GEM EVERBEARING |

GEM EVERBEARING—The berry that really produces two crops each year. Pick all this summer and fall, then you will harvest another fine crop next spring. Unlike most everbearers, this variety is an excellent plant maker. The plants are very healthy and vigorous, producing an abundance of runners, which bear fruit the first season.

The berries are large, bright red, firm, roundish in shape, rather tart but

of good flavor and quality. Good for dessert or culinary uses. Very at-

tractive in appearance and sell well on the fresh fruit markets. ;

50 plants $2.25, 100 plants $3.50, 250 plants $7.00, 500 plants $12.50. parcel post prepaid. 1,000 plants $19.50 express not prepaid.

MASTODON EVERBEARING

MASTODON EVERBEARING—Any soi! of high fertility will produce bumper crops of this outstand- ing everbearing variety. Mastodon is rightly named, because it exceeds them all in size and in number of berries per plant during the fruiting season, which extends from spring until late autumn. Delicious berries for home use.

50 plants $3.00, 100 plants $5.00, 250 plants $10.00, 500 plants $16.75 parcel post prepaid. 1,000 plants $24.75 express not prepaid.

PREMIER. DORSETT

DORSETT (Early)—Its bright red color and rich, delicious flavor always

PREMIER—This is by far bring top market prices. Ripening early, with Premier and Blake-

more, this variety rapidly came to the top in flavor, and is now well

known and widely planted in all strawberry sections of the United States. In this latitude it does exceptionally well.

the most popular extra early strawberry. It is our first variety to ripen

and is so extremely productive that 50 plants $1.75, 100 plants $2.75, 250 plants $5.75, 500 plants $8.75

it continues producing berries for parcel post prepaid. 1,000 plants $13.75 express not prepaid. many days. The berries are very

large, firm, good quality, rich red

GEM EVERBEARING color. Because the blooms are very frost-resistant, it is a sure and heavy FAI RFAX bearer. Self-pollenizing.

FAIRFAX—Experienced strawberry gowers who have tested Fairfax have placed it at the very top of the list for quality. It is extra early, having the same bearing season as Premier, but is a much heavier bearer. The early blooms do not show serious frost dam- age, and the fruiting season extends over a long period. Flavor rich

N EV : and sweet, bright red in color. Holds up well as a market variety

and stands long-distance shipping. ; ; 50 plants $1.75, 100 plants $2.75, 250 plants $5.75, 500 plants $8.75 parcel post prepaid. 1,000 plants $13.75 express not prepaid. 4

50 plants $1.75, 100 plants $2.75, 250 plants $5.75, 500 plants $8.75 parcel post prepaid. 1,000 plants $13.75 express not prepaid.

NEW ROBINSON—It is a terrific plant maker. The fruit is solid-meated and bright, glistening red—the sweetest, richest flavored and the largest we have ever had. Many customers have reported berries five to six inches in circumference—18 to a quart. Robinson is a sensation as a commercial berry and certainly the best for home canning and freezing. Fruits about one week later than Dunlap.

50 plants $1.75, 100 plants $2.75, 250 plants $5.75, 500 plants $8.75 parcel post prepaid. 1,000 plants $13.75 express prepaid.

BELLMAR

BELLMAR—Early fruit of a combination Premier-Missionary type, colored darker than Premier and somewhat lighter than Missionary.

59 plants $1.75, 100 plants $2.75, 250 plants $5.75, 500 plants $8.75 : parce! post prepaid. 1,000 plants $13.75 express not prepaid. DORSETT

SPECIAL 50 Dunlap Plants

50 Mammoth Gem Plants (Everbearing)

All for only $2.98 Prepaid

TENNESSEE BEAUTY

TENNESSEE BEAUTY—A new variety from Tennessee. A scientific cross, Premier X Missionary, same parentage as Blakemore. Ten- nessee Beauty makes a vigorous growth with plenty of new plants, that are very productive. Berries are medium to large in size, a bright shiny attractive red color and quite firm. Good quality. Tennessee Beauty have a very high percentage of No. 1 berries as

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EVERBEARING STREAMLINER—The newest sensation in strawberry compared with Blakemore. Also rated very high as a berry for plants is the everbearing Streamliner. This is the heaviest-bearing freezing. strawberry plant produced in the past 25 years. Commercial grow-

ers with an extra-fancy market specialize in this variety because 50 eae sa dee ae meer nice forte sie 33,79; ie aries the small extra cost of the plant is repaid several times over the Ponce DOG Rr D uC ras: piste etek teh ath aoa

first year. A few cents extra a plant invested in this variety come

back in size, color, and salability of the very first crop. This berry has taken the country by storm. The Streamliner commences to N : T

bear about 50 days after planting, and keeps on bearing the second

year as well as the first, which most everbearing varieties will not NECTAR KINGS—Here is the best spring bearing variety of straw- do. It is unusually sweet, and sometimes produces berries as large berry plants that we have ever grown. Will grow in most any of as crabapples. It is extremely hardy, and does well under all soil and climatic conditions and produce an abundance of new weather conditions. Makes many plants. Produces fine-keeping plants which are loaded with large sweet berries each season. and best-shipping-quality fruit of all. Large size, healthy foliage Everyone should have some of these in their garden.

