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Beginning with a gorgeous display of spring flowers there follow attractions that will delight you throughout
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A catalog of the better varieties of choice, hardy plants that are adapted to the
soils and climate of these North-Central States
Dedicated to the Gardening Season of 1936 —
That its opportunities may bring to you a greater realization of satisfaction in the enjoyment of the
grounds about your home.
As Nurserymen, Horticulturists and Landscape Architects for over 40 years our experience and
assistance is at your service to help you in any manner of landscape
and garden planting.
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Arrange Them Properly
to make your yard more attractive and enjoyable. Ask us for
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You are invited to consult with our Landscape Designers.
We will offer suggestions and supply planting information so that
you will get the most in beauty and attractiveness from your
grounds. There is no need to make haphazard plantings or to
trust to luck for results.
BEGIN WITH A CAREFUL PLANTING PLAN to suit your
own requirements. With a well-designed, definite plan for the
arrangement of your plantings you are sure of successful results
at the minimum of expense. Our landscape designers can help
you save both time and money.
A landscape plan will show you just
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We have modern equipment and for your protection
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An informal plan of dsvelopment
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be to your advantage.
These special trips can be
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tendents are available for
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construction anywhere.
Full information and terms
given on request.
Well Planned and Well Planted Grounds
Are Always Admired
Throughout all parts of the Northwest there are today hundreds of pleasing home yards, parks
and institutions whose attractive grounds are the result of our landscape planning and planting as¬
sistance.
Space permits naming here but a very few patrons, outside our own Twin Cities, that we have
been privileged to serve: —
MINNESOTA
Alexandria,
Mr. P. J. Noonan
Austin,
Mr. B. F. Hormel
Benson,
Mr. A. L. Stone
Brainerd,
Dr. R. A. Beise
Cloquet,
Mr. Walter B. Driscoll
Crosby,
Mr. E. W. Hallett
Deer River,
Mr. Geo. Herried
Detroit Lakes,
Mr. Sidney T. Smith
Duluth,
Mr. H. C. Hornby
Mr. G. H. Crosby
Elk River,
Mr. L. D. Bailey
Mr. L. K. Houlton
Ely,
Dr. O. W. Parker
Forest Lake,
Mr. Grant Waldref
Grand Rapids,
Blandin Paper Co.
Henning,
Mr. C. L. Barker
Jeffers,
Mr. C. R. Duroe
Litchfield,
Mrs. E. W. Campbell
New Ulm,
Dr. O. J. Seifert
Pequot,
Fawcett's Breezy Pt.
Lodge
Princeton,
Mr. O. J. Odegaard
Rochester,
Mrs. J. H. Kahler
Dr. M. S. Henderson
Dr. A. W. Adson
St. Cloud,
Mrs. R. B. Brower
Dr. W. T. Wenner
Dr. J. J. Geltz
Winona,
Mrs. Paul Watkins
Newton,
Mr. L. F. Maytag
Sioux City,
Mrs. D. W. McAhren
IOWA
Eau Claire,
Mr. E. R. Hamilton
Mr. P. M. Beach
Dr. E. L. Mason
Mr. A. O. Ayres
Hudson,
Miss Essie Williams
LaCrosse,
Mr. F. W. Sisson
Neenah,
Mr. H. K. Babcock
Mr. J. N. Bergstrom
Rhinelander,
Mrs. L. C. Donaldson
Stevens Point,
Mr. J. P. Jacobs
Wausau,
Mr. D. C. Everest
Wisconsin Rapids,
Mr. Isaac Witter
Dr. O. N. Mortensen
Clarion,
Mr. Hal E. Smith
Cresco,
Mrs. C. C. Burgess
Davenport,
Mrs. J. J. Reimers
Des Moines,
Mr. C. B. Stiver
Fort Dodge,
Mr. L. E. Armstrong
Iowa City,
State Univ. of Iowa
WISCONSIN
Antigo,
Mr. J. E. Collins
Ashland,
Ashland Co. Court
House
Boulder Jet.,
Mr. Harry Benham
Cable,
Mrs. Theo. Griggs
Eagle River,
Mr. E. W. Ellis
NORTH DAKOTA
Bismarck,
Mrs. G. D. Mann
Bowman,
Mr. C. J. Phelan
Fargo,
Mr. G. W. Haggart
Mandan,
Dr. B. S. Nickerson
Oakes
Mr. J. F. Nichols
SOUTH DAKOTA
Aberdeen,
Mr. B. C. Lamont
Britton,
Mr. Howard Dakins
Centerville,
Mr. F. C. Berven
Chamberlain,
Mr. N. E. Fuller
Hot Springs,
Mr. F. O. Butler
Mobridge,
Mr. J. C. Webster
Watertown,
Mr. G. W. Hart
MONTANA
Butte,
Mr. F. M. Bell
Hamilton,
Mrs. M. F. Daly
Kalispel,
Dr. F. B. Ross
MICHIGAN
Gladstone,
Mrs. W. L. Marble
Iron River,
Mrs. L. E. Irvine
Ironwood,
Montreal Mining Co.
Marquette,
Mrs. Paul Carroll
You, too, will find our specialized Landscape Planning and Planting Service to be both economical and helpful.
to all residents of the Northwest. Your inquiries are invited.
It is available
the park nurseries
Saint Paul
HOLM & OLSON. Inc.
The beauty of suitable Shrub and Evergreen plantings add permanently to the charm of this attractive home
Shrubs for Flower and Foliage
Sturdy Plants for Northern Gardens
Much of the beauty in the landscape planting of the home yard is supplied by shrubs. Their uses are
many and their cost is nominal.
It is the softening grace of the dwarf and medium-height shrubs when planted about the house founda¬
tions that creates the transformation from bareness to beauty. The taller shrubs find their proper place in the
border along the lot boundaries to give privacy or to screen out unattractive views.
A large area of our nursery and the skill of experienced gardeners is devoted to developing our shrubs
into sturdy, handsome plants that will quickly bring attractiveness to your home grounds.
PLEASE NOTE: The figures following the shrub name show the approximate height of growth.
FLOWERING ALMOND
Double Flowering Almond (Amygdalus rosea).
4 to 5 ft. A symmetrical, upright shrub with
a striking display of pink, rose-like flowers
along the branches in early spring. One of
the earliest shrubs to bloom. A white-flower¬
ing variety is also offered.
2 to 3 ft _ $0.70
3 to 4 ft _ .90
BUCKTHORN
Buckthorn (Rhamnus cathartica). 8 to 10 ft.
Very dependable dense-growing shrub with
lustrous leaves and black berries. A twiggy
growth that permits of trimming to any de¬
sired form or outline. (See page 1 7 for hedge
prices and sizes.)
2 to 3 ft _ $0.30
3 to 4 ft _ .50
4 to 5 ft _ .75
CARAGANA. See Siberian Pea Tree, page 8.
The Flowering Almond is very colorful
in early spring
BARBERRY
Japanese Barberry (Berberis thunbergi). 2V2 ft.
The most popular hardy dwarf shrub
with low, spreading growth to form a dense
bush. Red berries, brilliant fall foliage color.
Grows most anywhere — in partial shade,
sunny, moist or dry places.
12 to 18 in _ $0.25
18 to 24 in _ .40
24 to 30 in _ .50
THE NEW RED-LEAVED
BARBERRY
Red-Leaved Barberry. 2V2 ft. Similar
in growth to the Japanese Barberry but
has rich, bronze-red leaves that hold
their red color all summer. A bright
contrast to other shrubs. Plant in full
sun for best leaf color.
12 to 18 in _ $0.45
18 to 24 in _ .65
BRIDAL WREATH. See under Spiraea, page 8.
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The unusual leaves of
the Silver Dogwood
CORALBERRY
Coralberry (Symphoricarpos vulgaris). 3 to 4 ft. A medium height,
graceful, native shrub that grows well in sun or shade. Red ber¬
ries cluster the ends of the branches in late summer.
2 to 3 ft _ $0.50 3 to 4 ft _ $0.65
COTONEASTER
Cotoneaster acutifolia. QUINCE BERRY. 6 ft. A neat, clean shrub
with dark, glossy green leaves. A dense-growing and highly
ornamental bush all season with a striking, bright yellow fall
coloration. (For hedges see page 17.)
18 to 24 in _ $0.30 2 to 3 ft _ $0.45
3 to 4 ft _ $0.65
CURRANTS— ORNAMENTAL
Mountain Currant (Ribes alpinum). 4 ft. Excellent, dense-growing,
very hardy ornamental shrub. Stands shearing and will grow in
shade. Probably the most generally useful of all the dwarf
shrubs. (For hedges see page 17.)
12 to 18 in - $0.40 18 to 24 in _ $0.60
24 to 30 in _ .80
Yellow-Flowering Currant (Ribes aureum). 6 ft. A substantial,
spreading bush with large, yellow, fragrant flowers in spring.
Stands shade. A very popular old-fashioned shrub.
DOGWOOD (Comus)
Golden Dogwood (Comus siberica aurea). 6 ft. Highly valued for
its bright yellow branches in fall and winter and particularly
attractive when planted near the red-barked variety. White
flowers.
2 to 3 ft _ $0.50 3 to 4 ft _ $0.75
Red-Twigged Dogwood (Comus siberica). 6 ft. A hardy, vigorous
bush with bright coral-red branches which make this sturdy shrub
attractive in all seasons. Strong and erect in growth.
2 to 3 ft _ $0.50 3 to 4 ft _ $0.75
Silver Dogwood (Comus elegantissima). 6 ft. The green leaves are
striped and margined with white. Red colored bark. An unusual
plant making a bright spot of color in the shrub group. (See
illustration.)
18 to 24 in _ $0.50 2 to 3 ft _ $0.75
3 to 4 ft _ $1.00
ELDERBERRY
Black-Fruited Elder (Sambucus canadensis). 6 ft. The old-fashioned
favorite with large clusters of fragrant white flowers and edible
black fruit. A rapid-growing, hardy shrub that stands partial
shade.
2 to 3 ft _ $0.50 3 to 4 ft _ $0.80
Cut-Leaved Elder (Sambucus nigra laciniata). 6 ft. Lacy, fem-
like leaves that make a pleasing contrast with other shrubs. The
branches are spreading and gracefully drooping.
2 to 3 ft _ $0.50 3 to 4 ft _ $0.80
Golden Elder (Sambucus aurea). 7 ft. A handsome, wide-spreading
shrub with bright yellow leaves all season. It shows its brightest
color when planted in a sunny spot.
2 to 3 ft _ $0.50 3 to 4 ft _ $0.80
Red-Berried Elder (Sambucus racemosa). 7 ft. Big clusters of bright
red berries in July. A large native shrub of spreading growth.
2 to 3 ft _ $0.60 3 to 4 ft _ $0.85
4 to 5 ft _ $1.00
THE WATER-LANCE
A new device for watering trees and shrubs. Fits on any hose.
Saves water and gets the moisture directly to the roots. Price $1.50.
(Descriptive folder mailed on request.)
2 to 3 ft. _ $0.50
3 to 4 ft. _ .75
SHRUBS FOR SHADE
A list of hardy varieties that will stand
partial shade.
Japanese Barberry
Dogwood, in variety
Currant, Yellow flowering
Currant, Alpine
Coralberry
Snowberry
Honeysuckle, in variety
Hydrangea, Snowhill
Elder. in variety
Philadelphus, in variety
Viburnum, in variety
Shrubs and lawns that are shaded are
greatly improved by fertilizer. We rec¬
ommend "LOMA," a plant food to in¬
crease growth and flowers — described
on page 31.
Skillful planting has made this home yard an inviting and delightful spot
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FLOWERING SHRUBS— Continued
EUONYMUS (Strawberry Bush)
Euonymus alatus. WINGED STRAWBERRY BUSH. 6 to 8 ft. The bark on its
horizontally-growing branches has a curious winged development. The leaves
are clean and lustrous and have a brilliant fall color. Rose colored berries in fall.
18 to 24 in _ $0.50 2 to 3 ft _ $0.80
Euonymus americana. STRAWBERRY BUSH. 8 ft. An admirable, hardy shrub
with upright, slender, green branches; neat foliage and pink colored fruits. Bright
fall foliage color.
2 to 3 ft _ $0.60 3 to 4 ft _ $0.90
4 to 5 ft _ $1.25
GOLDEN BELL (Forsythia)
FORSYTHIA, suspensa. GOLDEN BELL. 5 ft. Golden, bell-shaped flowers in spring.
Needs winter protection in Minnesota.
2 to 3 ft. _ $0.50
CRANBERRY, Highbush. See Viburnum, page 9.
HONEYSUCKLE
Pink Honeysuckle (Lonicera tatarica rosea). 8 ft. The popular pink to rose flowering
Honeysuckle bush. Bright red berries follow the blossoms. Very hardy, rapid-
growing shrub that thrives well in sun or partial shade.
2 to 3 ft _ $0.50 3 to 4 ft _ $0.75
4 to 5 ft _ $1.00
The bush Honeysuckle gives an
abundance of bright pink flowers
Morrow's Honeysuckle (Lonicera Morrowi). 5 to 6 ft. Compact yet
spreading growth with gracefully curved branches. Cream-
yellow flowers cover the stems in May followed by red berries
in July.
2 to 3 ft _ $0.50
3 to 4 ft _ .75
White Honeysuckle (L. tatarica alba). 8 ft. A hardy bush honey¬
suckle with white flowers. The general appearance and type
of growth is similar to the Pink flowering variety.
2 to 3 ft _ $0.50
3 to 4 ft _ .75
JUNEBERRY
Juneberry (Amelanchier canadensis). 15 ft. Good native shrub
with white flowers early in spring and black fruit that attracts
birds. A tall and desirable background shrub.
2 to 3 ft _ $0.60
3 to 4 ft _ .75
Hydrangea Snowhill (H. arborescens grandiflora). 3 V2 ft. Large,
white snowball-like flowers from June to frost. A pleasing bush
in every way with large leaves and spreading growth. Likes
partial shade.
18 to 24 in - $0.40 2 to 3 ft _ $0.55
3 to 4 ft _ .75
MOCKORANGE (Syringa)
Double-Flowering (Virginal) Mockorange. 4 to 5 ft. Magnificent
new variety with large, creamy- white and fragrant double flowers.
Full bloom in spring followed by occasional flowers all season.
Excellent foliage and a shrub that always attracts attention.
2 to 3 ft - $0.60
3 to 4 ft - - .80
Golden Mockorange (Philadelphus aureus). 3 ft. Bright golden-
yellow leaves make this dwarf shrub very valuable to color
shrub groups. Cheerful and attractive all through the summer.
12 to 18 in - $0.50
18 to 24 in _ .65
24 to 30 in _ .80
HYDRANGEA
Hydrangea, Large Flowering (H. paniculata
grandiflora). 4 ft. Magnificent, conical
flowers of white that have a pink color in
fall and are often cut for winter house deco¬
ration. The largest and most handsome
flowers of all hardy shrubs.
18 to 24 in _ $0.40
2 to 3 ft _ .55
3 to 4 ft _ .75
Lemoine's Mockorange (Philadelphus Lem-
oinei). 5 ft. A hardy, erect, fine-leaved
shrub. Its slender branches bear an abun¬
dance of fragrant white flowers in June.
Particularly desirable in house foundation
plantings.
18 to 24 in. _ $0.40
2 to 3 ft _ .50
3 to 4 ft _ .75
Sweet Mockorange (Philadelphus coronarius).
8 ft. A popular, old-time favorite. Big, pure-
white and delightfully fragrant flowers in
June that give the plant its name. A splen¬
did ornamental and hardy tall shrub.
Tree Hydrangea. A single-stemmed, tree form n , „ ,.
A to o it. _______
of the large-flowering Hydrangea. 3 to 4 ft
3 to 4 ft - $1.25 The Snowhill Hydrangea 4 to 5 ft _
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Purple Lilac (Syringa vulgaris). 10 ft. The old-fashioned, fragrant lilac. A hardy
and dependable shrub that everyone admires. Offered also in white-flowering
variety.
2 to 3 ft _ $0.45 3 to 4 ft _ $0.65
4 to 5 ft _ $1.00
FLOWERING LOCUST
Locust, Pink Flowering or Rose Acacia (Robinia hispida). 5 ft. Always admired
for its sprays of rose-colored flowers in clusters in June. Pea-like soft green foliage
like the Locust tree.
