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HEMEROCALLIS
Daylilies

FLAVA (Lemon Lily).

Sweet-scented, clear lemon-yellow. 21% ft.
May. 3 for $1.00; doz. $3.00.

HYPERION.

The amaryllis-like flowers are citron-yellow
and delightfully fragrant. The finest pale
yellow Hemerocallis, perfectly hardy in any
soil or location. Its graceful arching foliage
is handsome. Blooms in July and August.
3 for $2.00; doz. $6.00.

J. A. CRAWFORD.

Rich apricot-yellow shaded cadmium.
Many flowers on 4-foot stems. At its best
about June 25. Partial shade or full sun.
3 for $1.50; doz. $4.00.

Cunningham Gardens
aes WALDRON, INDIANA

HEMEROCALLIS (Daylilies)

DICTAMNUS (Gas Plant}

FRAXINELLA RUBRA.

Forms a bush about 21% feet in height and
nearly as broad, having fragrant foliage and
spikes of rosy pink flowers in June. One of

REGAL LILY

the most permanent and attractive features LARGE
of the hardy perennial border. 3 for $2.00;
BULBS

ALBA.

The white-flowered variety of the above.
Long-lasting flower for cutting. 3 for $2.00;
doz. $6.00.

3 for $1.60; doz. $5.50

We Guarantee

safe arrival of all shipments; beyond this the plants
are subject to conditions over which we have no con-
trol. Complaints of any nature must be made upon
receipt of shipment. However, we are interested in
your success and ask that you let us know if you are
not entirely satisfied with the plants sent you.

CARRYING CHARGES

usually via Parcel Post, to be prepaid by us at listed
prices herein. Plants are carefully packed to reach
all parts of the country in good condition.

How to Plant Peonies

Peonies may be planted successfully during
autumn or early spring. The area to be planted
should usually have a liberal application of bone-
meal or superphosphate deeply spaded in, as prepa-
ration. Inasmuch as Peonies become quite large with
age, they should be spaced 3 or 4 feet apart. The
holes should be dug large enough and deep enough to
accommodate the roots to be planted. In setting
the plants, place the eyes (crown buds) 21% inches
below ground level. A handful of fertilizer mixed
with the soil before filling in is good practice. Allow
no manure of any kind to come in contact with
Peony roots. Never plant in a location where the
roots of large trees will rob Peonies of necessary
plant food and moisture.

Peony clumps may stand in the same place for
many years if grass-sod is not allowed to strangle
growth and if an occasional application of bonemeal
and potash is hoed in around the plants. Do not
mow Peony tops to the ground before late fall, and
leave at least half the foliage on the plant when tak-
ing cut flowers.

Our Peonies are grown for plants only, and the
roots sent out on orders will be from young, disease-
free blocks, assuring satisfaction to our customers.
Shipment will begin in early September, continuing
through the fall season.

BARONESS SCHROEDER. Rose type; late mid-
season. White with shading of flesh. Large flow-
ers with chalice-shaped center, freely produced and
lasting a long time. Very fragrant. 3-5 Eyes.
Each $1.00; 3 for $2.85.

CLAIRE DUBOIS. A large, bright satiny pink
with a silver sheen. Late flowering and one of the
best in its class. Medium height. 3-5 Eyes. Each
$1.00; 3 for $2.85.

CUNNINGHAM GARDENS -

EDULIS SUPERBA. Dark pink, even color; large,
loose, flat crown when fully open. Very fragrant; up-
right growth; early bloomer. 3-5 Eyes. Each $1.00;
3 for $2.85.

EDWARD TEAS. A yery large, deep red with a trace
of purple shading, blooming in early midseason.
Broad guard petals surround the body of the high-
built flower, which is very attractive during its bloom-
ing season. The foliage is large and healthy and the
stems strong and above medium height. New. 3-5
Eyes. Each $2.50; 3 for $7.00.

FELIX CROUSSE. Deep rose-red, fully double. The
central bomb of incurved petals is surrounded by
broad, prominent guard petals. A good midseason
red, especially for cutting. 3-5 Eyes. Each $1.00;
3 for $2.85.