] : i eee ES ae aes 50 plants $2.00, 100 plants $3.00, 250 plants $6.25, 500 plants $9.50

parcel post prepaid. 1,000 plants $16.00 express not prepaid. 50 plants $3.25, 100 plants $5.75, 250 plants $11.00, 500 plants $17.85 parcel post prepaid. 1,000 plants $27.50 express not prepaid.

e ® Minnesota Everbearing MINNESOTA 1166 (Evermore Everbearing)—This new everbearing CATS K | LL strawberry is proving more satisfactory every year. The berries

are large and of excellent flavor. Northern strawberry growers report it a big Money Maker. It brings premium prices because of

the unusual quality of the fruit. You can't go wrong in planting Minnesota 1166. You can be sorry if you don’t reserve your plants

CATSKILL (Midseason)—An ideal midseason berry. Because of its size, flavof, heavy yield, vigorous growth, and its adaptability to a wide range of soils and climates. Catskill berries are huge in

rly. size, deliciously flavored. Bright glowing red in color. Each Pepe berry matures to uniform size and shape. Colors evenly, firm in 50 plants $2.50, 100 plants $4.00, 250 plants $8.00, 500 plants $13.75 flesh and skin. . They withstand long shipping. ‘a parcel post prepaid. 1,000 plants $21.75 express not prepaid.

We recommend Catskill to those who wish to grow large fancy strawberries.

50 plants $1.75, 100 plants $2.75, 250 plants $5.75, 500 plants $8.75 parcel post prepaid. 1,000 plants $13.75 express not prepaid.

ANDERSON'S STRAWBERRY SPECIAL

100 Plants ~ only $7.98

(Actually a $3.50 value)

RASPBERRIES

Anna's heavy, well-rooted raspberries bear early. No fruit is more profitable to grow, more enjoyable to eat. Space plants three to four feet apart in rows six feet apart.

LATHAM (Red)—The greatest and most popular red raspberry grown. Large, handsome red berries, full of rich quality and flavor. We offer bearing

age plants that will produce heavy crops annually. 10 for $1.65, 25 for $3.25, 100 for $11.95.

INDIAN SUMMER (Everbearing Red)—The best ever- bearing raspberry. Berries are large, conical, medium red and good quality. Ripens early, last week in June. Autumn crop starts in September and continues until severe frost. An abundant bearer.

» 10 for $1.95, 25 for $3.95, 100 for $13.95.

CUMBERLAND (Black)—The largest and finest black raspberry. Immense berries are firm, juicy and extra rich flavor. One of the most reliable va- Tieties.

10 for $1.39, 25 for $2.75, 100 for $9.75.

SODUS (Purple)—A new, rich, delicious, extra special purple raspberry. Berries are large and beautiful rich wine-purple. Firm, of exceptionally rich flavor.

Sweet. 10 for $1.90, 25 for $3.89, 100 for $12.95.

RASPBERRY COLLECTION

5 Cumberland, 5 Latham, 5 Sodus

15 Select Plants $2.19

BLACKBERRIES

ALFRED—The coreless blackberry. A glossy jet- black color, a sweet, delicious flavor. Nearly seedless. Hardy, does well in cold sections. 10 for $1.25, 25 for $3.19, 50 for $4.76, 100 for $8.75.

ELDORADO—A valuable blackberry for our northern climate. Berries large, jet-black, ripen well together and borne in large clusters; they are sweet and delicious, have no hard core and keep well after picking.

10 for $1.25, 25 for $3.19, 50 for $4.76, 100 for $8.75.

BOYSENBERRIES

Profitable to grow. Whether you are growing berries for market or just a few in your garden, it will pay you to get started right now. Twenty-five olants will produce an abundance of fruit for the average family. Nine hundred plants will set an acre, set seven feet by seven feet.

COMMON-—5 for 85c, 10 for $1.49, 25 for $3.19, 50 for $5.85.

THORNLESS—S for $1.10, 10 for $1.89, 25 for $3.95, 50 for $7.50.

GRAPES

A few grape vines will supply your entire family large quantities of wholesome, healthful fruit for eating fresh, jelly, jam, sauce or juice. Grapes are easy to grow and, if pruned occa- sionally, will last a lifetime.

CONCORD (Blue-black)—The most popular of all grapes. Very productive. Berries are large, juicy, tender and ot good flavor.