2 to 3 ft _ $0.75 3 to 4 ft _ $1.00
NINEBARK (Physocarpus)
Dwarf Ninebark (Physocarpus monogynus). 3!/2 ft. A desirable addition to the
list of hardy, dwarf shrubs. Native of Colorado. Makes a full bush of upright
growth with small leaves. Bears white flowers in spring. Grows well in most
any soil.
18 to 24 in _ $0.40 2 to 3 ft _ $0.60
The New Double-Flowering Mockorange
SYRINGA (Philadelphus) VIRGINAL. (Page 6.)
NEW FRENCH LILACS
FRENCH HYBRID LILACS are modern improvements of the
old-fashioned lilac. The flowers are gorgeous in coloring
and much larger in size. The French Lilacs bloom when
young and bear year after year a profusion of delightful
blossoms.
Golden Ninebark (Physocarpus aureus). 6 ft. A full-branched
bushy, golden-leaved shrub. Makes a pleasing color contrast
in shrub groups.
2 to 3 ft _ $0.50 3 to 4 ft _ $0.75
Tall Ninebark (Physocarpus opulifolius). 7 ft. A vigorous, large-
leaved shrub that is excellent for use as a screen or background
planting. The white flowers of spring are followed by red seed
pods.
2 to 3 ft _ $0.50 3 to 4 ft _ $0.75
FLOWERING PLUMS
The varieties that are listed are careful selections of the better
free-blooming kinds of new French Lilacs.
Alphonse Lavalle. Large double flowers of blue violet.
Belle de Nancy. Double flowers of satiny-pink effect.
Chas. Joly. Double dark wine-colored flowers.
Chas. X. Single. Long trusses of large, reddish-purple flowers.
Ludwig Spaeth. Single. Long trusses of dark purplish red flowers.
Marie Legraye. Excellent single white. Plants bloom when young.
Double-Flowering Plum (Prunus triloba). 5 ft. A great attraction
in early Spring when the branches carry clusters of large, double,
pink rose-like flowers. Similar to the Flowering Almond but a
more desirable and hardier shrub.
2 to 3 ft _ $0.60 3 to 4 ft _ $0.75
4 to 5 ft _ 1.25
Purple-Leaf Plum (Newport). 10 ft. Has dark, purple-colored leaves
all summer that make a striking color contrast in shrub plantings.
Michael Buchner. Double. Clear pale lilac.
Madame Lemoine. Double. Pure white flowers in profusion,
President Grevy. Double. Light blue. Individual flowers
are very large.
Prices of new French Lilacs:
2 to 3 ft _ $0.70 3 to 4 ft _ $0.90
4 to 5 ft. — heavy plants _ 1.50
Large full-grown specimens, $2.50 to $5.00
Late-Flowering Lilac (Villosa). 10 ft. Unusually ornamental
in rich dark foliage with pinkish-lilac flowers in June. A
choice Japanese variety that flowers two weeks later than
the other types.
2 to 3 ft _ $0.60 3 to 4 ft _ $0.80
4 to 5 ft. _ 1.00
Persian Lilac (Syringa persica). 7 ft. Has small leaves and
open, graceful growth. Light purple flowers in May.
Lacks the heavy, coarse appearance of the common lilac.
2 to 3 ft _ $0.60 3 to 4 ft _ $0.80
4 to 5 ft. _ 1.00
Red Persian Lilac (Rouen or Rothomagensis). 7 ft. Produces
a profusion of reddish-purple lilac flowers in May on a
graceful, slender-branching plant.
2 to 3 ft _ $0.60 3 to 4 ft _ $0.80
2 to 3 ft _ $0.60 3 to 4 ft _ $0.75
4 to 5 ft. _ 1.25
Why not develop your yard so that it becomes your out-door living room?
We can help you with plans and plants.
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RUSSIAN OLIVE (Oleaster)
Russian Olive (Elaeagnus angustifolia). 12 ft. A hardy tall shrub with willow-like
leaves of rich silvery white. Suited for background plantings and very hardy.
Yellow fruits follow the inconspicuous flowers of spring.
2 to 3 ft _ $0.50 3 to 4 ft _ $0.75
4 to 5 ft _ $1.00
SNOWBERRY
White Snowberry (Symphoricarpus racemosus). 4 ft. Slender, graceful shrub with
large waxy white berries in September that remain far into the winter. Splendid
for planting in front of larger shrubs and under trees.
2 to 3 ft _ $0.50 3 to 4 ft _ $0.65
FLOWERING SHRUBS— Continued
NANKING CHERRY
Prunus Tomentosa. NANKING CHERRY. 6 ft. New hardy shrub, from China. Light-
tinted flowers of spring are followed by globular red fruit that is relished by the birds
and excellent for preserving.
3 to 4 ft _ $0.75 4 to 5 ft _ $1.00
BUSH ROSES (other bush roses on page 30)
Rose, Red Leaved (Rosa rubrifolia). 3 ft. A hardy rose with red leaves all summer. Makes
a beautiful contrast in the shrub '“roups. The blossoms are of a bright pink and are
followed by red fruits. Upright in growth with slender, purple branches.
Strong Plants _ $0.60 Extra size - $0.75
Rugosa Rose. 4 ft. A splendid shrub with the unusual attraction of large, pink flowers,
handsome deep green foliage and bright fruit pods. Introduced from Japan and has
proven extremely hardy and vigorous in growth.
Strong Plants _ $0.60 Extra size - $0.75
The large-flowering garden roses,
with many new varieties, are listed
on pages 28 and 29.
Spiraea Snow-Garland (Thunbergi). Blooms
before its leaves appear. (Page 9.)
SIBERIAN PEA
Siberian Pea Tree (Caragana arborescens). 8 ft. A tall shrub of upright growth
with bright green pea-like leaves. Yellow flowers in May followed by ornamental
seed pods. Stands poor soils and dry locations.
2 to 3 ft _ $0.45 3 to 4 ft _ $0.65
4 to 5 ft _ $1.00
The Lilacs bring both fragrance and beauty
to the garden. (Page 7.)
SPIRAEAS
BRIDAL WREATH. S. Van Houttei. 51/2 ft. Most admired of all shrubs. A graceful
bush with arching branches that is a snowbank of flowers in late May. Grows well
in most any situation.
18 to 24 in - $0.25 2 to 3 ft _ $0.40
3 to 4 ft - .60 Specimen Shrubs _ 1.00
CALLOSA ROSEA SPIRAEA. 3 ft. A splendid medium height shrub. Rose colored
flowers in flat-topped clusters all season.
18 to 24 in _ $0.40
CRIMSON SPIRAEA. S. Anthony Waterer. 2 ft. A free-flowering dwarf shrub of
compact form. Rosy-crimson flowers in flat-top clusters all summer. A pleasing
color combination planted with Snowhill Hydrangea.
12 to 18 in - $0.40 18 to 24 in _ $0.60
24 to 30 in _ $0.75
GARLAND SPIRAEA. S. Arguta. 4 ft. A cloud of dainty white blossoms in May.
Graceful and attractive all season with long light-green leaves.
2 to 3 ft _ $0.50 3 to 4 ft _ $0.75
GOLDEN SPIRAEA. Please see under NINEBARK, Golden; page 7.
JAPONICA SPIRAEA (Callosa alba). 2 V2 ft. A good dwarf shrub with white flowers
all summer. A white-flowering companion plant to the Crimson Spiraea.
12 to 18 in _ $0.40 18 to 24 in _ $0.60
Pink Weigela blossoms. (Page 9.)
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Spiraea Anthony Waterer with crimson
flowers all summer. (Page 8.)
SPIRAEAS — Continued
KOREAN SPIRAEA. S. Trichocarpa. 5 ft. A new hardy shrub from China. Larger
flowers and later blooming season than Bridal Wreath. Handsome glossy-green
leaves.
2 to 3 ft _ $0.75
PINK SUMMER SPIRAEA. S. Billardi. 5 ft. Spikes of pink flowers at the end of the
stems in July and August.
2 to 3 ft - $0.50 3 to 4 ft _ $0.75
PLUME SPIRAEA. S. Sorbifolia. 4 ft. Leaves resemble a Mountain Ash. Flowers
are in plumy spikes of white in July.
2 to 3 ft _ $0.50 3 to 4 ft _ $0.75
NINEBARK. S. Opulifolia. Please see NINEBARK, page 7.
SNOW GARLAND. S. Thunbergi. 3 ft. Light, feathery leaves on slender branches
that are mass of white blossoms in early spring. A refined appearance all summer.
18 to 24 in _ $0.40 2 to 3 ft _ $0.60
SUMAC (Rhus)
Fragrant Sumac (Rhus aromatica). 3 ft. Excellent, medium-height hardy shrub. Three-
parted, fragrant leaves and bright autumn color. Stands shade.
18 to 24 in. _ $0.40
Tall Fern-Leaved Sumac (Rhus typhina laciniata). 9 ft. Has fronds of delicate, lacy
leaves that turn crimson in fall. A hardy, tall shrub to make a pleasing foliage
variation in shrub groups.
2 to 3 ft _ $0.50 3 to 4 ft _ $0.75
TAMARIX
Tamarix Pentandra. SUMMER TAMARIX. 7 ft. A striking plant
with feathery leaves and open clusters of pink flowers at the end
of the branches in June and July. Useful in bouquets. The foliage
is unlike any other shrub.
2 to 3 ft _ $0.60 3 to 4 ft _ $0.80
THORN APPLE
Thorn Apple, Red Haw (Crataegus). 10 to 12 ft. A native white¬
flowering Hawthorn. Red fruits favored by the birds. A splen¬
did specimen or background shrub.
3 to 4 ft _ $1.00 4 to 5 ft _ $1.50
WEIGELA
(Weigelas need favorable and protected positions.)
Eva Rathke Weigela. 4 ft. Well covered with crimson trumpet¬
shaped flowers in July. Very free blooming.
18 to 24 in _ $0.75 2 to 3 ft - $0.85
Weigela Rosea. 5 ft. Well rounded bush that has a profusion of
bright pink bell-shaped flowers in late June.
18 to 24 in _ $0.70 2 to 3 ft - $0.80
VIBURNUMS (Snowball)
The Viburnums are very hardy, tall and full-shaped bushes.
Very ornamental in foliage, flower and fruit.
Arrow-Wood (Viburnum dentatum). 8 ft. An upright bush with
glossy green leaves; creamy-white flowers and black berries.
A handsome tall shrub.
2 to 3 ft _ $0.60 3 to 4 ft _ $0.75
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Highbush Cranberry (Viburnum opulus). 8 ft. Named for its big
clusters of edible red . berries that follow the flat-topped white
flowers. A full, handsome shrub with brilliant fall foliage color.
2 to 3 ft _ $0.60 3 to 4 ft _ $0.75
Snowball (Viburnum opulus sterile). 8 ft. The popular, familiar
"snowball" bush with large white flowers.
2 to 3 ft _ $0.60 3 to 4 ft _ $0.75
Wayfaring-Tree (Viburnum lantana). 9 ft. Unusual, leathery, dark
green, wrinkled leaves. Red berries that ripen to black follow
the white flowers. An excellent, tall, full, border shrub.
2 to 3 ft _ $0.60 3 to 4 ft _ $0.75
OUR PRIZE-WINNING MODEL— MINIATURE HOME GROUNDS
Awarded First Prize, Minnesota
State Fair — 1935. Designed and Built
by Our Landscape Department.
EXCERPT FROM EDITORIAL— Oct. 1,
1935
"THE AMERICAN NURSERYMAN"
"This model, awarded first prize, was
made to a scale of one inch to a foot on
a total exhibit area of 8x10 feet.
Landscape features of unusual interest
were developed. The ground sloped to
a lake at the lower left-hand corner with
a boat house, diving board and live fish.
Advantage was taken of the slopes to
show rock outcrops which were planted
with rock garden effect.
On the level area surrounding the
house a flower garden with summer¬
house, a service area and a clothes yard
and garage were featured.
All plantings, which were selected
carefully for scale, were of growing ma¬
terial while miniature figures both of
animals and humans enlivened the
scene."
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Modernize Your Plantings with
Evergreens
EVERGREENS are the aristocrats of the plant world.
They give dignity and charm to the home grounds.
Some years ago Evergreens were used but spar¬
ingly and one seldom saw them except as an occa¬
sional group on the lawn of some larger property.
Today the striking attractiveness that is so evident
in the surroundings of the newly-landscaped homes
is largely the result of the generous use of evergreens
in the planting. The present moderate cost and the
compelling beauty of the evergreens gives them this
deserving popularity.
Fortunate we are indeed to have available many
new evergreen varieties that were unknown in the
past. By a wise selection and arrangement of these
modern evergreen forms, a fresh interest and beauty
can be given to older plantings and an unusual at¬
tractiveness to new ones.
Whether your yard plantings are now established
or still to be placed you have equal opportunity to use
evergreens to heighten the attractiveness of your
home. We will be happy to help you make suitable
selections.
The modern gardening mode favors evergreens.
A house planting in the modern mode — with Red Cedar, Arborvitae,
Savin Juniper and Mugho Pines.
In foundation plantings the dwarf types are used
directly around the building with taller sorts at the
house corners and by the doorway. For lot boun¬
daries and screen plantings and for lawn specimens
the larger-growing kinds are adapted.
For the rockery, the flower garden, the cemetery lot
and in fact wherever the charm, dignity and color of
evergreen plants is desirable you will find types that
are well suited for the purpose.
A view oi the Park Nursery Evergreen Block
— Note the rows of shapely, full-branched trees.
The inserts show the careful way in which the
solid root balls are dug and wrapped for ship¬
ment.
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Cheerful Evergreens
For All- Year- Around Beauty
EVERGREENS, in summer and winter alike, bring to the home grounds
the freshness of the woods and lakes. They are a predominant part
of the natural beauty of these northern states, native to our soils and climate
and so are particularly well suited for use in the landscape plantings about
our homes.
At the Park Nurseries the Evergreens are given particular attention to
develop their full beauty of symmetrical growth. They are dug with solid
root balls so that they can be moved without loss of vitality. Full planting
directions are always given to assure you the best results.
Seldom does one realize how much growing-time can be saved by
planting trees of substantial size so that finished results can be realized
that much sooner. WE THEREFORE GIVE THE AGE AS WELL AS THE
SIZE OF THE OLDER TREES TOGETHER WITH THE PRICE.
NOTE: The figures following the name show the approximate height at maturity.
SPECIAL BOOKLET — "How to Landscape Your Grounds with Ever¬
greens." Describes the various types of evergreens with suggestions as to
planting arrangements. Sent without charge on request.
ARBORVITAE— Thuya
American Arborvitae (Page 11)
American Arborvitae (Thuya occidentalis). 20 ft. A native ever¬
green with soft, lacy, fan-shaped foliage. The tree is bushy at
the bottom and tapers toward the top. Stands trimming well.
3 to 4 ft., 10 yr _ $4.00 4 to 5 ft., 11 yr _ $ 5.50
5 to 6 ft., 12 yr _ 8.00 6 to 7 ft., 13 yr - 11.00
7 to 8 ft., 14 yr _ 14.00
Globe Arborvitae (Thuya occidentalis globosa). 4 ft. A dwarf, com¬
pact little evergreen that grows naturally into a ball-like form.
Well suited for borders, foundation plantings, tubs and urns.
12 to 18 in. spread, 10 yr _ $2.50
18 to 24 in. spread, 11 yr _ 4.00
Pyramidal Arborvitae (Thuya occidentalis pyramidalis). 18 ft. An
attractive, solid pyramid of soft green that retains its outline with¬
out shearing.
18 to 24 in., 7 yr _ $2.00 2 to 2Vi ft., 9 yr. - $ 2.50
2^2 to 3 ft., 10 yr _ 3.25 3 to 4 ft., 12 yr _ 4.50
4 to 5 ft., 13 yr _ 7.00 5 to 6 ft., 14 yr _ 11.00
Siberian Arborvitae (Thuya wareana siberica). 8 ft. A symmetrical,
compact evergreen of conical outline with broad base. Rich green
leaves. Very useful in foundation plantings.
18 to 24 in., 10 yr _ $2.50 2 to 2Vfe ft. 11 yr - $4.00
2y2 to 3 ft., 13 yr _ 5.00 3 to 4 ft., 15 yr - 7.00
CEDARS — JUNIPERS
Bar Harbor Juniper (Juniperus Sabina horizontalis). 2 ft. A true
creeper resting close to the ground of a beautiful greenish-blue
color. A native of the coast of Maine it has unusual hardiness.
