majestic
perfumed bloom of pure white. Long, strong stems
for cutting. A beauty unsurpassed in white roses.
Price Each, $1.50 Per Dozen, $15.00

LOUISE KRAUSE (Max Krause 1931)

Glistening yellow rose with orange tint; large,
full, fragrant. We consider it one of the finest yel¬
low roses of recent years. Long stems for cutting.

Price Each, $1.50 Per Dozen, $15.00

ESSENCE— H.T. (R. Cantwell 1931)

The biggest selling red rose we ever had. During
the spring of 1934 we were completely sold out in
this variety as early as the end of March. “Double
Etoile de Holland” would perfectly describe this
master rose. Perfectly formed, velvety crimson
buds, large blooms cover the bush in continuous
succession. The name bespeaks the delightful per¬
fume of “Attar of Roses.”

Price Each, $1.50 Per Dozen, $15.00

MAX KRAUSE— H.T. (Max Krause 1931)

Probably the best yellow rose of the year for
outdoor use. A gold that stays gold. Long bud and
cup formed bloom of great substance freely born on
a' long, strong stem. Very hardy. Profuse bloomer.

Price Each, $2.00 Per Dozen, $20.00

MRS. SAM McGREDY — H., PERN (McGredy 1930)

Large, fairly double blooms of orange-salmon
with a suffusion of gold. Vigorous, healthy plants.
One of the best of the tribe.

Price Each, $1.00 Per Dozen, $10.00

OTTO KRAUSS— H.P.— (C. Wiegand 1931)

A brand new rose. Buds are rich copper, opening
to a large double bloom of orange-copper lightened
with salmon and gold at the base. An everblooming
hybrid perpetual with desirable hybrid tea habit.
It has a definite place in every garden.

Price Each, $1.50 Per Dozen, $15.00

RHEINGOLD (M. Leenders & Co. 1934)

Lasting, fragrant, double golden yellow. The
flower is about the size of a Souv. de Claudius
Pernet. Free blooming; the yellow flowers form a
pleasing contrast with the large leathery light green
foliage.

Price Each, $1.50

Per Dozen, $15.00

ROCHESTER HYD. POLY. (J. H. Nicholas 1934)

Seeding of the Rev. F. Page Roberts and Echo.
A lovely constant flowering bedder of the Roberts
type of growth and form of bud and flower with the
Echo freedom oi bloom. The color of the bud is
like Rev. F. Page Roberts with more pronounced
carmine markings on the reverse of the petals, with
more blush in the open flower. Always in bloom.
Price Each, $1.50 Per Dozen, $15.00

GOVERNOR ALFRED E. SMITH— H.T.
(Plant Patent No. 62)

A rose that should be in every garden. Large
salmon and gold blooms, rounded like a “Bomb”
Peonie. A free and profuse bloomer all season. This
rose has a great future, according to the comments
we have heard from people who have visited our
test gardens.

Price Each, $1.50 Per Dozen, $15.00

NOTE. — Where dozen price is given roses may
be purchased in half-dozen lots at the dozen price.

THE SENSATION OF 1934
“NIGRETTE”

“THE BLACK ROSE OF SANGERHOUSEN”
(Plant Patent No. 87)

This new sensation of the European Rose World
is now available for the FIRST TIME in this coun¬
try. For many years the rose world has awaited
patiently for this new creation and at last we are
able to offer same to our many thousands of satis¬
fied customers throughout the entire World at a
moderate price. The cupped shaped flowers are
intensely deep maroon witn BLACKISH VELVET
sheen and are deliciously fragrant. It is the darkest
of roses — appearing almost BLACK from a little
distance. The petals do not burn in the sun. The
plant is continuously in bloom, spending most of its
energy in forming blossoms. (Late fail delivery.)
Price Each, $2.00 Per Dozen, $20.00

RAMBLERS, CLIMBING ROSES

GOLDEN CLIMBER (Plant Patent No. 28)
Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James

No color picture can do justice to this superb
climbing rose. While it is a newcomer, it has ail the
promises of becoming the foremost climbing hardy
yellow rose. In fact, it holds this position to-day.
In many respects the plant resembles Mary Wallace
and has all the good qualities of that favorite va¬
riety. Good yellow climbers are very, very rare;
therefore, GOLDEN CLIMBER has been heartily
welcomed everywhere.

Price Each, $2.00 Per Dozen, $20.00

BLAZE (Plant Patent No. 10)

Paul’s Scarlet Everblooming Climber

Acclaimed by the Nation — the only hardy ever-
blooming scarlet climber. It has every element to in¬
sure its success, for Blaze combines the vigor, beauty,
hardiness of Paul’s Scarlet Climber with the ever-
blooming qualities of a favorite everblooming rose.
In our test garden Blaze bloomed three times during
June and July of this year. The test plants were
planted during the fall of 1932.