FESTIVA MAXIMA. An early true rose-type white
with wide guard petals surrounding a compact mass
of rich white petals flecked crimson. Very large flow-
ers on tall, strong stems. Affords early cut flowers.
3-5 Eyes. Each $1.00; 3 for $2.85.

FRANKIE CURTIS. A very large, perfect bomb type,
with large prominent guard petals. Opens delicate
flesh, changing to pure white, with a pink blush in the
heart of the flower. Known often as White Mons.
Jules Elie. 3-5 Eyes. Each $3.00.

GRANDIFLORA. A large, late, fragrant, soft shell-
pink, fading to rose-white. The last Peony to bloom.
3-5 Eyes. Each $1.00; 3 for $2.85.

KARL ROSENFIELD. Very large flower of semi-rose
type. Extremely vigorous grower, tall and free
flowering. It has no equal as an early midseason red.
3-5 Eyes. Each $1.00; 3 for $2.85.

KELWAY’S GLORIOUS. Buds tinted pink, open-
ing into large blossoms of iridescent white. Fragrant.
Late midseason. One of the most beautiful Peonies.
3-5 Eyes. Each $2.50; 3 for $7.00.

LADY ALEXANDRA DUFF. An immense, loosely
built flower with broad rounded petals. Pale blush-
pink, fading to white, with yellow stamens. A beauti-
fully formed flower; sweet scented. Very floriferous
and showy. 3-5 Eyes. Each $1.00; 3 for $2.85.

LAMARTINE. Dark old-rose-pink with a silvery
sheen. The flowers are globular in shape, freely pro-
duced on tall stems in late midseason. 3-5 Eyes.
Each $1.25; 3 for $3.50.

LIVINGSTONE. Lilac-rose; large; late; tall. Free
flowering. 3-5 Eyes. Each $1.00; 3 for $2.85.

LONGFELLOW. This is one of the most popular red
Peonies because of its distinct, fadeless color and
general dependability, both for cutting and garden
decoration. The foliage is good, with strong stiff
stems. It comes into bloom in early midseason. 3-5
Eyes. Each $1.50; 3 for $4.25.

WALDRON,

MARIE CROUSSE. A delicate shell-pink bordering on
salmon. Tall stems and beautifully formed flowers.
A fragrant midseason to late variety with a long
season of bloom. 3-5 Eyes. Each $1.00; 3 for $2.85.

MARTHA BULLOCH. Mammoth cup-shaped blos-
soms, often 9 to 12 inches across. The largest of the
good Peonies. Deep rose-pink in the center, shading
to silvery shell-pink in the outer petals. Stalks
strong and erect. Blooms in late midseason. 3-5
Eyes. Each $1.50; 3 for $4.25.

MARY BRAND. A red in which there is little trace of
purple; rose-type blooms of vivid crimson. A_ fine
landscape variety and excellent for cutting. Mid-
season. 3-5 Eyes. Each $1.25; 3 for $3.50.

MME. EMILE LEMOINE. A beautiful white coming
into bloom late in the season. The flowers are large,
uniform in shape and size, with center petals marked
carmine. The plant is rather tall, with strong erect
stems. 3-5 Eyes. Each $1.00; 3 for $2.85.

MME. JULES DESSERT. One of the finest of all light.
pink Peonies. The flowers are very large, well formed,
and of a delicate flesh-pink, gradually fading to
white with a golden glow at the center, reflecting
from the golden stamens. Late midseason. 3-5
Eyes. Each $1.00; 3 for $2.85.