Introduced by the Arnold Arboretum.
18 to 24 in., 9 yr _ $3.50
Chandler's Silver Cedar (Juniperus scopulorum chandler!). 15 ft.
A new, pyramidal type Cedar of striking beauty. Bright silvery-
green foliage that holds its color all year through. The growth
is compact and symmetrical making it a superb, ornamental
evergreen. Very hardy and drought resistant.
3 to 4 ft., 10 yr - $6.25 4 to 5 ft., 11 yr _ $10.00
5 to 6 ft., 12 yr. _ 12.00
Chinese Cedar (J. Chinensis). 15 ft. A broad-based, pyramidal ever¬
green with bright green foliage. Native of Asia. Stands cold
winter and summer drought. A splendid ornamental evergreen
for planting on each side of the doorway, at the house comers or
as background or accent points in the garden.
2 to 3 ft., 7 yr _ $3.50 3 to 4 ft., 9 yr _ $4.50
4 to 5 ft., 10 yr _ 6.00 5 to 6 ft., 11 yr _ 9.00
MODERNIZE WITH EVERGREENS
You can add fresh color and new interest to older
plantings with a few choice Evergreens.
Red Cedar (Page 12)
Sargent's Juniper (Page 12)
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CEDARS— JUNIPERS— Continued
Golden Juniper (Juniperus communis depressa aurea). 2 ft. A
dwarf-growing evergreen with many erect, spreading stems. Its
brilliant golden color makes it a bright spot in foundation plantings
or in evergreen groups.
12 to 18 in., 8 yr _ $2.75 18 to 24 in., 9 yr _ $3.50
Meyer Juniper (Juniperus squamata meyeri). 6 ft. A new evergreen
novelty of irregular, upright growth. The color is a bright, shining
blue-green. An unusual type that is appropriately planted in the
rock garden or near a pool. Introduced from China.
18 to 24 in., 10 yr. _ $3.50
Pfitzer's Juniper (Juniperus pfitzeriana). 6 ft. A graceful, bushy
evergreen suited to foreground plantings and particularly adapted
to house foundation Evergreen groups. Foliage is an attractive
greenish-blue. The branches are spreading and gracefully droop¬
ing. Stands the city's dust and soot well. Illustration page 11.
18 to 24 in., 9 yr _ $3.00 24 to 30 in., 10 yr _ $4.00
30 to 36 in., 12 yr _ 5.50 3 to 4 ft., 13 yr _ : _ 7.00
Large specimen plants _ $8.00 to 15.00
Prostrate Juniper (Juniperus canadensis depressa). 3 ft. A low,
much-branched evergreen shrub that grows closely to the ground.
Excellent in the rock garden and for planting in the foreground
of larger Evergreens.
18 to 24 in. spread, 7 yr _ $3.00
24 to 30 in. spread, 8 yr _ 4.00
30 to 36 in. spread, 10 yr _ 5.00
Red Cedar (Juniperus virginiana). 25 ft. Useful wherever a pyra¬
mid of rich green is wanted. Probably the most useful of all
evergreens because of its beauty, hardiness and adaptability.
Can be kept trimmed and shaped to most any outline. Grows
naturally to a tall pyramid with broad base. Illustrated page 11.
An Evergreen lawn group — Spruce, Arborvitae, Pfitzer's Juniper
FIR
Douglas Fir (Pseudotsuga douglasi). 40 ft. The large bluish-green
needles are soft and fragrant. A dependable and handsome
large-growing tree of conical shape.
2 to 3 ft., 9 yr _ $4.00 3 to 4 ft., 11 yr _ $ 5.00
4 to 5 ft., 13 yi _ 8.00 5 to 6 ft., 14 yr _ 12.00
24 to 30 in., 7 yr _ $2.50 30 to 36 in., 8 yr _ $ 3.50
3 to 4 ft., 9 yr _ 4.50 4 to 5 ft., 10 yr _ 6.50
5 to 6 ft., 11 yr _ 9.00 6 to 7 ft., 12 yr _ 11.00
Large specimen Cedars _ $15.00 to 50.00
Sargent's Juniper (Juniperus sargenti). 15 in. Makes a neat, low,
wide-spreading growth of bright green. The most valuable of
all junipers for a close ground cover. A rare variety of distinct
character introduced from northern Japan by Prof. Sargent.
18 to 24 in. spread, 10 yr _ $3.75
Savin's Juniper (Juniperus sabina). 4 ft. A thickly branched, low-
spreading shrub form. Quite hardy and very desirable wher¬
ever a low type evergreen is wanted. A native of Alpine moun¬
tain regions and thrives well under Minnesota conditions. Stands
city atmospheric conditions and is a most useful and desirable
dwarf evergreen.
12 to 18 in. spread, 8 yr _ $ 2.00
18 to 24 in. spread, 9 yr _ 3.00
24 to 30 in. spread, 10 yr _ 4.00
30 to 36 in. spread, 12 yr _ 5.00
Large, mature plants _ $7.50 to 20.00
PINES
Austrian Pine (Pinus nigra). 50 ft. A decorative, vigorous and tall-
growing tree. Long, slender dark-green needles.
2 to 3 ft,, 8 yr. _ $4.00 3 to 4 ft., 9 yr _ $ 5.50
4 to 5 ft., 11 yr _ 8.00 5 to 6 ft., 12 yr _ 12.50
Dwarf Mugho Pine (Pinus mughus). 4 ft. Very popular compact
and dwarf-growing evergreen. Unexcelled for planting about
the foundation lines or in front of taller evergreens.
12 to 18 in. spread, 8 yr _ $1.75
18 to 24 in. spread, 9 yr _ 2.50
24 to 30 in. spread, 12 yr _ 3.50
30 to 36 in. spread, 13 yr _ 4.50
Mountain Pine (Pinus montana). 6 ft. Taller and more open grow¬
ing than the Mugho pine. Desirable as a lawn specimen or in the
foreground of taller varieties.
2 to 3 ft., 10 yr _ $4.25 3 to 4 ft., 12 yr _ $6.00
Scotch Pine (Pinus sylvestris). 60 ft. A hardy, tall pine of pic¬
turesque growth. Very suitable for background and windbreak
plantings.
2 to 3 ft., 8 yr _ $3.00 3 to 4 ft., 9 yr _ $4.00
Austrian Pine (Page 12)
Black Hills Spruce (Page 13)
Chinese Juniper (Page 11)
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SPRUCE— PICEA
Black Hills Spruce (Picea canadensis albertiana). 30 ft. A native
of the Black Hills and the hardiest of all spruces. The growth
is a rounded, compact pyramid with branches low to the ground.
Foliage is a bright fresh green. Stands dry soils and open ex¬
posures and is always an ornamental specimen.
18 to 24 in., 10 yr _ $2.00 24 to 30 in., 11 yr - $ 2.50
30 to 36 in., 12 yr _ 3.25 3 to 4 ft., 13 yr - 4.50
4 to 5 ft., 15 yr _ 6.50 5 to 6 ft., 17 yr - 10.00
Blue Spruce "Shiners" (Picea pungens glauca). 35 ft. The most ad¬
mired of all evergreens because of its luxuriant, rich, silvery-blue
needles. Outstanding as a lawn specimen. Our Blue Spruce
trees have an unusually bright color and are full branched and
solid specimens.
2 to 2V2 ft., 11 yr _ $ 5.00 2V2 to 3 ft., 12 yr - $ 6.00
3 to 4 ft., 14 yr _ 8.00 4 to 5 ft., 18 yr - 12.50
5 to 6 ft., 20 yr _ 20.00 6 to 7 ft., 22 yr - 27.00
Large Specimen trees _ $35.00 to 50.00
Colorado Spruce (Picea pungens). 35 ft. An attractive, hardy
spruce of even full-branched growth. Similar to the Blue Spruce
but with less blue color. Grows easily in most any situation and
makes a shapely, sturdy tree.
18 to 24 in., 10 yr _ $ 2.50 2 to 3 ft., 12 yr - $ 4.50
3 to 4 ft., 14 yr _ 5.50 4 to 5 ft., 18 yr - 9.00
5 to 6 ft., 20 yr _ 17.00 6 to 7 ft., 22 yr - 22.00
Large specimen trees - $30.00 to 50.00
Blue Spruce and Mugho Pines add color to this
border planting
Norway Spruce (Picea excelsa). 40 ft. Rapid growing evergreen
of open, graceful outline. Deep-green foliage; wide-spreading
and drooping. A tall, picturesque tree.
3 to 4 ft., 9 yr _ $4.00 4 to 5 ft., 11 yr _ $ 6.00
5 to 6 ft., 12 yr _ 10.00
White Spruce (Picea canadensis). 50 ft. A hardy, native tree of
upright, compact growth. The foliage is a light blue green. A
native of northern America it is thoroughly hardy.
3 to 4 ft., 11 yr _ $ 4.50 4 to 5 ft., 13 yr _ $ 7.50
5 to 6 ft., 15 yr _ 10.00 6 to 7 ft., 17 yr _ 15.00
Large White Spruce _ $20.00 to 50.00
YEWS— TAXUS
Yew, Japanese, (Taxus cuspidata). 5 ft. A very ornamental, me¬
dium-size Evergreen with clean, waxy, dark-green leaves. Grows
close, upright and compact. The fruit is a red berry.
12 to 18 in., 9 yr _ $3.50 18 to 24 in., 10 yr _ $ 6.00
Yew, Dwarf Japanese (Taxus cuspidata nana). 2p2 ft. A dwarf
and very compact Yew with rich, dark-green foliage.
10 to 12 in., 9 yr _ $3.50 12 to 15 in., 10 yr _ $5.00
3 SPECIAL EVERGREEN GROUPS
The trees are all "first quality"
and the special prices make the collections real bargains.
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Hou.se Entrance
SPECIAL GROUP
2 Chinese Junipers — 30 ins.
2 Savins Junipers — 20 ins.
4 CHOICE EVERGREENS
(Trees about 8 yrs. old)
SPECIAL _ rA
GROUP PRICE. 4> I U ■ 5 U
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House Corner
SPECIAL GROUP
1 Chinese Juniper — 30 ins.
2 Savins Junipers — 20 ins.
3 CHOICE EVERGREENS
(Trees about 8 yrs. old)
SPECIAL
GROUP PRICE— ^OivU
SPECIAL GROUP
1 Colorado Spruce, 2 to 3 ft.
2 Mugho Pines, 20 in. spread
3 CHOICE EVERGREENS
(Trees 9 to 10 yrs. old)
SPECIAL
GROUP PRICE _ IO.VU
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Shade Trees bring comfort and beauty to the home grounds.
Shade and Ornamental Trees
Sturdy Varieties lor Shade, Shelter and Lasting Beauty
THE attractiveness and comfort that good trees bring to the home property is appreciated by everyone.
The preservation of existing trees and the planting of new growth is truly of first importance in your
landscape improvements. We will gladly help you select suitable varieties and plan their proper placing for
your yard.
Since trees reach their maturity slowly you can save years of waiting by using larger sizes. That you
may better judge the time saved by planting older stock we give both the size and the approximate age
with the prices in our catalog listing.
PLEASE NOTE: The figures following the name indicate the approximate height of growth.
ASH
American White Ash (Fraxinus americana). 60 ft. A native tree
of straight, clean growth. Splendid for lawn or boulevard.
CATALPA
Western Catalpa (Catalpa speciosa). 40 ft. Unusually large heart-
shaped leaves and fragrant white flowers. An interesting lawn
tree.
6 to 8 ft. _ $1.00
8 to 10 ft. _ 1.50
10 to 12 ft., 7 yr _ 2.50
2 in. diam., 8 yr _ 3.00
2xh to 3 in. diam., 10 yr _ 4.00
BIRCH
Cutleaf Weeping Birch. 35 ft. A graceful,
white-barked, weeping tree. Tall and
slender with branches bending to the
ground. Delicately-cut leaves. Very
popular for lawn planting.
6 to 8 ft. _ $3.50
8 to 10 ft _ 4.50
10 to 12 ft. _ 5.00
White or Paper Birch. 40 ft. Upright and
rapidly growing with grayish-white bark.
Very attractive as a specimen or when
planted near Evergreens.
6 to 8 ft. _ $1.75
8 to 10 ft. _ 2.50
BECHTEL'S DOUBLE FLOWERING CRAB
Beautiful rose-like flowers in Springtime
6 to 8 ft. _ $1.25
8 to 10 ft. _ 2.00
2 to 2Vz in. diam., 7 yr _ 3.50
2 V2 to 3 in. diam., 8 yr _ 5.00
HACKBERRY
Hackberry (Celtis occidentalis). 50 ft. A
hardy, native long-lived tree with rough
bark. The foliage somewhat resembles
the Elm. Wide spreading tops giving
good shade.
6 to 8 ft. _ $1.25
8 to 10 ft. _ 1.75
10 to 12 ft. _ 2.75
2 to 2Vt. in. diam., 12 yr _ 5.00
2Vz to 3 in. diam., 14 yr _ 7.00
HORSECHESTNUT
Horsechestnut (Buckeye) (Aesculus hippo-
castanum). 40 ft. Five-fingered leaves.
Covered in May with white flowers that
stand up like candles. A most unusual
and desirable lawn tree.
6 to 8 ft _ $ 4.00
8 to 10 ft. _ 8.00
2 to 2 V2 in. diam., 9 yr _ 12.50
2Vi to 3 in. diam., 11 yr _ 15.00
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FLOWERING CRABS
Bechtel's Double Flowering Crab. 15 ft. Covered in spring with rose-like double pink
flowers. A splendid, symmetrical, small lawn tree, and very attractive when planted with
tall shrubbery.
3 to 4 ft - $1.25 4 to 5 ft _ $2.00 5 to 6 ft _ $3.00
Dolgo Crab. A splendid lawn tree of symmetrical shape that is beautiful in both flower
and fruit. The long, oonical and edible fruits are an intense bright red and cover
the tree.
3 to 4 ft _ $0.75 4 to 5 ft _ $1.25 5 to 6 ft _ $1.50
Flame Crab. New. A medium size profusely -flowering tree. The brilliant red, edible
fruits cover the branches from September to January.
4 to 5 ft _ $2.50
NEW RED-FLOWERING CRAB
Hopa Cram. 15 ft. A good ornamental tree with abundant rose-colored flowers that cover
the branches in May. Both leaves and branches tinted red. Strikingly ornamental red
fruits that hang on until late fall.
3 to 4 ft _ $0.75 4 to 5 ft _ $1.25 5 to 6 ft _ $1.50
ELMS
American Elm (Ulmus americana). 60 ft. A gracefully-arching and wide-spreading tree
that is unquestionably the most popular tree in America for shade, street and lawn plant¬
ing. It is tough grained and fast growing which places it at the head of the "permanent"
class of ornamental trees. Very hardy.
6 to 8 ft. _ $1.00 8 to 10 ft. _ I _ $1.50
10 to 12 ft., 7 yr _ 2.25 2 in. diam., 9 yr _ 2.75
2V2 in. diam., 11 yr _ 4.00 3 in. diam., 12 yr _ 6.00
Larger specimen Elms priced on request.
Chinese Elm (Ulmus pumila). 40 ft. A new and valuable tree from Asia. Bushy head and
smaller leaves than the American Elm. Suited for lawn planting and windbreaks. Grows
rapidly and stands poor soils and dry conditions.
6 to 8 ft. _ $1.00 8 to 10 ft. _ $1.75
10 to 12 ft., 5 yr _ 2.50 2 in. diam., 7 yr. _ 3.50
2V2 in. diam., 9 yr. _ 5.00
LINDEN— BASSWOOD
American Linden (Basswood) (Tilia americana). 70 ft. A stately tree with broad, heart-
shaped leaves; fragrant white flowers. Quite hardy, native; fine for lawn or street
planting.
6 to 8 ft _ $1.00 8 to 10 ft _ $1.50
10 to 12 ft _ 2.75 2 in. diam., 9 yr _ 3.50
2 V2 in. diam., 11 yr _ 4.50 3 in. diam., 12 yr - 6.50
Larger specimen Lindens priced on request.
MAPLES
Weeping Birch (Page 14)
A graceful ornamental tree for
the lawn.