DELAWARE—Early. Vine moderately healthy and vigorous. Bunch small but compact beiries, small to medium in size, red in color and of excellent flavor.

NIAGARA (White)—The hardiest and best of white grapes. Large berries in compact bunches. Excellent for jelly or wine. Very popular.

per 2 per 5 per 10 per 25 Concordem Glan yccrmselect)isn ee ee $ .55 $ .98 $1.69 $3.75 Concord (2 year select) 65 25 2.25 5.25 Delaware (1 year SeleCt).......cccccceesseceereeseees 65 1.25 2.25 we25 Delaware (2p yicat Select) ssc.ste eek ee 79 1.75 3.19 7.49 Nicgarcea(l me yeareesclect). tem nit cee tee 65 1.25 yy As) eZ : INIAGOrCan( Aus CGT uSclect) ee wasn teers 79 1.75 3.19 7.49

j= PLUMS

Anna's plums bear large quantities of delicious,

healthful fruit, usually the second year after

\ planting. Plant plum trees in clusters of three or four for best results.

GRAPE COLLECTION

3 Concord, 1 Delaware, 1 Niagara

5 2 year Heavy $1.19

BURBANK (Asiatic)—Fruit very large, dark violet- red. Flesh juicy and pleasant. Ripens middle of August. Productive.

_ BLUE DAMSON—The blue plums and medium size of finest quality. Free-stone. A heavy regular bearer. Ripens in August. Hardy to northern Iowa. ‘

STANLEY PRUNE—Fruit large in size, dark blue \ with heavy bloom. Flesh greenish yellow, juicy, fine-grained, firm and sweet. Good qual-

ity. Midseason.

Each per 3 per 5 per 10 =

3 to 4 feet........ $1.25 $3.59 $5.85 $11.25

pee tics 159°) 4.59: +. 7.50 14.50 RHUBARB VICTORIA

VICTORIA—Large, tender, part-red stalks, skin very tender. Flavor the best. Pro- duces new, tender stalks all during the summer and fall months. 1'% to 2 inches. 3 for 55c, 6 for 95c, 12 for $1.69.

ASPARAGUS

A small plot will supply your family for table use and some for canning or freezing. An acre will pay big money. Perhaps the most welcome of all spring vegetables. It is easily grown and should be cultivated in every garden. PARADISE—A new variety that pro-

duces heavier stalks of excellent fla-

vor. Many prefer this for home use.

2 year. 25 for $1.49, 50 for $2.49, 100 for $4.49.

HOME ORCHARD

_ A fine collection of apples, all well known to commercial orchardists.

1 Red Delicious

1 Jonathan a ee 1 Yellow Transparent

1 Staymens

1 Yellow Delicious

5 $2.59

Apples contain all essential vitamins for health and vigor. Plant summer, fall, and winter apples for fresh fruit nearly year around.

| ANOKA (Early Bearing)—Bears very young, often fruiting the year after planting. Ripens a few days before Duchess. Attractive yellow, streaked red. Good flavor.

JONATHAN (Red)—The best apple of all, known and liked by everyone. Bears young and abundantly. Bright red, high quality, crisp, tender and full of snap. Keeps well.

RED DELICIOUS—Without doubt the “perfect apple’’. Fruit is large, rich red with slight yellow blend, of superb quality and flavor. Has delightful aroma, tender, juicy, creamy flesh.

STAYMENS—A large Staymen Winesap that is blood red, excellent quality, keeps well. The tree is a fair grower and good bearer.

WHITNEY—Perhaps the most popular of all crab apples. Fruit large, light yellow, striped red. Flesh crisp. Fine for eating, pickling, or apple butter.

YELLOW DELICIOUS—Large as the genuine Delicious. ~Golden in color, delicious flavor. Appears to be suited to all soils and climates; the trees bear very young and have heavy crops; the fruit is of the best quality and will bring highest prices. Ripens in October and will keep until spring.

YELLOW TRANSPARENT—The old favorite yellow summer apple. Very hardy and productive. Of high quality:

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Apple Collection of 3

1 Red Delicious 1 Jonathan

Apple Collection of 3 1 Red Delicious 1 Jonathan 1 Yellow Transparent

3 3 to 4 feet $1.59

Pears will grow on almost any soil but will do best on a

D EA RS high elevation, provided sub-soil is not too wet. Wherever

this is the case the ground should be thoroughly under-

drained. In very poor soil a heavy top dressing of manure

in the fall will be of advantage. Standard pear trees should be

planted twenty feet apart each way. Pears are subject to fire

blight, a disease controlled only by cutting back the branches

beyond the point of injury. Do not allow pears to ripen on the trees:

The highest quality results from gathering fruit ten days before it is ripe. Winter pears are best stored before the heavy frost.