Price Each, $1.50 Per Dozen, $15.00

(See notation on page 2)

NEW DAWN (Plant Patent No. 1)
Everblooming Climber — Sport of Dr. VanFleet

Bud and flower of medium size, double, lasting,
slightly fragrant, blush-pink, borne singly and sev¬
eral together on long stems. Foliage sufficient, me¬
dium size, climbs from 15 to 20 feet high. Free
bloomer all season.

Price Each, $1.50 Per Dozen, $15.00

ALLEN’S FRAGRANT PILLAR
Everblooming Climber

An everblooming climber of great merit, with
large, full, satiny pink blooms carried over a long
season. We consider it an improved Staechelin. The
plants are hardy and do not mildew.

Price Each, $1.50 Per Dozen, $15.00

MERCEDES GALLART
Hardy Everblooming Climber

Introduced in 1931 by Munne and has been one
of the creations that the creator could be proud of.
It is an addition to the group of hardy Everblooming
Climbers. Large, full bloom of splendid form on
long stems for cutting. Very fragrant. Cerise red,
turning to a pleasing magenta pink. Blooms steadily.

Price Each, $1.50 Per Dozen, $15.00

We also offer the following climbers for your
selection at 50c each. These bushes are all of the

hardy type, No. 1 grade

Mary Wallace — Pink
Emily Gray — Yellow
Glendale — Lemon-White
Gardenia- — Y ellow
Dr. Huey- — Crimson
Primrose — Yellow

only, and fully guaranteed.

Dorothy Perkins — Shell Pink
Pauls Scarlet — Red
American Beauty — Rose-Pink
Silver Moon — White
Veilchenblau (Blue Rambler)
Scorcher — Vermillion

BUTTERFLY BUSH
“lie de France” — Reddish-Purple

The latest novelty; introduced lately and out¬
selling all other shrubs. A rich Rosolane purple
(Ridgeway) Butterfly bush. Far more striking in
color than the older variety.

Price Each, $1.00 Per Dozen, $10.00

CLIMBING HYDRANGEA

No vine that we know of has quite the same
beauty of foliage or abundance of fragrant, lacy
flowers as this charming, refined member of the
great and useful Hydrangea family. Its stem is
woody and picturesque in winter, clinging tightly
to stone and brick work by innumerable aerial roots,
hugging a wall like ivy and requiring no tying or
trellis.

Price Each, $1.50 Per Dozen, $15.00

Everblooming Roses. Guaranteed No. 1 stock.
Field-grown; offered in the following selection at
50c each. (Roses marked * bloom in June only.)

Francis Scott Key — Crimson
Joanna Hill — Indian Yellow
Lady Alice Stanley — Pink
Los Angeles — Deep Rose and Gold
Margaret McGredy — Red and Gold
Miss Rowena Thom — Pink
Mme. Butterfly — Light Pink
Mme. Ed. Herriott — Orange-Pink

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Mme. Jules Bouche — Tinted White
Mrs. E. P. Thom — Lemon- Yellow
President Hoover — Maroon, Orange and Gold
Red Radiance — Red
Pink Radiance — Pink
Schwabenland — Cerise-Pink
Sensation — Dark Red
*American Beauty — Red
Souv. de C. Pernet — The best of the yellows
*Frau Karl Druschki — White
White Killarney — White
K. A. Viktoria — White
Grass an Teplitz — Red
Padre — Coppery Scarlet
Angeles Pernet — Chrome-Yellow
Dame Edith Helen — Pink
Duchess of Wellington — Pale Buff -Yellow
Chas. K. Douglas — Red
Betty Uprichard — Salmon-Pink
Duchess of York — Pink and Gold
Talisman — Golden Yellow and Orange

In offering the above selection we have listed only
a few of the many varieties we handle. We do not
attempt to give a complete list of the many different
varieties and if there are any roses you would care
to have we would be pleased to quote you same
upon request. We have all the old and new varie¬
ties, but list only a small list of the best sellers. Our
supply of roses is comprised of many different varie¬
ties and it would take a great deal of space to list
the entire selection.

OTHER ROSES FOR FALL OR SPRING
PLANTING

Each

Mary Hart — H.T. (Red Talisman) Plant Pat.