A young American Elm
The popular choice for lawn
and boulevard
Norway Maple (Acer platanoides). 50 ft. A handsome tree forming a perfect rounded head
of broad, dark green leaves. The leaves stay green late in the fall turning yellow at
last. A splendid lawn tree providing dense shade.
6 to 8 ft. _ $2.25 8 to 10 ft. _ $3.25
10 to 12 ft. _ 4.50 2 in. diam., 10 yr _ 6.00
2V2 to 3 in. diam., 12 yr _ $7.50
Larger Norway Maples priced on request.
Purple Leaf Maple (Acer platanoides Schwedler). 40 ft. Leaves are bright reddish-purple
in spring toning to a deep purplish-green later. Highly prized for lawn planting.
6 to 8 ft. _ $3.00 8 to 10 ft. _ $4.50
10 to 12 ft. _ 6.00 2 in. diam., 12 yr _ 10.00
21/2 in. diam., 14 yr - $12.50
Silver Maple (Acer dasycarpum). 60 ft. The leaves are light green and silvery green
beneath. A native rapid-growing tree that succeeds anywhere.
6 to 8 ft. _ $1.00 8 to 10 ft. _ $1.25
10 to 12 ft., 5 yr _ 2.25 2 in. diam., 7 yr - 2.75
2V2 in. diam., 9 yr _ $4.00
Sugar Maple (Hard Maple) (Acer saccharum). 70 ft. A symmetrical tree of great beauty
forming a dense oval head. Smooth bark. Hardy native. Deeply lobed, dark green
leaves. Brilliant fall colors. Fine for streets, lawn and parks.
6 to 8 ft. _ $2.00 8 to 10 ft. _ $3.00
10 to 12 ft. _ 4.25 2 to 2V2 in. diam., 12 yr _ 6.00
Norway Maple
A dense top of large dark
green leaves
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Use the Bolleana and Lombardy
Poplar for this sky-line effect
SHADE AND ORNAMENTAL TREES— Continued
MAPLE — Continued
Maple Tatarian (Acer tataricum Ginnala). 15 ft. A very hardy,
shrub-like tree suited for back-ground planting with tall bor¬
der-shrubs or as a single specimen. Beautiful red fall color.
3 to 4 ft., bushy _ $0.75 4 to 5 ft., bushy _ $1.00
5 to 6 ft., bushy _ 1.50
MOUNTAIN ASH
Mountain Ash (Sorbus aucuparia). 30 ft. White flowers in May
followed by bright orange-red berries, which hang on for
months. Very ornamental. Used as a specimen on the lawn
or as an accent in the border.
6 to 8 ft _ $1.50 8 to 10 ft _ $2.25
10 to 12 ft., 8 yr _ 3.00 2 in. diam., 10 yr _ 4.00
MULBERRY
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Horse Chestnut (Page 14)
Russian Mulberry (Moms tatarica). 20 ft. A bushy-topped small tree with lobed leaves. Useful as
a lawn specimen or in the shrubbery border. The sweet, edible fruit is relished by the birds.
6 to 8 ft _ $2.00
PLUM, Purple Leaf. Please see under shrubs — page 7.
POPLARS
Bolleana Poplar (Populus bolleana). 40 ft. Upright, columnar growth with smooth, gray-green bark
Glossy, green leaves with downy white undersides. Makes a strong vertical accent.
6 to 8 ft _ $1.25 8 to 10 ft. _ $2.00
10 to 12 ft. _ 2.75 2 to 2V2 in. diam., 6 yr. _ 3.75
2 V2 to 3 in. diam., 7 yr. - 5.00 3 to 3V2 in. diam., 8 yr. _ 6.00
Larger Bolleana Poplars priced on request.
WALNUT
Black Walnut (Juglans nigra). The familiar nut-bearing tree. Grows
slowly to majestic size.
6 to 8 ft. _ $2.00
WILLOWS
Golden Willow (Salix vitellina aurea). 35 ft. A symmetrical,
round-topped tree. Rapidly growing with branches of rich gol¬
den yellow. Very hardy.
6 to 8 ft. _ $1.50 8 to 10 ft _ $2.00
Laurelleaf Willow (Salix pentandra). 30 ft. Upright growing tree
with glossy green leaves. Grows rapidly.
6 to 8 ft _ $1.50 8 to 10 ft _ $2.00
Niobe Weeping Willow. 30 ft. Golden bark and graceful weep¬
ing branches that sweep the ground. A much-admired lawn tree.
6 to 8 ft. _ $2.00 8 to 10 ft. _ $2.75
Wisconsin Weeping Willow. 30 ft. The hardiest of the weeping
willows. Very desirable for a quick growing, ornamental lawn
specimen. Dark colored bark.
6 to 8 ft. _ $2.00 8 to 10 ft. _ $2.75
PROTECT YOUR TREES
Your old shade trees are priceless — give them proper at¬
tention in trimming, feeding and controlling disease and in¬
sect troubles and they will be preserved for vears to come.
Our tree expert will call at any Twin City address, make
an inspection and give you an estimate for any work your
trees may need.
OUT-OF-TOWN customers are invited to correspond with
us about the care and maintenance of their shade trees.
Carolina Poplar — Norway Variety (Populus eugenei). 50 ft. A
hardy, quick-growing tree with bright-green and dense foliage.
Grows anywhere.
6 to 8 ft - $1.00 8 to 10 ft _ $1.25
Large sizes - $3.00 to 10.00
Lombardy Poplar (Populus fastigiata). 40 ft. A tall picturesque,
spire-like tree. Erect and pyramidal in form. Planted for land¬
scape effect, as an accent or for screening purposes. Grows
quickly.
6 to 8 ft - $1.00 8 to 10 ft _ $1.50
10 to 12 ft. _ _ _ 2.25
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Climbing Vines For Shade and for Beauty
Bring foliage and flowers to porch, house, fence and arbor.
BITTERSWEET (Celastrus scandens). A hardy rapidly-growing native climber with
glossy leaves ana often with red berries in the fall.
Strong 2 yr. pla: ts - $0.60 Extra size _ $0.75
BOSTON IVY (Ampelopsis veitchi). A small leaved ivy that clings to walls closely.
Needs protection in Minnesota.
Strong 2 yr. plants - $0.70 Extra size _ $1.00
DUTCHMAN'S PIPE (Aristolochia sipho). The heavy, heart-shaped, close-growing
leaves make this vine unexcelled for shade and screens.
Strong 2 yr. plants _ $1.00 Extra size _ $1.50
ENGELMAN'S IVY (Ampelopsis engelmanni). Clings without support to brick, stone
or plaster. Absolutely hardy.
Strong 2 yr. plants _ $0.45 Extra size _ $0.70
GRAPE, Hardy Beta. A rapid growing vine with handsome foliage for pergolas,
arbors and fences. Desirable fruit.
Strong 2 yr. plants _ $0.50 Extra size _ $0.75
HONEYSUCKLE "New Golden Giant" (Lonicera Tellmanniana). A strong-growing
climber with long, tubular flowers of golden yellow tipped with bronzy-red in
June. A choice, new vine. Strong 2 yr. plants _ $1.00
HONEYSUCKLE, Scarlet Trumpet (Lonicera sempervirens). A graceful twining vine
for small lattices. The bright, scarlet flowers are very attractive.
Strong 2 yr. plants _ $0.60 Extra size $0.75
The large purple flowers of the Jackmani Clematis
MATRIMONY VINE (Lycium chinensis). A good trailer to cover
slopes. Large red berries follow the bright purple flowers.
Strong 2 yr. plants _ $0.50 Extra size _ $0.75
VIRGINIA CREEPER (Ampelopsis quinguefolia). A useful native,
vigorous vine for covering fences and arbors.
Strong 2 yr. plants _ $0.45 Extra size _ $0.70
We Start Your Clematis Vines for You
For your best results we supply all Clematis in strong 2 and
3 year plants that are potted and in active growth when de¬
livered.
Plant the earth balls three inches below the ground level.
CLEMATIS — Queen of Flowering Vines
Purple Clematis (Jackmani). The popular, large-flowering clematis
with gorgeous flowers of velvety, violet-purple. Beautiful on a
trellis or lattice.
Strong, potted plants - $1.25 Extra size _ $1.50
Red Clematis (Mme. Ed. Andre). Large, rosy-carmine flowers.
Strong potted plants _ $1.25
Scarlet Clematis (Coccinea). Has bell-shaped, closed flowers of cor¬
al red. Delightful on a small trellis.
Strong, potted growing plants _ $1.25 each
Sweet Clematis (Paniculata). A dependable flowering vine for
fence or lattice. In late summer it is covered with great sheets of
fragrant, white starry flowers.
Strong, growing plants _ $1.00
Hardy Hedges For Ornament and Protection
A hedge makes an ornamental wall of green that will protect and give privacy to your yard. Space
our strong, bushy plants 12 inches apart for immediate effect.
A hedge will make a wall-of-green
(25 or more plants sold at the 100 rate.)
BARBERRY, Japanese. Makes a neat low boundary. PRICES
Small leaves. Red berries Stands trimming. Per 10 Per 100
12 to 18 in _ $2.50 $20.00
18 to 24 in _ 3.00 25.00
BUCKTHORN. A very hardy and dense tight ornamental hedge.
2 to 3 ft _ 2.50 17.50
3 to 4 ft _ 3.00 20.00
COTONEASTER. A close growth of deep green, glossy foliage.
2 to 3 ft _ 3.00 25.00
3 to 4 ft _ 4.00 35.00
ALPINE CURRANT. A dense, low and close-growing hedge. Stands
shade and heavy shearing.
12 to 15 in _ 3.00 25.00
15 to 18 in _ 4.00 35.00
HONEYSUCKLE (Tartarian). A rapid-growing tall hedge with
pink flowers and red berries.
2 to 3 ft. _ 3.50 30.00
SPIRAEA — Bridal Wreath. The most popular flowering hedge.
Space plants 18 in. apart.
2 to 3 ft. _ 3.00 25.00
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You will enjoy the color and beauty of the hardy flowers when planted along
your walk or in the foreground of the shrubbery border.
Flowering Perennials
The Hardy Garden Flowers That Bloom From Year to Year
BORDER or bed of Perennials, selected to flower from spring until fall, will add greatly to your enjoy¬
ment of your yard. You will find listed here not only the older favorites but many new, choice varieties.
The height, season and color of flower is given.
H. & O. Perennials are sturdy 2 year old, field-grown plants that are dug freshly to your order.
*ROCK GARDEN PLANTS. Varieties marked with a star (*) are adapted to rockeries.
Aquilegia chrysantha. GOLDEN COLUMBINE. 2 ft. Yellow flow¬
ers with long spurs. June to August.
Aquilegia, "Crimson Star." 2 ft. Entirely new color in Colum¬
bines — crimson and white combination. Unusual and effective.
Large flowers. 35 cts. each; 3 for $1.00.
Aquilegia helenae. BLUE COLUMBINE. 1 Vz ft. June to August.
NEW PRICES FOR PERENNIALS
(unless otherwise noted)
Strong. 2 yr. plants 30 cents each; 4 for $1.00
and
Extra size, 40 cents; 4 for $1.50
ACHILLEA. PERRY'S BALL-OF-SNOW. 1 Vz ft. Pure white flowers
like a small pompon chrysanthemum. Blooms June to September.
ACONITUM fischeri. MONKSHOOD. 3 ft. Strong spikes of dark
blue, helmet-shaped flowers. September and October. 35 cts.;
3 for $1.00. Extra size 50 cts.
ALASKA DAISY. Large white and yellow daisy.
*ALYSSUM saxatile compactum. GOLDEN TUFT.
12 in. Masses of yellow flowers in early
spring. For rockery or border.
ANCHUSA italica, Dropmore. ALKANET. 4 to
5 ft. Turquoise blue flowers in June and July.
Large heavy leaves.
*Anchusa Myosotidiflora. 12 in. Unusual pe¬
rennial from Russia. Light blue, forget-me-not
flowers rise above the clump of heart-shaped
leaves. Sun or shade. Blooms May and June.
♦ANEMONE pulsatilla. PASQUE FLOWER. 9
in. Cupped flowers of violet to purple in April
and May. 35 cts.; 3 for $1.00.
ANTHEMIS tinctoria kelwayi. HARDY MARGUE¬
RITE. 1 Vz ft. Daisy-like flowers of golden
yellow. June to October.
♦AQUILEGIA canadensis. NATIVE CANADA
COLUMBINE. 2 ft. Flowers red and yellow.
June to August.
Aquilegia Hybrids. Long-spurred flowers in a variety of beautiful
colors. A choice flower for garden display or cutting.
♦ARABIS alpina. ROCKCRESS. An early bloom¬
ing dwarf border plant completely covered with
white flowers in April and May.
*AREN ARIA caespitosa. SANDWORT. 3 in.
A prostrate, low plant for use between stepping
stones and in the rock garden. Dainty white
flowers.
♦ ARMERIA Formosa. SEA PINK. 20 in. Pink
flowers on wiry stems rising from a grassy tuft
of leaves. June.
♦Armeria Laucheana. 9 in. A dwarf variety
of Sea Pink with bright rosy-red flowers in
May and June.
ARTEMISIA lactiflora. MOUNTAIN FRINGE.
Plumes of sweetly scented creamy white flow¬
ers. August to September.
Artemisia, Silver King. 3 ft. A hardy perennial
with silver-gray foliage.
ASTER Frikarti. New. 3 ft. Large, lavender-
blue asters from July to frost. A delightful
flower for display and cutting. Highly recom¬
mended. Price 50 cts.
Aquilegia or Columbine
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ASTER novae-angliae. NEW ENGLAND ASTER (Michaelmas Daisy). 4 to 5 ft. Hardy
purple Aster. September and October.
Aster, Lil Fardell. 4 to 5 ft. Showy flowers are rich, mauve pink. September and October.
ASTILBE, "Betsy Cuperus." (New.) 4 ft. Dainty flowers of white with pink centers in grace¬
ful flower spikes 18 inches long. June. 50 cts. each.
Astilbe, "Peach Blossom." (New.) 2 ft. Bears long plumes of delicate light-pink flowers.
Excellent flower border plant. June. 50 cts. each.
Astilbe, Hybrids. 3V2 ft. Showy garden plant of easy culture. Airy plumes of pink or
white flowers. June and July. 50 cts.; 3 yr., 75 cts.
BABYSBREATH. See Gypsophila, page 20.
BLEEDING HEART (Dicentra spectabilis). 18 in. Rose-crimson heart-shaped flowers. The
old garden favorite. April and May. 40 cts.; extra size, 75 cts.
BOCCONIA cordata. PLUME POPPY. 6 ft. Fine for background. Creamy white plumy
flowers in August.
BOLTONIA asteroides. FALSE STARWORTH. 4 to 5 ft. Pure white, aster-like flowers.
August and September.
* CAMPANULA carpatica. CARPATHIAN HAREBELL. 8 to 10 inches. Bell-shaped, light
blue flowers in July and August.
Campanula calycanthema. CUP-AND-SAUCER. 3 ft. The erect plants are a mass of large
cup and saucer shaped flowers in June and July. Colors mixed in rose, white and blue.
* CAMPANULA garganica. (New.) Compact rosettes of glossy foliage from which spread
branches 10 to 15 inches long bearing light blue, star-shaped flowers. June. Excellent
for the rock garden. 40 cts. each; 3 for $1.00.
Campanula glomerata. CLUSTERED BELL-FLOWER. 18 in. Globular dark blue flowers
topping each stem. June and July.
Campanula medium. CANTERBURY BELLS. 3 ft. A biennial. Large bell-shaped flowers
of rose, blue and white. July.
CENTAUREA montana. PERENNIAL CORNFLOWER. 1 V2 ft. Violet blue flowers. July
to September.
*CERASTIUM tomentosum. SNOW-IN-SUMMER. 6 inches. Creeping, branching peren¬
nial with silvery-white leaves and a mass of snow white flowers. May. Attractive all
season.
CLEMATIS davidiana and Clematis recta. 3 to 4 ft. Bush forms of Clematis with blue and
white flowers respectively. Very desirable in the perennial border. 50 cts. each; extra
size, 75 cts. each.
COLUMBINE. See Aquilegia, page 18.
COREOPSIS lanceolata grandiflora. TICKSEED. 2 ft. Golden yellow flowers on long
graceful stems from June until frost. Fine for cutting.