1 Yellow Transparent

3 2 to 3 feet $1.35

« BARTLETT—Large size, with beautiful blush next to the sun; buttery, very juicy, highly flavored; bears early August and September.

~ KIEFER—The well-known canning pear. Fruit large, rich golden yellow. An early and abundant bearer.

~ SECKEL (Sugar Pear)—Ripens in late summer. Small, rich fruit of high quality.

Each per 3 per 5 per 10 3 tos 4c feetrr etree ose cee ee $1.19 $3.39 $5.50 $ 9.95 4 to S feeti74.c eos Sen eee eee ee eee 1.45 4.15 6.75 12.95 \

PEACH TREES

Grow your own peaches to eat and can. We offer varieties of exceptionally high quality, but do not recommend planting peach trees north of Central Iowa.

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CHERRY TREES

Cherry pie’ is always a favorite. Our cherries bear young and each year. For best results, plant at least one tree of each variety. EARLY RICHMOND—The favorite early pie cherry. Juicy and rich flavored. ‘

MONTMORENCY—An excellent, large red cherry; ripens 10 days later than Early Richmond.

F Each per 3 per 5 per 10 SUS (oy Ea | via adh $1.25 $3.59 $5.85 $11.25 : MeO OMOOLS.«....0siessusctiesedracae LOD 4.49 Lead 13.95

hardy.

and home growers.

H. HALE-—Free-stone. Very large, golden yellow, flushed red with fuzz- less skin. Flesh is yellow, solid, ten- der, very high quality. On the mar- ket it always brings a higher price. Plant with other varieties for pollin- ization to increase yield.

ELBERTA—Leads ail other peaches in

number of trees in America. It is, too, the most popular of all peaches in the markets. The pre-eminent meritorious character of Elberta is its freedom from local prejudices of extra soil or climate—every peach growing state in the Union.

GOLDEN JUBILEE—Free-stone. Popular

early peach, orange-yellow with blush. Yellow flesh of excellent qual- ity. Heavy bearer. Hardy.

POLLY—tThe finest of the white meated

peaches. Large perfect freestone. It will stand very cold weather and bears a good crop when other peaches fail. Fine for canning and a real treat fresh from the tree. August.

Each per 3 per 5 per 10

to 3 feet....6 .49 $1.38 $2.19 $3.98 to <feeteimi.70) 2s) Onn idee a.9D to 5 feet... 1.10 3.10 4.98 9.50

SWEET CHERRIES

BING—Makes a beautiful symmetrical tree, attractive in the yard, very

BLACK TARTARIAN—Here is the best, most dependable, and widely suc- cessful of the sweet cherries. It is a producer of great heart-shaped fruits (rich, dark purple hue) looks irresistibly tempting. The sweet, mild flavor and rich tang have won it a nation-wide popularity both with commercial

Each per 3 per 5 per 10

3 to 4 feet... Peiaceievealasecekoeee eee: $1.59 $4.59 $7.50 $14.50 BBO -Sfee tine. waae Perce en cea Meee Eto os hae 1.95 5.49 8.95 16.95

GLADIOLI ! dtuuing Color Jones

We list below beautiful color varieties of exquisite

shades. Bulbs are larger, blooming size.

Collection of 48

8 red 8 yellow 8 pink 8 salmon 8 white 8 lavender

48 None varices $1.45

CANNAS

Cannas lend height and beauty to your perennial border and flower beds. We offer a splendid assortment. (Canna bulbs must be dug up each fall and stored in the basement over winter).

AMBASSADOR—A new dwarf variety with red flowers and Bronze foliage. 3 for 45c, 6 for 79c, 12 for $1.35. CITY OF PORTLAND—Compact, luxuriant, dwarf growth. Leaves green. Flowers rosy pink. 3 for 45c, 6 for 79c, 12 for $1.35. KING HUMBERT—Scarlet flowers, bronze leaves, greatest favorite today. 3 for 45c, 6 for 79c, 12 for $1.35. “ PRESIDENT—In color a rich glowing scarlet with immense rounded flowers 7” across when fully open. Produced on strong erect stems well above the large green foliage. 3 for 45c, 6 for 79c, 12 for $1.35. : YELLOW KING HUMBERT—An orchid flowering sport of the well known variety King Humbert. 3 for 45c, 6 for 79c, 12 for $1.35. ;

Canna Collection

Ambassador 2 Ambassador City of 2 City of Portland Portland King Humbert 2 King Humbert : President 2 President = Yellow King Humbert 2 Yellow King Humbert eaNNA, YELLOW KING HUMBERT for 65¢ 10 for $1.10

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Plant flowering shrubs for all-ssummer bloom. They add beauty to your home, value and enjoyment to your property. We offer shrubs that are good, strong, well-branched plants. Space dwarf growers two feet apart, taller sorts three feet apart, in a zig-zag arrangement for best effect :

PINK FLOWERING ALMOND—Height 3 to 5 feet, spread four feet. Sun. Double pink flowers thickly massed along each stem in early spring before the leaves appear.