No. 28. A garnet red Talisman with yellow
markings . $1.50

Dotty — Color of bud reminds of Rev. F. Page
Roberts, while the bronze tint remains in
open bloom . 1.00

Autumn — Crown orange passing to chestnut . 1.00

Barbara Richards — H.T. — Corn-yellow and
buff, flushed pink. Unique in Rosedom . 2.00

Sunkist — The name was suggested by the ripe
“Sunkist” oranges which are the color of
bud and bloom . 2.00

Roslyn — Still one of the favorite yellow roses 1.00

Olympiad — Bud firey red with gold base . 1.00

Chas. P. Kilham — Oriental orange-red . 75

Syracuse — Crimson scarlet. A free bloomer . 1.00

Villa de Paris — Lemon-yellow. Gold medal
winner . 75

Rev. F. Page Roberts — Two-tone . 75

Hadley — Velvety crimson. Gold medal winner .75

Golden Dawn — Lemon-yellow . 1.00

Hollywood — Dark red rose, veined darker . 75

Mrs. G. A. VanRossem — Brownish-yellow, cop¬
per-pink . 75

Mrs. Pierre S. du Pont — Reddish gold buds
and yellow . - . 75

Vaterland — Blood red with coppery reflexes . 75

PEONIES

We have the finest line of Peonie roots that can
be offered to anyone. Not little bits of clumps cut
up to make a number of clumps, but real large
clumps that give results. These clumps should be
planted during the fall six inches below ground
surface. We can supply same in red, pink, white,
yellow.

Each Clump, 30c

AMARYLLIS HYBRID BULBS

We pride ourselves in the class of Amaryllis
bulbs we sell. During the past season we sold a
great many thousands Amaryllis bulbs and we have
just as many letters of praise in our files as to the
performance of our bulbs that we shipped. Every
bulb that we sent out bloomed. We examine each
bulb before shipping same and make sure that it is
budded and will bloom. At the Brooklyn Show last
spring we sold hundreds of these bulbs and a great
many customers came back to our plant and told
us how wonderfully the bulbs flowered. Many came
back for more- bulbs. Not one complaint was re¬
ceived. The Amaryllis bulb is the most popular of
house plants, giving from four to sixteen large lily¬
like flowers. Most beautiful colors are available.
Each bulb from four to five inches in diameter.
Guaranteed to bloom during this coming winter in
a pot in your home. Shipment November to March.

Price Each, 50c Per Dozen, $5.50

HOLLAND BULBS

One of the genuine delights of life is the appear¬
ance of early flowers that herald spring. What
flowers in your garden give as much satisfaction
and joy as the fragrant Hyacinths, colorful Tulips,
cheerful Narcissus or gay Crocuses? Prepare your
garden and make your selection of bulbs now from
this list to enjoy a colorful garden next spring.
The following bulbs are imported direct from a
leading Holland Bulb Grower. Therefore we guar¬
antee Genuine Holland Bulbs of Prime Quality,
true to name and color.

Hyacinths

General de Wet — Light Pink
Grande Blanche — Blush White
LaVictorie — Carmine Red
L’lnnocence — Bells Pure White
Marconi — Dark Pink, Shaded Red
Myosotis — Blue

Gertrude— Rosy Pink
Grand Maitre — Sky Blue
Lady Derby — Delicate Pink
Lord Balfour — Purplish-Violet
Marie — Deep Dark Blue
Yellow Hammer — Creamy White

Any of the above varieties. Exhibition size.

$2.00 per Dozen $14.00 per 100

Special collection of Hyacinths, Exhibition size,
6 White, 6 Pink, 6 Red, 6 Yellow, 6 Light Blue,
6 Dark Blue. $5.25

Bedding Hyacinths

Should be planted 6 inches deep and 6-8 inches
apart. Snow White, Delicate Pink, Bright Red,
Light Blue, Dark Blue, Yellow. Any of the above
colors.

$1.00 per Dozen

$7.00 per 100

Special collection Bedding Hyacinths, 10 bulbs
each — White, Pink, Red, Yellow, Blue.

50 for $3.60

Narcissus for Naturalizing
25 for $1.00 100 for $3.00

Narcissus - Daffodils

Dozen 100

Emperor (Trumpet) Deep Yellow . . $1.00 $7.00

King Alfred (Trumpet) Golden Yellow . 1.25 8.00

Spring Glory (Bicolor Trumpet) White . 1.00 7.00

Lucifer (Incomparabilis) Orange Red . (55 4.00

Sir Watkins (Incomparabilis) Deep Yellow . 85 0.00

Conspicuus (Barri) Pale Yellow-Orange . 05 4.00

Seagull (Barri) White, Yellow, Apricot Edge . 75 5.00

White Lady (Leedsi) White, Crinkled . 65 4.00

Ornatus (Poeticus) White, Saffron, Scarlet . 65 4.00

Laurens Koster (Poetaz) White, Yellow Eye.... .65 4.00

Orange Cup. (Poetaz) Yellow, Orange Eye . 65 4.00

Albo Pieno Odorata (Double) White, Scented . 70 4.50

Von Sion (Double) Pure Golden Yellow . 1.00 7.00

Jonquils (Single) Golden Yellow . 65 4.00

Popular collection of Narcissus, 10 bulbs each of
the following: Yellow Trumpet, Bicolor Trumpet,
Incomparabilis, Leedsi, Poetaz. 50 bulbs for $3.00