DAY LILY. See Hemerocallis, page 20.
DAISY, Alaska. 12 to 15 in. An improved Daisy that blooms in middle to late summer.
White flowers with yellow center.
Daisy, Korean. 2 ft. A new Daisy of great hardiness. White flowers with gold centers
blooming in September and October. 35 cts. each.
Daisy. Shasta. 18 in. The popular June flowering white daisy.
DELPHINIUM Belladonna. LARKSPUR. 3 to 4 ft. Clear turquoise blue flowers of delicate
beauty. Blooms freely over a long period.
Delphinium Bellamosum. 3 to 4 ft. A dark blue Larkspur of free-blooming habit.
Delphinium chinense. SLENDER LARKSPUR. 3 ft. Heads of bright blue flowers in open
sprays from June until frost. Finely cut, fern-like foliage.
Delphinium chinense alba. White flowering form of the Slender Larkspur.
Delphinium, "H. & O. Hybrids." 4 to 5 ft. Our own selected strain of large flowering
Larkspurs in a wide range of light and dark colors.
NEW HOLLYHOCK DELPHINIUMS. Very full spire-shaped (like a hollyhock) heads
of single and double flowers in many shades of blue. Tall and sturdy growth.
Unusual. The best of the English selections. Price 50 cts. each; $4.50 for 10.
DIANTHUS barbatus. SWEET WILLIAM. 18 in. Flowers in variation of red, white and
rose colors. May to July.
*Dianthus caesius. CHEDDAR PINK. 7 in. Fragrant rose colored flowers cover this
globular little plant in June.
* Varieties marked with a star (*) are adapted to rockeries.
Alaska Daisy
Popular garden cut flower
Coreopsis blooms all summer
Hardy Larkspur (Delphinium Hybrids)
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*Dianthus deltoides. MAIDEN PINK. 9 in. A profusion of small, crimson flowers cover
the dwarf plant in June and July.
*Dianthus plumarius. CLOVE PINK. 9 in. The fragrant white to scarlet flowers bloom
in early summer. Grass-like leaves.
DICTAMNUS fraxinella. GAS PLANT. 3 ft. Heavy spikes of deep pink, purple-veined
flowers in June and July. Flowers and foliage both fragrant. (White variety also of¬
fered.) 50 cts. each.
* DICENTRA eximia. PLUMY BLEEDINGHEART. 9 to 12 in. Rosy pink heart-shaped
flower in bloom from May through August. Delicate, finely cut foliage. 40 cts. each.
Dicentra spectabilis. BLEEDINGHEART. 18 in. 40 cts.; extra size, 75 cts.
DIGITALIS. GIANT SHIRLY FOXGLOVE. 4 ft. Long flower heads of bell-shaped blossoms.
Colors, rose, shell pink and blue mixed. July.
ECHINOPS ritro. GLOBE THISTLE. 3 ft. Ball-shaped metallic blue flowers, thistle-like
foliage. July to September.
*ERINUS alpinus. 4 in. Invaluable rockery plant. Dwarf rosettes of leaves with many
rosy-purple flowers. 35 cts.; 3 for $1.00.
* EUPHORBIA polychroma. A rare and beautiful border and rock garden plant. Grows
to 1 ft. in compact form. Covered in June with lemon-yellow rose-like flowers. 40 cts. each.
* FERNS, Hardy. We offer a selection of the best strong-growing native hardy ferns suit¬
able for yard plantings.
* FORGET-ME-NOT (Myosotis semperflorens). 10 in. Dainty blue flowers with yellow eye
from May to September. Fine dwarf border plants.
* FUNKIA (Hosta) caerulea. BLUE PLANTAIN LILY. 15 in. Drooping flowers of blue in
July and August. Excellent border plant. Dark green glossy foliage. Stands shade.
Funkia subcordata. WHITE PLANTAIN LILY. 18 in. Fragrant, white, lily-like flowers in
August and September. Bright glossy foliage. 50 cts.
* Funkia Variegata. STRIPED PLANTAIN LILY. 15 in. Broad, waxy foliage, beautifully
variegated with white. Very attractice border plant. Blue flowers in July. Stands shade.
GAILLARDIA grandiflora. BLANKET FLOWER. 2 ft. Rich red and crimson petals with
broad border of yellow. June to October. Unsurpassed for cutting.
*GLOBULARIA. GLOBE DAISY. 8 in. Dainty, tufted little plant from Asia with bright
lavender-blue flowers June to September.
GOLDEN GLOW. See Rudbeckia laciniata, page 22.
GYPSOPHILA paniculata. BABYSBREATH. 2 to 3 ft. Unexcelled cut flowers. Tiny white
blossoms cover the plant through July and August.
DOUBLE BABYSBREATH
Gypsophila. BRISTOL FAIRY. Full, double, snow-white flowers in large sprays. True,
grafted variety 60 cts.; extra strong $1.00.
HELENIUM autumnale superbum. YELLOW STAR. 4 to 5 ft. Golden-yellow flowers in
August and September. Excellent cut flower. 35 cts.; 3 for $1.00.
Helenium Riverton Gem. 3 ft. Old gold shaded with terra cotta and red. For cutting or
garden show. August to frost. 35 cts. each; 3 for $1.00.
* HELIANTHEMUM, Buff Beauty. ROCK or SUN ROSE. 10 in. Attractive low-growing
plant forming broad clumps of evergreen foliage, covered with bright flesh-pink flowers
in June to July.
HELIOPSIS pitcheriana. ORANGE SUNFLOWER 3 ft. Single, thick-textured flowers of
deep golden yellow. June to September.
HEMEROCALLIS Dumortieri. STRIPED DAYLILY. 20 in. A medium-height, rich cadmium
yellow lily with brown stripes on the reverse. June.
Hemerocallis flava. LEMON DAYLILY. 2Vz ft. Sweetly scented lemon-yellow flowers in
June and July.
Hemerocallis fulva. TAWNY DAYLILY. 3 ft. Orange lily. July. Strong growing and
sturdy.
Hemerocallis, Judge Orr. A large-flowering, tall, free-blooming golden yellow lily. June.
Hemerocallis Middendorffi. 2 ft. Rich yellow lilies in July. Follows Flava variety in
blooming.
Hemerocallis Thunbergi. 2Vz ft. A late, yellow-blooming lily. July.
*HEUCHERA Pleu-de-Feu. ALUMROOT. 18 in. Tuft of handsome evergreen leaves with
delicate, crimson flower bells on slender stems. July. 35 cts.; extra strong, 60 cts.
*Heuchera sanguinea. CORALBELLS. 18 in. A variety of the above with bright coral-
red flowers. 35 cts.; extra strong, 60 cts.
* Rock Garden Plants. Varieties marked with a star (*) are suitable to plant in rockeries.
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Gaillardia — Rich red and yellow in color
Blooms continuously all summer
Platycodon or Balloon Flower
Described on page 21
Heuchera — Coral Bells — A dainty border
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HIBISCUS. ROSEMALLOW. 4 to 5 ft. Giant, funnel-shaped flowers of red, white or pink
on sturdy plants. July and August. 35 cts.; 3 for $1.00.
HOLLYHOCK, single. ALLEGHENY MAMMOTH. 5 to 7 ft. Single flowers of delicately
fringed petals. Mixed colors. July and August.
Hollyhock. DOUBLE FLOWERING. 5 to 7 ft. Yellow, white, pink and red colors. July
and August.
IRIS. Fleur-de-Lis. See list, page 26.
LARKSPUR. See Delphinium, page 19.
LATHYRUS latifolius. PERENNIAL SWEET PEA. Semi-climbing plants with showy pea
flowers of deep pink over a long season. 35 cts.; 3 for $1.00.
LILY-OF-THE- VALLEY. 8 to 10 in. Pure white, dainty bell-shaped flowers in May and June.
Fragrant. Bulb clusters, 25 cts. each. Heavy clumps 50c.
*LINUM perenne. BLUE FLAX. 18 in. Graceful foliage with delicate flowers of pearly
blue. May to August.
LUPINUS Polyphyllus. LUPINE. 3 to 4 ft. Azure blue, pea-shaped flowers in long spikes.
Late May and June.
LYCHNIS chalcedonica. JERUSALEM CROSS. IV2. ft. Flowers of Vermillion scarlet in im¬
mense heads. June to mid-July.
* Lychnis viscaria splendens. GERMAN CATCHFLY. 12 in. A bright, pink-flowering
border perennial. Flowers of one-half inch size in loose clusters. June and July.
LYTHRUM roseum. ROSE LOOSESTRIFE. 3 to 4 ft. Tall spikes of rose-colored flowers.
July to September.
MONARDA didyma. OSWEGO TEA. 3 ft. Compact heads of bright red flowers. Aro¬
matic foliage. June to September.
* OENOTHERA Fraseri. EVENING PRIMROSE. 12 in. Large golden-yellow poppy-like
flowers from June to August.
PACHYSANDRA terminalis. 6 to 9 in. A handsome trailing plant for ground cover.
Stands shade. 25 cts. each; 12 for $2.50.
*Penstemon, "Blue Gem." BEARD TONGUE. (New) 12 in. Attractive azure-blue
flowers from June to September. Splendid border and rockery plant.
PEONIES. See list, page 24.
PERSIAN DAISY. See Pyrethrum Hybridum.
PHLOX. See list, page 25.
PHYSALIS francheti. CHINESE LANTERN PLANT. 2 ft. Brilliant orange colored seed pods
or "lanterns" in September.
PHYSOSTEGIA "vivid." FALSE DRAGON-HEAD. 2 ft. Spikes of deep pink, bell-like
flowers in September. Excellent cut flowers. 35 cts.; 3 for $1.00.
PLATYCODON grandiflorum. BALLOON FLOWER. 18 in. Star-shaped blue or white
flowers at the tip of each branch. Compact, bushy growth. June to September.
POPPY, Oriental (Papaver orientale). 2V2 ft. Massive cup-shaped flowers of deep scarlet.
May and June. (The New Hybrid Poppies described on Page 22.)
THE LARGE SUMMER FLOWERING LILIES
The Lilies look their best and are easily grown in flower borders.
Their graceful growth, gorgeous flowers and unusual beauty endears
them to everyone.
Our special potted plants will produce magnificent flowers.
Auratum. GOLDBANDED LILY. 3 ft. Fragrant white flowers spotted crimson with cen¬
tral yellow band. Red anthers. July and August. Started and potted plants 50 cts.
each; 6 for $2.50.
Elegans. ORANGE CANDLESTICK LILY. 18 in. Very hardy variety producing orange-
red flowers in great numbers. July. 30 cts.; 4 for $1.00.
Regale. REGAL LILY. Large fragrant white flowers that are striped pink outside and
have yellow shadings within the cup. July. Large bulbs, 30 cts.; 4 for $1.00. Started
plants, 50 cts.; 6 for $2.50.
Speciosum album. WHITE SHOW LILY. 3 ft. White flowers with recurved petals.
August and September. Started, potted plants, 50 cts.; 6 for $2.50.
Speciosum rubrum. CRIMSON SPOTTED LILY. 3 ft. A fragrant lily, under-color white,
shaded and spotted with crimson. August and September. Started, potted plants,
50 cts.; 6 for $2.50.
*Tenuifolium. CORAL LILY. 12 to 18 in. A graceful little plant bearing many coral-red
lilies in June. Hardy. Fine for rock gardens. Large bulbs, 30 cts. each; 4 for $1.00.
Tigrinum, fl. pi. DOUBLE TIGER LILY. 3 to 4 ft. An improved variety of this old favorite.
Orange-red spotted black. July and August. Large bulbs, 30 cts. each; 4 for $1.00.
* Varieties marked with a star (*) are adapted to rockeries.
Striped Plantain Lily (Funkia)
Described on page 20.
Hemerocallis (Daylily) will grow in shade
Described on page 20.
t
Rubrum Lily — White, spotted with rich
crimson
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Prices — unless noted — 30 cts. each; 4 for $1.00. Extra size — 40 cts. each; 4 for $1.50
ORIENTAL POPPIES IN NEW COLORS
Poppy, Oriental. New Named Varieties — 40 cts. each, as follows:
BEAUTY OF LIVERMORE. Crimson with dark shadings.
MRS. J. HARKNESS. Bright salmon pink.
MRS. PERRY. Orange apricot.
OLYMPIA. Brilliant flame-scarlet shaded with golden salmon. Semi-double.
* Poppy, Iceland (Papaver nudicaule). 12 in. Cup-shaped flowers of clear colors, white,
yellow and orange scarlet. Bloom all summer. June to September.
PYRETHRUM Hybridum. PERSIAN DAISY. 2Va ft. Daisy-shaped flowers in white to
shades of pink, rose and red. Splendid for cutting. May and June.
Pyrethrum Uliginosum. GIANT DAISY. 4 to 5 ft. Large white flowers in August and Sep¬
tember. Splendid for cutting.
RUDBECKIA laciniata. GOLDEN GLOW. 5 to 6 ft. The popular double yellow blossoms
of August and September.
Rudbeckia purpurea. PURPLE CONE FLOWER. 3 to 4 ft. Rose-purple flowers with tall,
brown center. August to October.
SALVIA pitcheri. MEADOW SAGE. 3 to 4 ft. Every stem tipped with spikes of pretty
sky-blue flowers. August and September.
* SCUTTELARIA. SKULLCAP. 12 in. A wiry plant with blue snapdragon-like flowers in
July and August.
* SEDUM — Stonecrop (See variety list below)
The best of the hardy plants for rock gardens and edgings. Grows easily.
♦Sedum Acre. GOLDEN MOSS. Bright yellow flowers cover the dwarf plant in June and
July. 25 cts.
* Sedum Album. 2 to 3 in. A spreading plant with thick, wavy, round leaves. White
flowers in May. 25 cts.
* Sedum Eversi. 8 in. Blue-gray leaves with large heads of rose-colored flowers. Sep¬
tember and October. 25 cts.
* Sedum Kamtschaticum. Prostrate plant with orange-yellow flowers. 25 cts.
* Sedum Sarmentosum. Low and spreading. Excellent for filling seams between rocks.
Yellow flowers in June. 25 cts.
* Sedum Stoloniferum. Flat, succulent leaves on stems that cling to the ground. Pink flow¬
ers in August. 25 cts.
♦Sedum spectabile. BRILLIANT STONECROP.
flat clusters. August and September.
♦Sedum spurium. "BRONZE CARPET." 6 in.
ers. July and August. 25 cts.
♦SEMPERVIVUM "Hardy Hen and Chickens."
18 in. Pink and rosy red flowers in heavy
Rapidly-spreading with rosy-crimson flow-
Produces small rosettes of thick and rub-
Rudbeckia Purpurea — Purple Cone Flower
Trollius ledebouri (Orange Globe Flower)
VIOLA— JERSEY GEM
Lovely, large pure violet blooms
bery leaves. A splendid rock garden plant.
STATICE latifolia. SEA LAVENDER. 2 ft. Delicate purple-blue flowers cover the branch¬
ing top in August and September. 35 cts.; 3 for $1.00.
THALICTRUM adiantifolium. MEADOW RUE. IVt. ft. Graceful foliage like a Maiden
Hair fern. Clusters of open, white flower balls in June. 35 cts.; 3 for $1.00.
Thalictrum dipterocarpum. 3 Vz ft. Dainty flowers of lilac mauve with yellow center, in
graceful sprays. August and September. Unexcelled cut flowers. Likes partial shade
and needs winter protection. 40 cts.; extra size 60 cts.
TROLLIUS, Asiaticus. YELLOW GLOBE FLOWER. 2 ft. A glorified Buttercup.
Handsome dark green foliage with yellow cup-like flowers in May and June.
40 cts.; extra size 60 cts.
Trollius ledebouri. ORANGE GLOBE FLOWER. 2 Vz ft. Strong-growing, hardy per¬
ennial with handsome foliage and large orange flowers. 40 cts. each; extra size
60 cts. each.
VALERIAN oificianalis. HARDY GARDEN HELIOTROPE. 3 ft. Sweetly fragrant, gray-
pink flowers in June and July.
VERONICA longifolia. JAPANESE SPEEDWELL. 2 ft. Long spikes of attractive blue-
violet flowers. August and September. A good garden and cut flower.
♦Veronica rupestris. Grows 3 in. high with thickly matted, deep green foliage. Excellent
for rock garden plantings. Well covered with bright blue flowers in early June.