12/18, 59c each, 3 for $1.65, 5 for $2.59 18/24, 79c each, 3 for $2.25, 5 for $3.59

ALTHEA COLLECTION

Double Pink and Double Red Double Purple and Double White

ALMOND

PINK FLOWERING

ALTHEA (Rose of Sharon)—Height 10 feet, spread five feet. Sun or part shade. Summer blooming.

Slow starting but easy to grow and long lived. 4 Double Pink and Double Red, 12/18, 35c¢ each, 3 each for 95c, 5 for $1.45 3 of above 12/18 Double Purple and Double White, 18/24, 45c each, $1.00

3 for $1.19, 5 for $1.85

ON) ALTHEA (ROSE OF SHAR

BUTTERFLY BUSH (Buddleia or Summer Lilac)—Ile de France, long spikes of dark claret purple.

CHARMING—Pink, height 5 to 6 feet, spreads five feet. Sun. Blooms from early July through September. Can be trimmed back to the ground each year. Profuse, unusually large spikes.

RED GLORY—Beautiful distinctly red blossoms. Dark green foliage. Good bloomer. 45c each, 3 for $1.19, 5 for $1.85

BUTTERFLY BUSH

BUTTERFLY BUSH COLLECTION

1 each of above $1.00

HAVE BLOOMS FROM SPRING TO FROST

LILAC—One of the most popular of the spring flowers, both for garden orna- ment and for cutting for the house. They are loved by everyone. A lilac border is a fine planting by itself, and they are among the finest shrubs to mingle in a varied shrub border. Oc- casional feedings of bone meal and cow manure will keep them thriving. They should be pruned immediately after the flowering season so that next year’s flower buds can form.

OLD FASHIONED PURPLE—lIts great branching plants bear enormous quantities of deliciously fragrant pur- ple -flowers in large panicles, in May. One of the finest for cutting for the house. Will grow anywhere.

12/18, 2 for 67c, 6 for $1.65, 10 for $2.25, 25 for $4.50

FORSYTHIA, SPRING GLORY (Golden Bells)—

Height 6 to 8 feet, spread six feet. Sun or PERSIAN LILAC—A graceful shrub with finely cut foliage and delicate lavender blossoms. light shade. Blooms in April. Very profuse Blooms not so large as the common purple, but it is a graceful shrub.

bloomer, deep golden flowers. 12/18, 45c each, 3 for $1.19, 5 for $1.85 > :

12/18, 59c each, 3 for $1.65, 5 for $2.59 18/24, 59c each, 3 for $1.65, 5 for $2.59

18/24, 79c each, 3 for $2.25, 5 for $3.59 HYDRANGEA (Arborescens Grandiflora)}—Height 4 to 5 feet, spread six feet. Partial shade

or shade. Blooms in June, July, and early August. Large flat heads of flowers fairly smother the plant. Large rounded, clean foliage. While many gardeners have failure

ORDER EARLY! with this plant, with proper treatment il is easy to grow and one of our finest flowering shrubs. Requires a cool shaded location. Stands quite severe pruning after blooming. Order early while our assortment is com- 12/18, 65c each, 3 for $1.79, 5 for $2.85 plete. We have a very fine lot of stock this ‘ year but as the season progresses we always PANICULATA GRANDIFLORA—Height 3 to 6 feet, spread 3 to 5 feet. Sun or light shade. | run short of some varieties. Be sure to specify Blooms all summer. li is profuse and immense, conical double blooms are at first pinkish- on your order whether or not we can substi- white and in fall turn pink and bronze. Responds to close pruning and good culture. Use tute equally desirable varieties provided we peat moss. are out of some of the items. 18/24, 85c each, 3 for $2.39, 5 for $3.85 mn |

HYDRANGEA COLLECTI DOUBLE MOCK ORANGE 2 Hydrangea P.G. and 1 core A. TON;

Height eight feet, spread six feet. Sun or light shade. Blooms profusely over long period, latter $1 59 May and June. Masses of large semi- double pure white flowers. Much

larger than ordinary variety. 12/18, 65c each, 3 for $1.79,

5 for $2.85

18/24, 85c each, 3 for $2.39, 5 for $3.85

SWEET SCENTED MOCK ORANGE

Its slender arching makes it most probably the most graceful of the pecies. Flowers frequently cover the entire length of the branches and are very sweet scented. Blooms in late spring. 12/18, 38c each, 3 for $1.00, 5 for $1.49

; ‘, 43c each, 3 for $1.35, 5 for $1.98

FLOWERING QUINCE

: FLOWERING QUINCE (Cydonia)—A popular dooryard shrub, growing from 3 to 6

feet high. The scarlet flowers appear before the leaves, giving a brilliant glow to the bush even from a distance; excellent in shrub groups or as a hedge.