Breeder Tulips

This class of Tulip is known for its gigantic
flowers borne on tall, robust stems and the ex¬
quisitely blended bronze shades. They come to
bloom at the same time as the Darwin Tulips.

Dozen 100

Panorama — Reddish Mahogany . $ .55 $3.50

Prince of Orange— -Deep Orange . 65 4.00

Louis XIV — Dark Purple . 55 3.50

Velvet King — Deepest Glossy Purple . 60 3.75

Yellow Perfection — Bronze Yellow . 55 3.50

Special Breeder Tulip Selection, 10 bulbs each of
each of the above varieties. Each packed separately.

50 Bulbs, $2.00

Double Early Tulips

Tulips resembling Peonies. They are very heavy

and sturdy.

Dozen 100

Electra — Deep Rose, Feathered Violet . $ .65 $4.00

Mrs. Van der Hoeff — Bright Yellow . 60 3.75

Murillo — Delicate Pink . 55 3.50

Vuurbaak — Scarlet . 60 3.75

SPECIAL — Rainbow mixture of Double Early
Tulips. A solid bed with many colors and shades.

25 bulbs, $1.00 $3.50 per 100

Darwin Tulips (Long Stemmed)

There is hardly any other class of Tulips so useful
for various purposes as the Darwin Tulips. They
bloom during May. Plant during October, November
and December, 5 inches deep and 5 inches apart.

Dozen 100

Bartigon — Clear Crimson Red . $ .50 $3.25

Clara Butt — Clear Salmon Pink . 50 3.25

Dream — Soft Uniform Lilac . 55 3.50

Farncombe Sanders — Fiery Rose Scarlet . 50 3.25

Inglescombe — Yellow . 55 3.50

Da Tulipe Noire (The Black Tulip) . 55 3.50

Pride of Haarlem — Cerise Red . 50 3.25

Princess Elizabeth — Clear Deep Pink . 50 3.25

Rev. H. Ewbank — Lilac . 50 3.25

Roi d’Islande — Old Rose, Blue Base . 50 3.25

Special Collection, No. 1 Darwin Tulips

Ten bulbs each of the above named Darwin va¬
rieties, each marked separately.

100 Bulbs, $3.25

Special Collection No. 2

Rainbow Mixture of Darwin Tulips. A wealth of
colors and shades.

100 Bulbs for $2.75

Lily-Flowering Tulips — “Sirene”

Beautiful deep rose with pale margins. Opens
first like a rose with glowing warmth in its color,
then takes on the forms of a graceful lily, while
the color grows more delicate; late in mid-day sun
it changes to a perfect six-pointed star of silvery
rose.

Per Dozen, 65c $4.25 per 100

Rembrandt Tulips

They comprise a strain of variegated Darwin
Tulips, so-called Broken Darwin Tulips. They possess
splendid decorative value. Every flower has fantas¬
tic stripes, veins, rims and other peculiar marks
which makes the flower very picturesque. A splendid
mixture in all shades.

Per Dozen, 65c $4.00 per 100

Parrot Tulips

They are the most fantastic of all Tulips with
their fringed, scalloped petals. In the Rock Garden
or in front of evergreens or shrubs they are very
effective.

Per Dozen, 65c $4.00 per 100

Cottage Tulips

Cottage Tulips come to bloom a little later than
the Darwin and Breeder Tulips. They differ from
these in that the blossoms are more slender and their
shape is more graceful. Many of the Cottage Tulips

are very fragrant.

Dozen 100

Gesneriana Lutea — Pure Yellow . $ .55 $3.50

John Ruskin — Apricot-Orange . 55 3.50

Orange King — Deep Orange, Shaded Rose . 55 3.50

Picotee — Border Tulip, White . 50 3.25

Triton — Bright Pink . 60 3.75

SPECIAL COLLECTION — 10 each of the above-
named varieties, each packed separately.

50 Bulbs, $1.90

Other collections of assorted colors, 25 for 85c.
Single Early Tulips

Come in bloom during April, several weeks before
the Darwin Tulips. Blooms very lasting, assorted

colors.