Veronica spicata. SPEEDWELL. 1 Vz ft. Spikes of blue flowers. June to September. Ex¬
cellent garden plant.
♦Viola. JERSEY GEM. 8 in. Rich green foliage with blue flowers like small pansies.
May to September. Splendid border plant.
♦YUCCA filamentosa. ADAM'S NEEDLE. 4 ft. Stiff, sword-shaped leaves with tall spikes
of white drooping flowers in July. 50 cts. each; extra size 75 cts.
♦ Rock Garden Plants. Varieties marked with a star (♦) are suitable to plant in rockeries.
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A ROCK GARDEN WILL ADD NEW INTEREST TO YOUR YARD
The Rock and Water Garden Display at our Nursery Grounds. Come and enjoy it —
see its construction and planting.
A rock garden and pool need only take a moderate
area and can be enjoyed in even a small yard. We
can supply the rocks, soil, plants and helpful sugges¬
tions.
A SPECIAL ROCK GARDEN BOOKLET
Tells how to properly place, build and plant a rock
garden on the home grounds. Sent on request —
without charge.
A Specially Priced Collection
HARDY ROCK GARDEN PLANTS
A careful selection of 15 choice perennials — 3 each of
5 of the best rock-garden varieties.
SPECIAL GROUP— 15 Plants— Price _ $3.00
(Please state if for sun or shade)
You Will Like This Popular Perennial Collection
A COMPLETE BACK YARD PERENNIAL BORDER TO GIVE YOU FLOWERS ALL SUMMER
Plant this border of hardy perennials along the property line and enjoy flowers from May to October.
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Peonies — Asst. - Pink, white, red
Iris — Assorted colors _ Many colors
Coreopsis - Golden yellow
Tall Fall Daisy (Pyrethrum) _ White Daisy
Yellow Star (Helenium) _ Bright yellow
Hardy Phlox — Assorted _ Pink, white, red
Shasta Daisy - Yellow and white
Gaillardia (Blanket Flower) _ Red with yellow
Belladonna Larkspur _ Sky blue
Hollyhocks — Double Asst. _ Many colors
Persian Daisy - Pink, white, red
All strong, field-grown stock — selected for a long season of bloom
and harmonious colorings —
A $15.00 Value Offered at a
SPECIAL COMBINATION PRICE OF
(with full planting instructions) _
$12.50
You can quite easily find a suitable place for this attractive
flower border in your own yard. We suggest planting In the sun¬
ny foreground of a fence, hedge or boundary group of shrubs.
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Quantity Rate — 5 or more peonies (any kind) will be sold at a 10%
discount Irom the single or each price. For parcel post shipments please
add 6c per root.
Planting Peonies — Plant in an open, sunny location in good soil.
Place roots so that the "eyes” or buds are 2 inches below the ground
surface. Peonies should be planted early — before the growth begins.
WHITE DOUBLE PEONIES
ALSACE LORRAINE. A rich, creamy white. Mid-season - $0.75
AVALANCHE. Large cone-shaped ivory-white _ .75
COURONNE d'OR. Snow white with golden stamens - .60 The Peony rivals the rose in beauty
ENCHANTRESSE. Big, globular, late creamy -white _ 1.00
FESTIVA MAXIMA. Splendid white with crimson flakes _ .60 Peonies have attractive leaves and
bush-like growth and so add foliage
FRANCES WILLARD. Mid-season, exguisite pure white - 1.00 as well as fiower vajue to tbe garden.
LE CYGNE. A large, perfect flower of pure white. The world's highest-rated peony__ 3.00
MME. JULES DESSERT. Cream, with buff and salmon tints _ 1.00 RED DOUBLE PEONIES
MONS. DUPONT. Large flower with crimson blotch. Tall - .60
Gorgeous Peonies
PLANT PEONIES generously for they have the largest and most gor¬
geous flowers of all the perennials. The peony is truly an ideal flow¬
ering plant for the home yard garden. H. & O. QUALITY PEONIES
all strong, substantial roots of the best 3 to 5 eye planting size.
MRS. A. M. BRAND (New). A large pure white. Exguisite
fragrance _ 3.50
PRIMEVERE. The best yellow-tinted peony _ 1.00
PINK DOUBLE PEONIES
BLANCHE KING (New). A glowing deep pink. Large _ $4.50
CLAIRE DUBOIS. A late globular clear violet-rose _ .75
EDULIS SUPERBA. A very early deep pink _ .60
FLORENCE MACBETH. Very large, soft blush-pink _ 2.50
KELWAY'S QUEEN. Large double, bright rose pink _ 2.00
LADY ALEXANDRA DUFF. Very large, soft pink. Fragrant 1.75
LA FEE. A strikingly beautiful soft pink blend _ 1.50
LA FRANCE. Fragrant apple-blossom pink. Tall, sturdy _ 1.00
MARTHA BULLOCH. Enormous flowers of shell pink with
deeper shadings. Rose fragrance _ 1.75
MME. EMILE GALLE. Sea-shell pink with lavender tones _ 1.00
MONS. JULES ELIE. A giant pink chrysanthemum _ 1.00
MRS. JOHN KLEITSCH (New). A glorious, fragrant rose-
type pink _ 4.00
MYRTLE GENTRY (New). Clear pink with salmon tint _ 4.00
PHOEBE CARY. A large soft rose pink. Fragrant _ 1.00
PRESIDENT WILSON. A soft rose to shell pink _ 2.50
REINE HORTENSE. Delicate pink with crimson flecks _ .75
SARAH BERNHARDT. Popular bright apple-blossom pink__ .75
SOLANGE. Cream with deep orange-salmon pink _ 1.00
SOUV. DE LOUIS BIGOT. A striking rich salmon pink _ 1.00
THERESE. Exguisitely lovely bright pink _ 1.25
WALTER FAXON. Vivid and outstanding salmon pink _ 1.50
AUGUSTE DESSERT. Velvety red with silver tips _ $1.50
CHARLES McKELLIP. A deep bright red _ 1.00
CHERRY HILL. Deep garnet with bright sheen _ 1.00
GROVER CLEVELAND. Large dark crimson _ 1.00
KARL ROSEFIELD. Rich glowing crimson _ .75
LONGFELLOW. Cheery with crimson tones _ 1.00
LORA DEXHEIMER. A flaming crimson red _ .75
MARY BRAND. Abundant blooming clear red _ .75
MONS. MARTIN CAHUZAC. Darkest maroon-red peony _ 1.50
TENUIFOLIA FL. PL. Fern-leaf peony. Very early double
crimson with fern-like leaves _ 2.50
THE JAP and SINGLE PEONIES
Popular taste is rapidly responding to the charm and beauty ol
these striking flowers. The outer row of large petals surrounds
a center of smaller petals or brilliant yellow stamens. The flow¬
ers are splendid for cutting or garden display.
ALBIFLORA. Silky white with yellow center _ $0.75
EXQUISITE (Jap). Pure white with white and yellow center. _ 1.25
FUYAJO (Jap). Rich mahogany red petals and center _ 2.00
LACINIATA. Early-flowering red with cut-leaf foliage _ .75
LE JOUR. Largest single white peony. Gold center _ 1.50
L'ETINCELANTE. Deep clear pink with silvery tips _ 1.00
MIKADO (Jap). Crimson. Like a giant red poppy _ 1.00
PRIDE OF LANGPORT. Soft peach pink _ 1.50
HOME YARD PEONY COLLECTION
A selected assortment of six choice, large-flowering, double
Peonies. 6 varieties, all different, all labeled — 2 white, 2
pink, 2 red. £o C/%
SPECIAL PRICE— 6 Choice Plants _
(For parcel postage please add 20 cts.)
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Hardy Phlox
For Brilliant Flowers in Mid-Summer
THE PHLOX is a very popular and colorful perennial for beds and
borders. With ample height, good foliage and unusually showy
flowers the Phlox is the brightest plant in the garden during middle
and late summer.
Space the plants 15 to 18 inches apart and set them firmly. Am¬
ple watering is important for the best results.
The choice varieties that we offer are careful selections of the
new improved types.
PRICES OF PERENNIAL PHLOX
(Unless otherwise noted)
STRONG, FIELD PLANTS— 30 cts. each; 4 for $1.00
EXTRA SIZE CLUMPS— 40 cts. each; 4 for $1.50
RED PHLOX
B. Comte. A deep shade of red-plum. Tall growing.
Beacon. A pleasing cherry-red. 35 cts.; 3 for $1.00.
Coquelicot. A bright orange-scarlet. Unusual color.
Comus (New). Clear cherry-red overspread with bright scarlet. 35
cts.; 3 for $1.00.
Debs. A bright fiery crimson. No other like it. 40 cts. each.
Fireglow. A new, brilliant color. Flaming scarlet that is often
vermillion. Large flowers freely produced. 35 cts.; 3 for $1.00.
R. P. Struthers. A choice soft red. Tall and free blooming.
WHITE PHLOX
Bridesmaid. White flowers with a crimson-carmine eye.
Frau Anton Buchner. Considered one of the finest white Phlox.
The flowers are large and perfectly formed.
Innocence (New). A tall, sturdy plant with unusually large white
flowers.
Miss Lingard. Very early blooming and fragrant. Glossy green
foliage. Immense heads of white flowers.
Mrs. Jenkins. A dependable free-flowering pure white.
LAVENDER AND PURPLE PHLOX
Champs Elysees. Big clusters of dark crimson-purple flowers.
Mrs. Chas. Dorr. A beautiful shade of lavender. Very large con¬
ical-shaped flower heads.
Phlox — a brilliant, showy flower
PINK PHLOX
Betty Lou (New). A bright orange-scarlet with claret center. Long
season of bloom and outstanding in color. 35 cts. each; 3 for
$1.00.
Columbia (New. Plant Patent). A soft cameo-pink flower,
long lasting and borne profusely. Very vigorous plant
with rich green foliage resistant to insects and diseases.
50 cts. each.
Enchantress. A strong-growing plant with clear salmon-pink flow¬
ers that have a darker eye.
Daily Sketch. New English novelty. Grows to 3 ft. Big flower
heads with extra large florets. A bright salmon pink with vivid
crimson eye. 50 cts. each.
Mrs. Harding (New). A deep rose-pink with salmon shadings.
Large heads of flowers. 35 cts. each; 3 for $1.00.
Pantheon. Deep salmon-pink petals with lighter centers.
Pink Beauty. A clear mauve pink that blooms early with Miss
Lingard variety- — a month before the later Phlox. 35 cts. each;
3 for $1.00.
Rheinlander. A very beautiful salmon-pink with deeper center.
Flower heads are large and held on strong stems.
Rijnstroom. A lovely rose pink, much like Paul Neyron rose.
Very large flower heads. Strong grower.
Rising Sun. A new variety of soft salmon-pink.
Thor. Rich, salmon-pink with crimson eye.
DWARF PHLOX
For Borders and Rockery
Phlox Subulata. A mass of bloom in early spring covers the deli¬
cate moss-like foliage. Excellent for rockery and border, and
invaluable for carpeting the ground or covering graves. Pink or
white — 30 cts. each; 4 for $1.00.
Phlox "Vivid" (New). An improved early, dwarf pink with un¬
usually brilliant clear pink flowers. 35 cts. each; 3 for $1.00.
Phlox Divaricata (Wild Sweet William). Large fragrant lavender
flowers on 9 inch stems in April and May. Likes shade.
SPECIAL— HOME YARD PHLOX
COLLECTION
Ten field-grown roots, 2 each of 5 popular varieties— light
pink; white; deep pink; red and lavender.
SPECIAL GROUP PRICE— 10 Plants _ $2.25
(Postage 15 cts. extra.)
Hardy Phlox make a colorful border
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Iris— The Rainbow Flower
IRIS PLANTS are extremely hardy, easy to grow and give an abundance
of showy, colorful flowers. They prefer a sunny location and a shallow
planting. To help you make selections the varieties are grouped according
to their prevailing color effect. In the description the "S" refers to the stan¬
dards (upright petals) and ''F'' to the falls (lower petals).
Prices are for strong, sturdy root divisions. A 10% discount is allowed
from the each price when 5 or more of a variety are ordered. (Please add
10% to prices for shipment by Parcel Post.)
LIGHT BLUE IRIS
Price Each
Lord of June. An immense clear lavender blue _ $0.25
Pallida Dalmatica. Bright lavender blue. Tall _ .25
Princess Beatrice. Silvery blue-lavender _ .25
DARK BLUES AND PURPLES
Blue Banner. A bright and cheery blue _ $0.35
Buto. A large flower of deep, rich royal purple _ .30
Garmain Perthuis. (S) violet-purple; (F) royal purple _ .30
Juniata. A tall, clear blue violet _ .25
Lent Williamson. (S) soft violet; (F) royal purple _ .25
Majestic. (S) blue violet; (F) velvety raisin purple _ .25
Monsignor. (S) blue violet; (F) purple _ .25
Morning Splendor. (S) Petunia violet; (F) red purple _ .25
Parc de Neuilly. A reliable violet purple _ .25
Perfection. (S) light blue; (F) rich dark velvet _ .25
Souvenir de Mme. Gaudichau. Rich deep purple _ .30
Swazi. (S) blue violet; (F) dark pansy-violet _ .50
Tenebrae. Rich purple effect. Large flower _ .25
BROWN-PURPLE
Ambassadeur. (S) red violet; (F) purple maroon _ $0.25
Bruno. (S) bronzy heliotrope; (F) rich, violet purple _ .30
PINK-TONED IRIS
Dream. Lovely rose-pink with orange beard _ $0.25
Lohengrin. Silvery pink mauve in effect _ .25
Susan Bliss. A deep pink tone _ .30
PASTEL SHADES
Iris — the "Orchid of the Garden"
CONTRASTING COLORS
Price Each
Iris King. (S) buff yellow; (F) maroon _ $0.25
Loreley. (S) yellow; (F) violet _ .25
Rhein Nixe. (S) white; (F) pansy violet _ .25
Salonique. White standards, red purple falls _ .25
IRIS PRIZE-WINNERS
Some new and unusual Iris varieties
Black Wings. Rich, velvety blue-black. Very dark _ $2.00
El Capitan. Soft lavender blue of majestic size _ .60
Decennial. (S) mustard yellow; (F) deep electric blue _ .50
Evolution. Bronze buff with heliotrope blue _ 1.50
Motif. Rich, glossy, pansy purple _ 1.50
Pres. Pilkington. Pastel blend of pale buff and rose flush _ 2.00
Rameses. A pink buff blend _ 1.00
Selene. Tall pearly white with soft yellow infusion _ .75
Sensation. A remarkable crisp cornflower blue _ .50
Asia. A soft, silvery lavender-violet blend. Fragrant.
Dolly Madison. Light mauve-lilac shaded gold _
Mother of Pearl. Soft lavender with pearly sheen -
Quaker Lady. A smoky-lavender in effect _
RED-TONED IRIS
Caprice. (S) red purple; (F) deeper claret _
Cardinal. A remarkable crimson tone Iris _
Grace Sturtevant. Rich glowing chestnut-brown -
Medrano. Red maroon in effect _
Numa Roumestan. Rich reddish copper _
Seminole. Wine red in effect _
WHITE IRIS
Fairy. Soft white with blue glow _
Taj MahaL A tall white of pure color _
White Queen. A fragrant snow white -
YELLOW IRIS
Coronation. Large flowers of deep golden yellow -
Gold Imperial. Clear yellow with bright orange beard.
Prairie Gold. A deep rich yellow _
Sheldnah. Clear sott yellow -
Sherwin Wright Intense yellow in effect -
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Talisman. A rich combination of yellow and rose pink _ 1.00
Wm. Mohr. A frilled flower of soft lilac and violet _ .50
DWARF IRIS (Pumila). A very early -flowering, low-growing Iris.
Particularly suited for rock gardens and to edge beds and bor¬
ders. Blooms in April. Yellow, Blue, Purple, White and Cream
colors: Each 25 cts.; 6 for $1.25.
SIBERIAN IRIS. Very attractive for garden display and particularly
for cutting. Flowers on graceful stems; foliage narrow and grass¬
like. Siberian Blue and Siberian White: Each 25 cts.; 6 for $1.25.