12/18, 39c each, 3 for $1.00, 5 for $1.49 18/24, 53c each, 3 for $1.45, 5 for $2.25

SNOWBALL |

OLD FASHIONED SNOWBALL (Virburnum Opulus Sterile)—An old time favorite. Rather tall growing, foliage large and coarse showy flowers in large white balls in April.

12/18, 65c¢ each, 3 for $1.79, 5 for $2.85

18/24, 85c each, 3 for $2.39, 5 for $3.85

FLOWERING QUINCE

SPIREA COLLECTION OF FOUR

1 Lilac Spirea 12/18

1 Spirea Anthony Water- er, 12/15

2 Spirea Van Houtte 12/18

$1.19

SPIREA

SPIREA ANTHONY WATERER—Dwarf, bushy, of spreading type with large corymbs brilliantly colored rosy crimson. Very free flowering. At its best in late summer. This is one of the very good showy red flowered shrubs sufficiently dwarfed to be used in foundation plantings or the low front of shrub groups.

12/15, 53c each, 3 for $1.45, 5 for $2.25 15/18, 65c each, 3 for $1.79, 5 for $2.85

LILAC SPIREA—12/18, 35c each, 3 for 95c. 5 for $1.45 18/24, 45c each, 3 for $1.19, 5 for $1.85

VAN HOUTTE (Bridal Wreath)—Blooms April and May. A widely planted variety with arching branches clothed in clusters of white blooms. Plant as hedges, in groups, or as single specimens. Height 5 to 6 feet, spread five feet.

12/18, 29c each, 3 for 72c, 5 for 98c SNOWBALL 18/24, 35c each, 3 for 95c, 5 for $1.45

ADD BEAUTY TO YOUR GROUNDS

TAMARIX—Should be cut back to the ground when planted. If this is not done, it is doubtful that plants will grow.

12/18, 39c each, 3 for $1.00, 5 for $1.49

SPRING FLOWERING

18/24, 49c each, 3 for $1.35, 5 for $1.98 SHRUB COLLECTION

WEIGELA Rosy Pink (Rosea)—Requires well drained soil. When Spring Glory Forsythia, 12/18—1 Flowering Quince

planting be sure to incorporate plenty of peat moss with soil. Pro- 12/18 —1 Rosy-Pink Weigela, 12/18 —1 Pink Flowering fusion of clear pink Tubular flowers. Flowers over a long summer Almond, 12/18

season. Prune after flowering, as they bloom on last year’s wood.

Height 5 to 7 feet, spread five feet. Sun or partial shade. $1 65

12/18. 39c each, 3 for $1.00, 5 for $1.49 18/24, 49c each, 3 for $1.35, 5 for $1.98

HARDY ORNAMENTAL CLIMBING VINES

BOSTON IVY

Very effective when used to screen unattractive views, or trail over fences.

BITTERSWEET—A native twining vine, bearing large clusters of berries in fall with orange husks and bright red berries. 49c each, 2 for 89c

BOSTON IVY—A hardy climber that clings firmiy to the smoothest structure. Color is deep green in summer changing to crimson in fall. 49c each, 2 for 89c

SILVER LACE VINE—Quick growing climbing vine with heavy foliage, and literally covered with silvery blossoms from August till fall. 75c each, 2 for $1.35 - GOLDFLAME HONEYSUCKLE—An everblooming Honeysuckle with flaming red OLDFLAME HONEYSUCKLE flowers, bright yellow inside. 89c each, 2 for $1.65

Plant vines for beauty, to soften hard barren lines of walls, porch, trellis, etc.

BITTERSWEET

ORNAMENTAL FLOWERING TREES. Add beauty and charm to your home by planting attractive flowering trees. Dwarf in size, covered with masses of beautiful blossoms.

HOPA FLOWERING CRAB—A beautiful tree bearing huge, deep rose crimson blossoms. Fruit very bright red, borne in large clusters. 3 to 4 feet. Each $1.10, 2 for $1.95, 4 for $3.75

FLOWERING PEACH

CARDINAL (Double Flowering)—A beautiful small tree rarely over 20 feet tall; at its blooming time in May every twig and branch bright with beautifully formed flowers, rendering the tree showy and attractive at a distance. 3 to 4 feet.

Each $1.10, 2 for $1.95, 4 for $3.75

ICEBERG—Early snow-white, 3 to 4 feet. Each $1.10, 2 for $1.95, 4 for $3.75

PEPPERMINT STICK—The most beautiful flowers, white marked with red stripes.