SPECIAL OFFER “A”

Baroness Schroeder........................... $1

Claire Dubois. 2.255 ee ee ee ee

Edulis Superba <)2),-0p es ee eee ee

Edward ‘Teas... .at is Ace een 50

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Karl Rosenfield...) ...) 3a bee eee 1
1 each of above, 6 for $6.50. Postpaid

SPECIAL OFFER “’B”

Frankie Curtis \.° 3) see oc eee eee $3 00
Grandifloray 2. sccm sce eae ee Pee LOO
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Marie Crousse . RR ee dak en bet se a eae, WD
Mary Brand. 1 25
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1 each of abover Ptar $7. 50. ‘Postpaid,
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Livingstone. . ..$1 00
Mme. Emile Lemoine. .. 1 00
Martha Bulloch. . Lcisig de ks :a RES
Mons. Jules Blie. 0.00.0... ies, 1 00
Modeste Guerin. . .. 1 00
Philippe Rivoire . . 3 00

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INDIANA

Color aud Pragrauce

MODELE DE PERFECTION. The large flowers are SPECIAL OFFER ’“D”
old-rose-pink, somewhat mottled with deeper tones.
This blooms in late midseason, affording loads of

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flowers after some of the earlier varieties have : 3

passed. 3-5 Eyes. Each $1.00; 3 for $2.85. Festiva Maxima........... 1 00
MODESTE GUERIN. A large early midseason deep Karl Rosenfield... ... 1 00
rose-pink with a rose fragrance. Popular as a cut- Lady Alexandra Duff........ 1 00

flower variety as well as for garden decoration. z
3-5 Eyes. Each $1.00: 3 for $2.85. pce Dele aes pod
Mme. Jules Dessert........ 1 00

MONS. JULES ELIE. An immense self-colored pure Pathe te
pink. The broad reflexed guards: surround a huge 1 each of above, 6 for $5.50. Postpaid
pyramid of petals converging to an apex, all covered
with an intense silvery sheen. An early bloomer, fra-

grant, and a wonderful cut-flower variety. 3-5 SPECIAL OFFER ’E”

Eyes. Each $1.00; 3 for $2.85.

PHILIPPE RIVOIRE. Richly rose-scented, very dark Claire: Duboisne eee eee 00
crimson with blackish sheen. True rose type with Edward’Teas 2 50
perfectly symmetrical form, coming into bloom in ee aed 0m Meee
late midseason. The highest rated of any red Peony. ECUIS)S Up el D Ameer er tere OO
3-5 Eyes. Each $3.00; 3 for $8.50. Festiva Maxima................... 1 00

WALTER FAXON. Semi-rose type; midseason. The James Kelway. Pale pink.......... 1 00

most vivid of all pinks. The flowers are of medium

size, attractive in form. A tall, free bloomer. Very Walter Faxon ..................... 150
distinct. 3-5 Eyes. Each $1.50; 3 for $4.25. 1 each of above, 6 for $7.00. Postpaid

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Baroness Schroeder..................-...-...-91 00
Felix Crousse....... 1 00
Kelway’s Glorious............... 2 50
Lady Alexandra Duff. . 1 00
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Mons. Jules Elie. ... 1 00

1 each of above, 6 for $7.00. Postpaid

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TERMS AND
CONDITIONS

PLEASE ORDER EAR-
LY. It is suggested that
your order be _ placed
with us as soon as pos-
sible after receipt of our
catalog. Certain varieties
may become depleted to-
ward close of the ‘sea-
son.

TERMS OF PAYMENT.
Please remit in full with
order, or before shipping
date. Prompt refund will
be made on any part of
order which cannot be
furnished. Remittance
may be made by most
convenient means. Cur-
rency should be sent by
Registered Mail.

SHIPPING -CHARGES.
At catalog prices we pay

shipping charges when
sent either by Parcel
Post or Express. While

most packages are sent
by Parcel Post, espe-
cially to those having
Rural Route address,
shipment may be made
by Express on_ heavier
packages to distant
points.

OUR GUARANTEE. We
guarantee safe arrival of
all shipments; beyond
this the plants are sub-
ject to conditions: beyond
our control. Complaints
of any nature must be
made upon receipt
shipment. We _ further
guarantee all plants te
be true to name, and
any such plants. that
eventually may prove
otherwise than labeled
will be replaced free of
charge. It is our policy
always to send out only
such plants as will prove
satisfactory to our cus-
tomers.

SUBSTITUTIONS. No
substitutions will be
made without permission
However, if

to do so. |
you send in an order
late in the season it

may save delay if yov
name a second choice,
or give us permission to
send a variety of equal
or better value of the
same color.

May we substitute equally good variety if any of kinds ordered are exhausted? No

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