JAPANESE IRIS. A large flowering Iris that blooms in July. Not
as hardy as the Germanica type. We offer choice plants in
White, Light Blue, Violet Blue, Reddish Crimson. Strong roots,
40 cts. each; 3 for $1.00.
SPECIAL RAINBOW IRIS COLLECTION
A choice collection of colorful Iris. Eight strong roots — -
one each of pink-toned, white, red-toned, lavender, yellow,
blue, purple and pastel.
A real "Rainbow Collection" — 8 Plants, Price _ $1.50
(Parcel post 15 cts. extra.)
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Delicious Fruits
For the Home Garden
FRUITS ARE EASY TO GROW. KNOW THE
DELIGHT OF EATING FRUIT FRESH
FROM YOUR OWN GARDEN
CHERRIES
HARDY APPLES
Price — Strong Trees, 4 Vi to 6 feet, $1.00 each.
Anoka. Large yellow, red-striped fruit in August. Bears early —
often has fruit second year after planting. $1.25 each.
Duchess. Yellow with red stripes. Ripens early. A large size
popular September fruit.
Haralson. Deep red winter apple. Fine quality. A new hardy
and dependable Minnesota apple. $1.25 each.
Northwestern Greening. Large fruit of pale green.
Wealthy. A fine quality red apple that fruits abundantly. A very
popular Minnesota variety.
Yellow Transparent. An early table fruit of medium size. Yellow
color and crisp flesh.
HARDY CRAB APPLES
Price— Strong Trees, 4 Vi to 6 feet, $1.00 each.
Early Strawberry. An early, red-striped fruit.
Whitney. An early, large, red fruit. Crisp, pleasing flavor. De¬
sirable for both eating and cooking.
Dolgo. Good flavored, highly ornamental bright red fruit. Makes
excellent jelly. $1.25.
HARDY PLUMS
The best from the Minnesota State Fruit-breeding farm.
Price — Strong Trees, 4 Vi to 6 feet, $1.00 each.
LaCrescent. Our best quality yellow plum. Sweet and juicy fine¬
grained flesh.
Monitor. Large, dark red clingstone. Late.
Superior. (New introduction.) Large, conic-shaped, deep red
juicy fruit. Small pit. $1.25 each.
Tonka. Semi-freestone, red fruit, fine flavored. Mid-season.
Underwood. Early ripening attractive red plum. A very popular
hardy variety.
CHERRY-PLUMS
Price — Strong Trees, $1.00 each.
Zumbra. Large dark red fruit with small pit. Ripens in August.
Often bears second year after planting.
Nicollet. Very close in color, size and flavor to a true cherry
and much hardier.
Price — Strong Trees, $1.00 each.
Wragg. Heavy bearer of dark red, meaty fruit. The hardiest cherry.
GRAPES
Price — Strong Plants, 40 cts. each; $3.50 per 10.
Beta. A medium size, black grape with sprightly flavor. Unusual
hardiness and a heavy bearer.
Concord. The large, black grape. Always popular.
Pocklington. An early, sweet white grape. Needs winter covering.
RASPBERRIES
Price — $1.00 for 12; $5.00 per 100.
Chief. The new Minnesota introduction. Early and heavy crops
of firm, large, red berries. Very hardy.
Latham. Large red berries in abundance. Later than Chief. A
hardy Minnesota variety with fruit of very attractive color.
Older. A juicy and sweet black raspberry. 10 for $1.00.
CURRANTS
Price — Strong 2-year Plants, 60 cts.; $5.00 per 10
Perfection. Heavy clusters of very large, red fruit.
Red Lake. New Minnesota currant. Erect bush. Large red fruit
in heavy clusters. Excellent flavor.
GOOSEBERRIES
Price — Strong 2-year Plants, 50 cts.; $4.00 per 10.
Como. Large, full berries that keep their green color even when
ripe. A new, improved Minnesota fruit.
STRAWBERRIES
Senator Dunlap. June-bearing. Large crops of big, deep red ber¬
ries. Price — Strong Plants, 30 cts. dozen; $1.50 per 100.
Mastodon. Everbearing (New). Largest berries of any variety.
Price — Strong Plants, 50 cts. dozen; $2.50 per 100.
Wayzata. New Minnesota variety. Everbearing. Particularly
large red berries over a long season. $1.00 per doz.; $5.50
per 100.
ASPARAGUS
Washington Rust Proof. An excellent green asparagus.
Price — Strong Roots, 40 cts. dozen; $3.00 per 100.
RHUBARB OR PIE PLANT
Strawberry. Early and tender. 20 cts. each; dozen $2.00.
McDonald. (New). Highly colored red stalk, very succulent and
tender. A splendid improved variety. Price 60 cts. each.
IMPROVED HANSEN BUSH CHERRIES
EASY TO GROW — SURE TO PRODUCE FRUIT
An excellent, hardy ornamental shrub that produces attractive fruit useful for eating and preserving. In spring the
bush is a snowbank of white flowers. The fruit resembles a small plum in size and shape but the plant grows in bush form
branching and bearing from the ground up. Rarely grows over four feet high. Price — 2 to 3 ft. size, 50 cts. each; $4.00 for 10.
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Everyone admires Roses and there is a place for them in your yard
Plant Roses— for Fragrance and Beauty
A choice assortment of the Better Roses for outdoor planting — all tested varieties
WHEN you plant H. & O. specially prepared roses — all sturdy two and three year old field plants that
come to you GROWING IN POTS — you are sure of flowering results. These plants, not the usual
dry roots, are growing when you get them and ready to go right into your flower beds.
Make your selections early from the wide assortment we offer of the Better Roses — all tested and recom¬
mended for outdoor planting — and all potted, growing plants.
THE HYBRID TEAS — Monthly Everblooming Roses
The popular garden and cutting Roses with rich coloring, fragrance and continuous bloom.
PRICES OF HYBRID TEA MONTHLY ROSES — Strong plants started and growing in pots
Each $1.00; 5 lor $4.50 — unless otherwise noted.
PINK AND ROSE SHADES
BETTY UPRICHARD. Very fragrant flowers of salmon-pink tinted
with copper pink on outside.
COLUMBIA. A pleasing shade of rose-pink delightfully scented.
Free in bloom and vigorous growth.
DAME EDITH HELEN. A brilliant soft pink. Long pointed buds and
huge, full flowers. Highly perfumed.
LOS ANGELES. Luminous flame-pink, toned with coral and gold.
Fragrant; pointed buds.
RADIANCE. Large, double blooms of bright rose pink. A popular
variety that succeeds everywhere.
ROSE MARIE. Large clear rose-pink. Fragrant.
WILLOWMERE. Brilliant pink with golden tinge. Vigorous upright
growth with continuous bloom.
SCARLET AND CRIMSON ROSES
E. G. Hill. Full double flowers of deep maroon red.
ETOILE DE HOLLANDE. Large bright crimson red. Free bloomer.
The most popular red garden rose.
GRUSS AN TIPLETZ. Lovely, fragrant, bright crimson. Always in
bloom and succeeds everywhere.
RED RADIANCE. Bright rosy red. Very large full flowers on a
vigorous plant.
SENSATION. Sweet scented, double flowers of crimson-scarlet.
Strong, vigorous grower.
WHITE MONTHLY ROSES
KAISERIN AUGUSTE VIKTORIA. Creamy buds developing into per¬
fect snow-white blooms. Fragrant.
KILLARNEY WHITE. Long pointed buds with lovely, pure white,
moderately fragrant flowers.
YELLOW AND COPPER SHADES
GOLDEN DAWN. Very double, fragrant lemon-yellow blossom.
Remarkably fine foliage.
HEINRICH WENDLAND. Fragrant flowers of nasturtium-red with
golden reverse on petals. Strong stems.
JOANNA HILL. Deep creamy white tinted with salmon and ochre-
yellow. Strong stems.
MME. ED. HERRIOT. Coral-red, shaded yellow and rosy scarlet.
MRS. AARON WARD. Little buds of golden buff opening to double
flowers of indian-yellow.
MRS. E. P. THOM. A superior yellow garden rose. Rich unfading
lemon-yellow flowers.
REV. F. PAGE ROBERTS. Coppery-red buds opening to huge yel¬
low flowers tinted buff.
SOUVENIR DE CLAUDIUS PERNET. One of the best of the modern
yellow everblooming roses.
TALISMAN. Fragrant flowers of glowing golden-yellow, tinted
copper, red and orange. The most vividly colored rose.
A SPECIAL COLLECTION
4 EVER-BLOOMING ROSES
1 each of Pink, White, Red and Yellow
4 Potted, Growing Plants
SPECIAL $3.50
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The New Rose Creations
SELECTED from the best of the NEW ROSES in America and Europe,
these improved varieties will bring a refreshing note to old gardens
and a thrill to the beginner.
Enjoy them this summer in your own garden.
WE SUPPLY THESE NEW ROSES IN POTTED- GROWING PLANTS SURE TO BLOOM
FOR YOU THIS SEASON.
ALEZANE. (Plant Patent No. 116.) Urn-shaped, reddish brown buds unfurling to a full
flower of rich apricot and yellow. Vigorous growth; dark green foliage. Potted
plants $1.70.
BLAZE. (Plant Patent No. 10.) A marvelous, everblooming scarlet red climbing rose, vig¬
orous grower and blooms over a long season. Price, potted plants, $1.50 each.
BETTER TIMES. (Plant Patent No. 23.) Large, double, fragrant flowers of brilliant cerise.
Free and full bloomer. Long stems. Potted plants $1.70.
CARILLON. (Patent No. 136.) A cheerful flower of flame and
coral tones. Abundance of flowers on a branching plant. Potted
plants, $1.70.
COUNTESS VANDAL. (Plant Patent No. 38.) Lovely, coppery pink
and gold with long, pointed buds. Potted plants $1.25.
GLOAMING. (Patent No. 137.) Soft, satiny pink with salmon and
amber markings. Large flowers with delightful fragrance. Potted
plants $1.70.
GOLDEN CLIMBER. (Patent No. 28.) Rich, golden blooms 4 to 5
inches in diameter, produced singly on long stems. Rich, glossy
leaves. Price, potted plants, $1.70 each.
MARY HART. (Plant Patent No. 8.) Deep blood-red with overglow
of amber. The Red Talisman. Potted plants $1.25.
MATADOR. (Patent Pending.) Large full flower of scarlet crimson
with pleasing perfume. Vigorous, sturdy, healthy plant. Potted
plants $1.70.
NEW DAWN. (New, Plant Patent.) Everblooming climber; large
exguisite flowers of delicate pink on long stems. Fragrant blos¬
soms; bronze-green foliage. Potted plants, $1.70.
NIGRETTE. (Plant Patent No. 87.) The Black Rose. Deep, rich,
dark maroon. Fragrant. Slender growth but continuous in bloom.
A European sensation. Potted plants $2.20.
A Special Booklet— "ALL ABOUT THE NEW ROSES"— illustrated in full color.
Send 1 0 cents in stamps to cover mailing costs.
The June Flowering Roses — “Hybrid Perpetuals”
These are the hardiest of the large-flowering Garden Roses, with blooming season largely in June and
July. Their extremely large flowers on strong sturdy bushes make June the month of Roses.
PRICES — H. & O. Specially Prepared- Growing, Potted Plants — $1.00 each; 5 for $4.50.
Frau Karl Druschki. A large silvery white. The ideal white rose. Paul Neyron. Beautiful deep rose. The largest of all.
General Jacqueminot. Brilliant crimson. Very fragrant. Prince Camille de Rohan. Very dark red. Delicate fragrance.
Magna Charta. Fragrant, bright pink tinted with carmine. Ulrich Brunner. Bright cherry crimson. An old favorite.
Mme. Albert Barbier (New). Full cupped flowers of fawn-yellow, shaded white and pink. Fragrant, strong growing and long season of
bloom. A new and unusual color for a Hybrid Perpetual.
Climbing Roses
For House Wall and Garden Trellis
H. & O. SPECIALLY PREPARED POTTED PLANTS
PLANT Climbing Roses near the porch or on the house walls to
have their fragrance and color close at hand. Use them in the
garden also to decorate lattices, arbors or pergolas and as festoons
over walls.
PRICES H. & O. POTTED, GROWING CLIMBERS
Each 80 cts.; 5 for $3.50 — unless otherwise noted
Climbing American Beauty. Large, double flowers of bright rose pink.
Dorothy Perkins. Big clusters of soft, shell-pink roses. Flowers profusely.
Dr. Van Fleet. Large, light pink flowers on long stems. Fragrant.
Excelsa. Double crimson flowers in clusters. (The improved "Crimson Rambler.")
Paul's Scarlet Climber. Double flowers of bright scarlet red. Unexcelled brilliance.
Primrose. Canary yellow roses of double form in profusion.
The new Climbers, "Blaze," "New Dawn" and "Golden Climber" are listed above
under New Rose Creations.
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Climbing Roses for the garden trellis.
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New Double-Flowering RugOSa Roses
Dependable and Hardy All Through the North
THE new Rugosa Roses are full and double, sweetly fragrant
and the flowers appear abundantly and almost continuously
from June until October. The plants are hardy and survive with¬
out special winter covering.
We offer strong, dormant plants that will bloom this year.
The Rugosas are frequently called "Eskimo Beauties" because of
their extreme hardiness in the north.
Amelia Gravereaux. Double, fragrant flowers of bright cerise red. Price, strong
plants, 75 cts.; extra size, 90 cts.
Belle Poitvine. Clusters of double, magenta-pink roses over a long season. Price,
strong plants, 75 cts.; extra size, 90 cts.
Dr. Eckener (New). Large semi-double flowers of salmon-pink with gold at base of
petals. A new and unusual rugosa hybrid. Price, $1.25 each.
F. J. Grootendorst. Full clusters of smaller, bright-crimson roses. Always in bloom.
Price, strong plants, 75 cts.; extra size, $1.00.
Hansa. Double, fragrant, wine-red flowers. Handsome dark green foliage. Sturdy
growth and long season of bloom. Price, 70 cts.; extra size, 90 cts.
Hugonis. An early flowering shrub rose with sprays of light yellow roses along
the graceful branches. Strong plants, 75 cts.
Rugosa Rubra. The original type from Japan. Crinkled leaves. Large, purple-red
single flowers with yellow center. Price, 60 cts.; extra size, 75 cts.
Sarah Van Fleet (New). Semi-double, soft, rose-pink flowers. Continuous in bloom.
Price, 75 cts.; extra size, $1.00.
Clusters of red flowers all season on the hardy
Grootendorst Rugosa Rose.
Sir Thos. Lipton. A free-blooming, fragrant double
white. Price, 75 cts.; extra size, $1.00.
Baby Rambler cluster roses.
BABY RAMBLER ROSES (Dwarf Polyantha)
The Baby Ramblers are small size bushes, very popular because of their
dwarf size and heavy flowering. The roses are borne in full clusters and are in
bloom continuously throughout the summer.
Plant the Baby Ramblers in beds alone or in front of the taller roses in the
rose garden.
Pink Baby Rambler (Ellen Poulsen). Clusters of deep, brilliant-pink, guite fragrant flowers until
frost. Potted, growing plants, $1.00.
Red Baby Rambler (Miss Edith Cavell). Bears heavy, open clusters of crimson-scarlet roses. Pot¬
ted, growing plants, $1.00.
THE HARDY BUSH ROSES
These hardy bush or shrubbery roses are very useful for planting in with the usual flowering shrubs
in borders or in boundary groups. They are particularly suited for planting on banks, slopes and in locations
where a naturalistic effect is desired. They give not only their foliage value but also the attractiveness of
their showy rose flowers.
Blanda. Soft pink flowers on thornless stems 3 to 4 ft. high. Red Rubriiolia. Pink flowers. Reddish-purple leaves all summer. Price,
fruit in fall. Price, strong plants, 60 cts.; extra size, 75 cts. strong plants, 60 cts.; extra size, 75 cts.
Harrison's Yellow. The best hardy yellow-flowering bush rose. Sweet Briar, Rubiginosa. The old favorite Sweet Briar fragrant
Semi-double golden yellow. Price, strong plants, 75 cts. pink rose with aromatic leaves. Price, strong plants, 75 cts.
A COMPLETE HOME-YARD ROSE GARDEN OF MONTHLY ROSES
Plant this Special "Home-Yard Collection" and enjoy roses all summer. This group contains a
careful selection of the more popular varieties in an assortment of pink, red, white and yellow col¬
ors. Our selection.