3 to 4 feet. Each $1.10, 2 for $1.95, 4 for $3.75

PINK CHARMING— Double pink, very atiractive. 3 to 4 feet. Each $1.10, 2 for $1.95, 4 for $3.75

REDBUD (Cercis)—The American Redbud is one of the most spectacular of flowering trees, bearing a profusion of small pink flowers on each branch in

early spring. 2 to 3 feet. Each $1.35, 2 for $2.45, 4 for $4.69

“ROSE TREE OF CHINA’’—2 to 3 feet. Each $1.25, 2 for $2.29, 4 for $4.35

ORDER BLANK ANNA STRAWBERRY NURSERY

F. G. ANDERSON, Prop.

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GUARANTEE: We guarantee all of our nursery stock to be just as represented in our catalogue; fully up to grade, of good quality, free from insects and diseases, true to name; also to reach the customer in good growing condition. Furthermore, we will at our option either replace free of charge, or refund purchase price on any stock that arrives in bad condition; providing claim is made within 10 days after arrival. After 10 days it is mutually agreed | that stock is satisfactory. If stock is unsatisfactory on arrival, be sure and get a signed statement from your express agent or postmaster showing extent | of damage, and send this along with your claim. Do not return plants unless so.instructed by us. Continued growth depends upon soil, climatic condi- tions, planting and care---conditions we cannot control—hence it is not guaranteed. It is mutually agreed that in any event we will not be liable for more } than the purchase price of the stock. It is understood and agreed between the customer and ourselves that the purchaser’s order and our acknowledg- ment of its receipt shall constitute a mutual acceptance of the above terms and conditions.

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Postage and C. O. D. fee charged to customer on C. O. D. orders for Strawberry plants and at least 25% of total amount of order must accompany all C. O. D. orders. We pay postage on all orders when full amount is sent with order. -

Shrubby perennials with attractive foliage and large, handsome flowers that make a great showing in the garden and are splendid cut flowers. In planting, do not allow manure to touch the roots and

do not cover the crown with more than two inches of earth.

FESTIVA MAXIMA—Very large, pure white Peony with center petalage tipped with carmine red spots. Fra- grant. Early. 49c each, 3 for $1.35

GEORGIANA SHAYLOR — Exquisite pale rose pink with a lighter center. Flowers very large with extremely broad petals. Midseason. 49c each, 3 for $1.35

KARL ROSENFIELD— Classed by many as the most brilliant and finest red peony ever intro- duced. Blooms are deep crimson, very large, globular and compact. One of the strongest and most prolific bloomers. Midseason. 49c each, 3 for $1.35

MIKADO—A very decora- tive garden variety. Generally considered one of the best red peo- nies of its type. A fine exhibition variety. It is medium size. Waved cupped pet- als of dark, dull crimson. Center m. broad and flat, com- posed of thick stam- . inoids stained dark rose red, edged throughout their length and tipped with pale buff- yellow; carpels pale green, with white kernels at base and stringy buff-yellow tips. x Midseason.

49c each, 3 for $1.35

i PEONIES

) Peony >| Collection i tp by color Foes if This fine collec-

tion is made from choice plants, our selection, true to color. A good bargain—1 red, 1 pink, 1 white.

ANNA STRAWBERRY NURSERY

F. G. ANDERSON, Prop. Grower of Good Quality Strawberry Plants

ANNA NATIONAL BANK BLDG. PHONE 340 RES. PHONE 299R P. O. Box 27

ANNA :: ILLINOIS

MEMBER

National Mail Order Nurserymen's Association, Inc. American Association of Nurserymen Illinois State Nurserymen's Association

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR ORDERING

Send your order as soon as you can after receiving this catalogue. Stock will be sent at time specified by you or at proper planting time in your locality.

Strawberry plants require special handling and pack- ing. and will be shipped in a separate package from your other nursery stock ordered. Strawberry plants may be ordered C. O. D. providing 25 per cent of the purchase price is sent along with your order. Postage and C. O. D. charges will be extra on all C. O. D. orders. If you need more than 1,000 Strawberry plants please write for special quantity prices.

Full purchase price of all other nursery stock you order must accompany your order, and plants will be sent to you postage prepaid. Strawberry plants are the only plants that we can ship C. O. D.

Guarantee We guarantee all of our nursery

stock to be just as represented in our catalogue; fully up to grade, of good quality, free from injurious insects and diseases, true to name; also to reach the customer in good growing condition. Fur- thermore, we will at our option either replace free of charge, or refund purchase price on any stock that ar- rives in bad condition; providing claim is made within 10 days after arrival. After 10 days it is mutually agreed that stock is satisfactory. If stock is unsatisfactory on arrival, be sure and get a signed statement from your express agent or postmaster showing extent of damage, and send this along with your claim. Do not return plants unless so instructed by us. Continued growth depends upon soil, climatic conditions, planting and care—conditions we cannot control—hence it is not guaranteed. It is mutually agreed that in any event we will not be liable for more than the purchase price of the stock. It is understood and agreed between the customer and ourselves that the purchaser’s order and our acknowledgment of its receipt shall constitute a mutual acceptance of the above terms and conditions.