Dozen 100

Keizerskroon — Crimson Scarlet . $ .65 $4.00

Pink Beauty^ — Cherry-Rose . 65 4.00

Prince of Austria — Scarlet and Yellow . 55 3.50

DeWet — Golden Yellow, Flushed Orange . 65 4.00

Rising Sun — Deep Yellow . 60 3.75

Special Rainbow Mixture of Single Early Tulips.

25 for 85c 100 for $2.75

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SPRING’S HERALDS
Scilla Sibirica (Blue Squill)

Bell-like flowers of bright blue. Bloom during
April. Plant 3 to 4 inches deep. Fine for natural¬
izing.

Per Dozen, 30c Per 100, $1.75

Scilla Campanulata (Wood Hyacinth)

Spikes 14 inches high. Clear blue bell-like flowers.

Per Dozen, 35c 100 for $2.00

Chionodoxa (Glory-of-the-Snow)

The hardiest, most easily cultivated and most
beautiful of all the early spring flowering bulbs.
Bear a number of flowers on spikes 5 inches high.
Clear sky blue with white centers.

Per Dozen, 30c Per 100, $1.75

Grape-Hyacinths (Muscari Blue)

Planted in masses in either shade or sun, these
little flowers are attractive in every location.
Thickly set flowers, pearl-like blooms in heavenly
blue color. Do not dig up after blooming; they will
increase year after year.

Per Dozen, 30c Per 100, $1.75

Snowdrops (Galanthus Nivalis)

Are the first to open in spring and are very
lovely. They dislike being moved, t so do not dig
them after they bloom. Plant 2 inches deep.

Per Dozen, 35c Per 100, $2.25

SPECIAL COLLECTIONS
Rock Garden Collection

12 bulbs each, Jonquils (yellow), Tulips (dwarf),
Crocuses, Chionodoxa, Scilla, Grape-Hyacinths,
Snowdrops.

84 Bulbs, Separately Marked, $2.50
Naturalizing Collection — 50 Bulbs Each

Narcissus, Crocus, Chionodoxa, Snowdrops, Grape-
Hyacinths, Scilla. 300 bulbs for $5.50

CROCUSES

Crocuses are most effective planted in masses on
the lawn, between shrubs, along hedges. In the rock
garden they make a wonderful display. May be left
in the ground for 3 years. Bloom during March and
April. Plant 1 inch deep. Bright blue, purple, pure
white, variegated striped, golden yellow. Any of
the above colors.

Per Dozen, 30c Per 100, $2.00

A special mixture of all colors, 100 for $1.75.

BULBOUS IRISES

Hardy Dutch Iris come to bloom shortly after
German Iris are gone. Height 20-27 inches. Fine
for cutting. We carry the finest of bulbs in all
varieties —

Huchtenburg — Lilac Shaded White; Falls, Orange-
Yellow

Imperator — Deep Blue, Large Flower
Theo de Bock — Almost Bronze Colored Flower
White Excelsior — Pure White, Very Distinct
Yellow Queen — An Even Tone of Golden Yellow
Any of the above, 50c per Doz.; $3.00 per 100.
Special mixture of Dutch Iris, 25, 75c; 100, $2.00.

SHRUBS

We are offering for FALL PLANTING ONLY
the following hardy shrubs at reduced prices. These
prices will not be maintained for spring of 1935,
but simply apply for the fall of 1934. Take advan¬
tage of these low prices. Shrubs planted during this
fall will bloom profusely next spring. Each of these
shrubs are more than five foot high, No. 1 stock,
and are shipped express collect.

Althaea — Pink Rose of Sharon
Butterfly Bush — Summer Lilac
Deutzia — Pride of Rochester
Red Dogwood — Cornus — This is Red Branch
Dogwood. (Not Red Flowering Dogwood.)
Forsythea — Golden Bell.

Hydrangea — P. G. Panicula.

Hydrangea — Snowball — “Hills of Snow”

Mock Orange
Weigelia — Pink

Spiraea — Vanhouttel — Bridal Wreath

Red Barberry

Wisteria Vines

Japanese Quince

Tamarax — Red

Price Each, 25c Per Dozen, $2.50

HYDRANGEA TREES

Very beautiful, bloom during late August and
September. Our trees are about five or six feet
high. Shipped by express collect.

Price Each, $2.00 Per Dozen, $20.00

Peat Moss - Humus - Bonemeal - Cow Manure
Sheep Manure - Garden Tools

Prices on Application.

Nursery Stock of Every Description

We ship and deliver all over the World

Roses and Bulbs may be shipped
to your friends or relatives in
foreign lands. We guarantee
safe delivery.