(Please see page 28 for descriptions of
the Monthly Roses)
12 H. & O. POTTED ROSES
All growing and living plants ready to
set right into the garden.
Use these plants and have a beautiful
rose garden this summer.
A semi-circular rose bed.
SPECIAL— "HOME- YARD ROSE GARDEN"— 12 choice Roses.
In assorted colors. Potted, growing stock. Special Price_*._
$10.20
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A pleasing group for the lawn.
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Plant Foods and Mulches
For Better Lawns and Flowers, Healthy Trees and Shrubs
Loma
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beaut ifm Ian ns am] gardens
We recommend "LOMA" as a perfect Plant Food
IT IS EFFICIENT— EASY TO HANDLE AND FREE OF ODOR
An ideal fertilizer for new lawns and for restoring old ones. "LOMA"
contains all the necessary plant foods to properly nourish grass, flowers, trees, ever¬
greens and shrubs. It will produce a luxuriant healthy growth and encourage flowering.
FOR THE LAWN — Allow 40 lbs. to 1000 sq. ft. Scatter evenly and FOR THE GARDEN — Apply along the rows and around the plants
water down thoroughly. following directions on the sack.
1336 LOMA PRICES
10 lbs.. 85 cts.; 25 lbs., $1.50; 50 lbs., $2.50; 100 lbs., $4.00.
HELPFUL INFORMATION — A special booklet telling how to use
LOMA fertilizer sent on request.
BONE MEAL
BONE MEAL. A selected, finely-ground meal of animal bone that
contains valuable nitrogen and phosphoric acid plant food. A
safe and excellent fertilizer for peonies, roses and all garden
plants. Our Bone Meal has been slightly steamed to soften it
and to hasten its fertilizing action. Apply to flower borders
one lb. to 15 sq. ft. and cultivate in. Use generously around trees
and shrubs.
10 lbs., 65 cts.; 25 lbs.. $1.10; 50 lbs., $1.75; 100 lbs. $2.75.
MELO-GROND — Prepared Sheep Manure
MELO-GROND. A balanced mixture of SHEEP
MANURE and BONE MEAL (far superior to
straight Sheep Manure). A natural, organic plant
food that will stimulate the growth of all plants.
For lawns use 50 lbs. per 1,000 sq. ft. and
water well. Inexpensive and efficient.
50 lb. bag, $1.75; 100 lb. bag, $2.75.
SULPHATE OF AMMONIA
SULPHATE OF AMMONIA. A quick-acting plant growth stimulant
containing about 25 per cent ammonia. Use sparingly about
garden plants to stimulate rapid development. For lawns apply
in a solution at rate of 5 lbs. per 1,000 sq. ft. Water down thor¬
oughly. In the garden do not let it touch green growth.
10 lbs., 65 cts.; 25 lbs., $1.10; 50 lbs., $1.75; 100 lbs., $2.75.
VIGORO — A General Fertilizer
VIGORO. A prepared plant food for lawns, vegetable and flower
gardens. Directions on package. Allow 40 lbs. per 1,000 sq. ft.
for lawns. Odorless — easy to use.
An important aid to more attractive lawns and flower gardens.
Contains all the needed plant foods and is free of weed seeds.
25 lbs., $1.50; 50 lbs., $2.50; 100 lbs., $4.00.
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NUTRIA PEAT — A needed Mulch for Lawn and Garden
NUTRIA PEAT is a prepared, granulated natural peat, dark in color, that is a splendid soil builder and
conditioner. It is clean and odorless. Nutria Peat will lighten and aerate a heavy soil and add the needed
humus and texture to sandy soils. It holds 15 times its weight in water.
Use it generously on old or new lawns and as a
mulch in the flower beds and rose garden. Makes a
perfect top dressing around evergreens, trees and
shrubs.
PRICES OF NUTRIA PEAT
Per bag (about 3 bu.). 90 cts.; 2 bags, $1.50; 3 bags, $2.00.
(1 bag weighs 90 to 100 lbs. and covers 100 sq. ft. to depth of lh inch.)
HOW TO FERTILIZE YOUR TREES
To Keep them in Healthy, Vigorous, Growth
This diagram shows how you can fertilize and feed your
trees and shrubs. Note how holes are made in the ground un¬
derneath the spread of the branches and filled with fertilizer.
This plant food can then directly reach the roots.
Keep your fine, old established trees in healthy growth and
preserve their beauty by proper fertilizing. When a tree is in
vigorous growth it is less subject to insect and disease attacks.
For tree and shrub fertilizing we use and recommend
"LOMA" — The Perfect Plant Food. It is economical and effi¬
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H. & O. “High Test" Lawn Grass Seed
The Best Seed for a Perfect Lawn
GOOD lawns logically follow the use of clean, pure seed of high ger¬
mination test. H. & O. High Test Seed is dependably good — the
best in quality that we can secure. Our special mixtures are the result
of our experience of many years in the actual making of lawns.
There are no cheap annual or short-lived grasses such as Timothy in H. & O. mixtures. These
undesirable cheap seeds are often used to make mixtures that can be sold at a low price and
the purchaser learns too late that cheap seed can only mean a temporary, unsatisfactory lawn.
Use the best seed obtainable and enjoy the proper results from your work and efforts.
Send lor "HOW TO MAKE A LAWN." This booklet tells you how to make and care
for a lawn. It gives practical and helpful information. Mailed on request.
AMOUNT TO SOW- — Allow one pound of seed to every 200 square
feet of new lawn area. For re-seeding on old lawns one pound of seed
to 400 square feet will be sufficient.
Prices are given lor seed packed and ready to ship. Please add
6c per lb. lor parcel post ii shipment ol seed by mail is wanted.
Sow "Velvet Sod" — the best grass seed.
"Velvet Sod" mixture , contains creeping bent
VELVET SOD SEED
Velvet Sod Lawn Seed is an unusually high grade and careful
mixture of permanent fine-bladed, rich green grasses. Specially
prepared to meet the climatic conditions of our northern states.
Its high weight of 27 lbs. per bushel indicates its purity and freeness
from chaff and adulteration. We use this seed on all our own
gardening work and recommend it as the best seed obtainable.
Velvet Sod contains Creeping Bent seed.
1 lb. 45c; 5 lbs. $2.00; 10 lbs. $3.60; 20 lbs. $6.50.
SHADY-SIDE SEED
Where ordinary grasses will not grow we suggest sowing this
special "shady-side" mixture which contains varieties naturally
tolerant to shade. (Extra attention to fertilizing and watering is very
important under these shade conditions and a light re-seeding each
spring helps maintain the sod.)
1 lb. 55c; 5 lbs. $2.50; 10 lbs. $4.75; 20 lbs. $9.00.
WHITE CLOVER
The best imported white Dutch clover with small leaves and
dense growth. Very often sown with other grasses, particularly
in a new lawn, where it helps cover the ground, thicken the sod
and so tends to crowd out weeds.
Vi lb. 35c; 1 lb. 65c; 5 lbs. $3.00; 10 lbs. $5.50.
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS
A beautiful grass that should be the main constituent of every
good lawn here in the north. It is sometimes used alone but as It
develops slowly, it becomes better established if sown in a mixture.
Our seed is a very choice grade of carefully recleaned extra heavy
seed with an average weight of 21 lbs. per bushel.
1 lb. 40c; 5 lbs. $1.75; 10 lbs. $3.25; 20 lbs. $6.00.
RED TOP GRASS
Red Top is a fine-leaved grass that germinates and develops
very quickly. It is of particular value in getting a new sod es¬
tablished. For a permanent lawn it should not be sown alone.
1 lb. 30c; 5 lbs. $1.25; 10 lbs. $2.25; 20 lbs. $4.00.
TERRACE SEED
On a slope the usual lawn mixtures are disappointing. For
terraces we suggest this special mixture of spreading, deep rooting
grasses that are resistant to drought and will thrive under unfav¬
orable conditions.
1 lb. 55c; 5 lbs. $2.50; 10 lbs. $4.75; 20 lbs. $9.00.
Fertilizers are necessary lor the perfect lawn. Please see page 31.
CREEPING BENT GRASS
Sea Side Bent — a true, unmixed creeping bent seed. It produces
a thick, low and close-growing turf for lawns and golf greens.
(Creeping Bent sod requires often and close cutting and special
attention in fertilizing.)
1 lb. $1.50; 5 lbs. $7.25; 10 lbs. $14.00; 20 lbs. $27.00
Your inquiries are invited on matters of lawn-making, seed and
fertilizer. We have a special service for golf clubs and park properties.
CREEPING BENT GRASS STOLONS
The Improved Minnetonka Strain
For those who wish to introduce creeping bent
into an old lawn or to establish it on a new lawn
we offer special sod plugs. Set the plugs 12
inches apart and they will spread and meet after
one season's growth. A special sealed carton
containing 120 creeping bent plugs — enough for
120 sq. ft. of old or new lawn — Price $1.25; 5 car¬
tons $5.00; 10 cartons $9.00 — (Shipping weight
about 12 lbs. each.
Bent Stolons in Bulk — $5.00 per bushel
(4 bu. are required for 1000 sq. ft of lawn.)
Full directions for planting and care given.
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Page
A
Acer _ -. _ 15
Achillea _ 18
Aconitum _ 18
Adam's Needle _ 22
Aesculus _ _ _ 14
Alaska Daisy _ 19
Almond, Flowering _ _ 4
Alyssum _ 18
Amelanchier _ 6
Ampelopsis. _ 17
Anchusa _ 18
Anemone _ 18
Anthemis _ 18
Apples _ 27
Aquilegia _ 18
Arabis _ 18
Arborvitae _ 11
Aristolochia _ 17
Arenaria _ 18
Armeria _ 18
Arrowwood _ _ 9
Artemisia _ 18
Ash _ 14
Asparagus _ 27
Asters _ 18-19
Astilbe _ 19
B
Babysbreath _ 20
Balloon Flower _ 21
Barberry _ 4-17
Basswood _ 15
Betula _ 14
Birch _ 14
Bittersweet _ 17
Blanket Flower _ 20
Bleeding Heart _ 19-20
Bocconia _ 19
Boltonia _ 19
Bone Meal _ 31
Boston Ivy _ 17
Bridal Wreath _ 8-17
Buckthorn _ 4-17
C
Campanula _ 19
Canterbury Bell _ 19
Caragana _ 8
Catalpa _ 14
Cedar _ _ 11
Celastrus _ 17
Celtis _ 14
Centaurea _ 19
Cerastium _ 19
Cherries _ 27
Chinese Lantern _ 21
Clematis _ 17-19
Columbine _ 18
Coneflower, Purple _ 22
Coral Bell _ 20
Coralberry _ 5
Coreopsis _ 19
Cornflower, Perennial _ 19
Cornus _ 5
Cotoneaster _ 5-17
Crab, Flowering _ 15
Cranberry, Highbush _ 9
Crataegus _ 9
Creeping Bent Grass _ 32
Currant, Flowering _ 5
Currant, Mountain _ 5-17
Currants, Fruiting _ 27
Page
D
Daisy, Alaska, Shasta _ 18-19
Daisy, Giant _ 22
Daisy, Persian _ 22
Day Lily _ 20
Delphinium _ 19
Dianthus _ 19
Dictamnus _ 20
Dicentra _ 19-20
Digitalis _ 20
Dogwood _ 5
Dutchman’s Pipe _ 17
E
Echinops _ 20
Eleagnus _ 8
Elderberry _ 5
Elm _ 15
Engelman's Ivy _ 17
Erinus _ 20
Euonymus _ 6
Euphorbia _ 20
Evergreens _ 11
F
Ferns _ 20
Fertilizers - 31
Fir _ 12
Flax _ 21
Forget-me-not _ 20
Forsythia _ 6
Foxglove _ 20
Fraxinus _ 14
Fruits _ 27
Funkia _ 20
G
Gaillardia _ 20
Gas Plant _ 20
Globe Flower _ 22
Globe Thistle _ 20
Globularia _ 20
Golden Bell _ 6
Golden Glow _ 22
Golden Tuft _ 18
Gooseberries _ 27
Grapes _ 17-27
Grass Seed - 32
Gypsophila _ 20
H
Hackberry - 14
Harebell - 19
Hedges _ 17
Helenium _ 20
Helianthemum _ 20
Heliopsis - 20
Heliotrope, Garden - 22
Hemerocallis _ 20
Hen and Chickens - 22
Heuchera - 20
Hibiscus _ 21
Hollyhocks _ 21
Honeysuckle - 6-17
Horsechestnut - 14
Hydrangea - 6
I
Iris _ 26
Ivy - 17
Page
I
Jerusalem Cross _ 21
Juglans _ 16
Juneberry _ 6
Juniper _ 11-12
L
Lantern Plant, Chinese
(Physalis) _ 21
Larkspur _ 19
Lathyrus _ 21
Lavender, Sea _ 22
Lawn Grass Seed _ 32
Lilac _ _ 7
Lilies _ 21
Lily-of-the-Valley _ 21
Linden _ 15
Linum _ 21
Locust, Flowering _ 7
Lonicera _ 6-17
Loosestrife _ 21
Lupinus _ 21
Lychnis _ 21
Lycium _ 17
Ly thrum _ 21
M
Mallow _ 21
Maple _ 15
Marguerite, Hardy _ 18
Matrimony Vine _ 17
Mock Orange _ 6
Monarda _ : _ 21
Monkshood _ 18
Mountain Ash _ 16
Morus _ , _ 16
Mulberry _ 16
Myosotis _ 20
N
Nanking Cherry _ 8
Ninebark _ 7
O
Oenothera _ 21
Oleaster _ 8
Olive, Russian _ _ 8
Oswego Tea - 21
P
Pachysandra _ 21
Papaver _ 21
Pea Tree, Siberian - 8
Peat _ 31
Penstemon _ 21
Peonies _ 24
Perennials, Hardy _ 18
Philadelphus _ 6
Phlox _ 25
Physocarpus - 7
Physostegia _ 21
Physalis _ 21
Picea _ 13
Pie Plant _ 27
Pines _ 12
Pinks _ 19-20
Plantain Lily - 20
Platycodon _ 21
Plum, Flowering - 7
Plum, Purple Leaf _ 7
Plums, Fruiting - 27
Poplar 1 _ 16
Poppy _ 21-22
Primrose, Evening - 21
Pyrethram _ 22
Prunus Tomentosa _ 8
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R
Raspberries _ 27
Regal Lily _ 21
Rhamnus _ 4-17
Rhubarb _ 27
Rhus - 9
Ribes _ _ 5
Robinia _ 7
Rock Gardens _ 23
Rock Rose _ 20
Rosa Rugosa _ 8-30
Rose, Red Leaved _ 8
Roses _ 8-28-29-30
Rudbeckia _ 22
Russian Olive - 8
S
Salix _ 16
Salvia - 22
Sambucus - 5
Scuttelaria - - - 22
Sedum _ 22
Sempervivum _ 22
Shasta Daisy _ 19
Shrubs _ 4
Siberian Pea Tree - 8
Snowball - 9
Snowberry - 8
Sorbus - 16
Speedwell - 22
Spiraea - 8-9-17
Spruce _ 13
Statice - 22
Stonecrop _ 22
Strawberries - 27
Strawberry Bush - 6
Sumac - 9
Sweet William - 19
Symphoricarpus - 5-8
Syringa - 6-7
T
Tamarix - 9
Taxus _ 13
Thalictrum - 22
Thorn Apple - 9
Thuya _ 11
Tilia . . 15
Trees - 14
Trollius - 22
U
Ulmus _ 15
V
Valerian - 22
Veronica _ 22
Viburnum - 9
Vines and Creepers - 17
Viola _ 22
Virginia Creeper - 17
W
Walnut, Black _ 16
Wayfaring Tree - 9
Weigela _ 9
Willow _ 16
Y
Yellow Star - 20
Yew _ 13
Yucca - — 22
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Nurseries — 1200 St. Clair St.
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A DEPENDABLE and RESPONSIBLE GARDENING SERVICE
Entrust the care of your valuable trees, lawn and landscape plant¬
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WE SPECIALIZE IN
TREE TRIMMING TREE REPAIR WORK
HEDGE TRIMMING SHRUB PRUNING
LAWN MAKING LAWN FERTILIZING
ROCK GARDENS GARDEN CONSTRUCTION
GENERAL SUMMER CARE OF LAWN AND GARDEN
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