Should you find it necessary to write us relative to your order at any time, be sure and return the shipping tags on your shipment. We will be unable to make any adjustments unless shipping tags are returned to us.

SHADE TREES for

Shade trees offer cool comfort and refreshment from the heat of mid-summer sun. We offer well-branched, well-rooted, transplanted trees, carefully spaced in wide rows.

AMERICAN ELM—lIn our opinion, the handsornest and most dignified of all the native trees. Probably more largely planted and better known than any other. A tall growing, stately tree reaching 60 feet, with a wide arching top and vaselike form. Extensively used for street planting where its wide-spreading branches form perfect Gothic Arches over the street. 5 to 6 feet.

Each $1.10, 2 for $1.95, 4 for $3.75

CHINESE ELM—A native of China; a noble, rapid growing tree, forming a very dense head with smaller, darker leaves than ithe American Elm. Leaves stay on the tree much longer in the autumn; the branches project from the trunk almost at right angles. A really beautiful shade tree for lawn and street planting. 5 to 6 feet.

Each $1.10, 2 for $1.95, 4 for $3.75

SILVER MAPLE—Leaves white underneath; of rapid growth; very ornamental and one of the best trees we have. 5 to 6 feei. Each $1.10, 2 for $1.95, 4 for $3.75

LOMBARDY POPLAR—A very popular tree for screen or corner plantings. Tall, pyramidal shape with limbs from ground up. Does not seed. 5 to 6 feet. Each $1.10, 2 for $1.95, 4 for $3.75

GOLDEN WEEPING WILLOW—A very showy yellow barked tree reaching a height of 60 feet at maturity. A handsome tree at all seasons, but particularly conspicious in winter and CHINESE ELM early spring before the leaves appear. 5 to 6 feet.

Each $1.49, 2 for $2.69, 4 for $5.19

AMERICAN ELM

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Plan on using them by the dozens. Early season or late season. Roses are easily the most charming as a garden display or as cut flowers.

CHRISTOPHER STONE—Brilliant, velvety, scarlet blooms. Delicious fragrance.

THE DOCTOR—A great achievement in rose breeding. The buds are long and pointed; enor- mous blooms of silvery pink. Intensely fragrant.

McGREDY’S YELLOW—Well formed flowers of bright buttercup yellow. Glossy. NIGHT—A blackish red tose highly prized for its color.

DUQUESA DE PENERANDA—Very similar to Jos Perrand in color and form. Long shapely buds of deep bronzy apricot tading to lovely buff and yellow tones.

PICTURE—Very widely planted because of its profuse finely shaped pink buds. GOLDEN CHARM—Dainty pointed yellow blooms.

PINK DAWN—Deep rose-pink, lightly toned orange; well formed flowers.

K. A. VIKTORIA—Very popular, free flowering, double, pure white.

TALISMAN—A multi colored rose that has been with us so long it needs no description. Orange yellow and red biossoms are produced profusely. A first rate garden and cutting variety.

POINSETTIA—Not too profuse in blooming habits, but its flowers are really something to be admired. Especially in the fall when large, brilliant poinsettia scarlet perfectly formed flowers hold your attention.

Strong 2-year-old Field Grown Plants

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The climbing rose is loved by all. Plant ona trellis by the porch, or to climb on an arbor. Produces masses of beautiful blossoms. DOROTHY PERKINS—Clear, shell-pink flowers, CLIMBING borne in clusters. Fully double with crink- ? led : ROSE ed petals COLLECTION PAUL’S SCARLET-—Intense scarlet flowers of

2 Paul's Scarlet excellent shape and moderate size. Blooms 1 Dorothy Perkins very liberally.

2-Year Fancy 3 Grade Only $1.98 DR. VAN FLEET—Large, flesh pink flowers on long stems. A very sturdy climbing rose.

PRIMROSE—-A splendid yellow climber with 2 inch double flowers of primrose yellow.

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CRIMSON RAMBLER—The famous crimson cluster climber. Flowers produced from the ground to the tip in large, pyramidal clusters. 3 for $1.00

Rose Ofter

Christopher Stone 1 The Doctor 1 McGredy's Yellow 1 Night 1 Duquesa De Peneranda 1 Picture 1 Golden Charm 1 Pink Dawn 1 K. A. Viktoria 1 Talisman 1 Poinsettia

11 ‘crese only $6.49

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1 McGredy’'s Yellow

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1 Duquesa De Peneranda

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1 K. A. Viktoria 1 Talisman 1 Poinsettia

2 year Fancy Grade Only

__ $3.19

See Inside Page for Choicest Varieties