WIXLIB

Rocknoll’s Finest Tested SeedROCKNOLL’SStandard Varieties50-in-l(p)Old FashionedGarden Mixturecontains atleast 50 varietiesof the ShowiestFlowers Grown.-ContinuedGEUM HYBRIDIUM—From the bestvarieties. Red or Yellow Flowers.named(p) GYPSOPHILA—Baby BreathDouble.Seedfrom Bristol Fairy. 75% Double. White.Creeping Baby Breath—Repens—Good rockplant.White Flowers.(p) GAILLARDIA—Best European SeedDazzler—Bright golden yellow—red center.Bremen—Rich coppery red throughout.I0c-3for 25r(p, a) HERBS—a splendid mixture of the better knownherbs including Lavender, rue. Sage Thyme,Full MeasurePacketsHorehound, anise, etc. Will make an interest ing spot in the garden.fp) HOLLYHOCKS—Chater s Prize DoubleStrain. World Famous.Fire King—Scarlet.Virgin Queen—White.Golden Drop—Sulphur YellowNewport Pink—Salmon—M ixed.(p) LINUM PERENNE—Blue Flax. NeatBlue Flowers all season. Needle LikeFoliage.(p) LUPINE — CaliforniaMixture—Giantflowers on long stems. Many showycolors.(a) LARKSPUR — NewDwarfEmperor.Dwarf Compact plants ideal for borderwork—2 feet. Ageratum Blue—Bril ELKS-PRIDE PETUNIAliant CarmineWhite and mixed.(a) NIGELLADAMASCENA — Love in a mist.Handsome airy Blue flowers on 2 foot stem.Petunia3 PACKETSBalcony Types1 Purple — 1 Rose1 BlueOnly 15c7 Packets, 49rAll Types ListedFull MeasurePackets(a) NASTURTIUM—Double Dwarf Golden Globe—golden yellow. Sweet scented. Very compact.Bedding Types—Mixture of all the good colorsDwarf and compact in habit. Singles.(a) NICOTIANA—Flowering Tobacco. Best Hybridsin rose and red shades. Sweet scented flowers.(a) PETUNIA—BalconyTypes—Compactplants—excellent for borders andboxes—Single Flowers.Alderman—PurpleFlaming Velvet—Velvety RedRose of Heaven—Bright roseSilver Blue—Light BlueSnow Queen—Pure WhiteViolacea—Clear VioletBest Mixture—Ruffled Types—Elk’slavender and purple.Pride.LargeGAILLARDIAThe DazzlerCrownMarigoldCollectionOdorless Foliage1 Crown of Gold1 Burpee Gold1 King’s Ransom1 Yellow CrownOnly 69cWorth 1. Only 1to a customer.Full Measure PacketsHollyhocksChafer’s Double4 clean cut colors1 Fire King1 Virgin Queen1 Golden Drop1 Newport PinkOnly 31cFull Measure Packetstrailingwindowruffled(a) PORl'ULACA—Moss Rose. Grandiflora L oubleMixed, extra select. Fully double in all colors.(a) POPPY—Calif or nia-Eschscholtzia. Choicest mixed.Orange, salmon, red and yellow flowers allseason long.Shirley—Giant flowers both single and doublein a dozen brilliant hues.(p) PRIMROSES—Invincible mixture.Numerousheads of every color—red, yellow, bronze,pink, maroon, freely produced. Extra fresh seed.Blue Primroses—choice seed selected from thebest blue flowered plants.PinSCABIOSACushion FlowerROCKNOLL’S FAMOUSFULL MEASURE PACKETSSnapdragons.4n tirrhinuni7 Best Colors1111111EclipsePurple EclipseRoyal RoseWhite WonderNelroseOrange GlowGoldenMonarchOnly 59cFull Measure Packets

Rocknoll’s Finest Tested SeedStrawFlowers faiidar«l Varieti«s-(. .ii.ea( ) SNAPDRAGON—Antirrhinum. Semi- I'all Varie ty Best for outside bedding and for cutting.Eclipse—-Deep Red, Orange Glow—BlendedOrange, Rose Eclipse—Reddish Rose, RoyalRose—Best Rose, Purple Eclipse—ReddishPurple, White Wonder—Pure White, GoldenMonarch—Yellow, Nelrose—Soft Pink, BestMixture—All Colors.4 Distinct ColorsRed, Rose,Yellow, Brown25cFull MeasurePackets(a) S. LVIA—Blue Bedder. Farniacea. Blue Flowers.18 inches all summer.Fireball—Scarlet Sage.Dwarf,improvedform. Early. Flowering- -bright red.(a) SCABIOSA—Pin Cushion Flowers. Bedding mi.xture. On 18 inch stems. For cutting—all season.DAHLIAFloweredZinniaS 1 RAW FLOWERS—Helichrysum.Last whencut and dried for winter bouquets.Roseyellow, red, brown, or mixed.ZinniasSWEET WILLIAM—Giant Flowered Types—2 ft.Scarlet Beauty—Showy RedNewport Pink—Light Salmon PinkMixed colors—Many shades *and colors ofRed and Pink5 Giant Dahl iaFlowered11111SWEET PEAS—Spencer’s unrivalled mixture.Late Flowering Varieties for outside planting.VERBENA—Dwarf border or window box plantsloving full sun and most any soil.Oxford Seedlings—from the Famous Beauty ofOxford. Variety, salmon, cerise and lavender.Cerise Queen—clear rose cerise.Lavender Glory—lavender with large white eye.Verbena3 HandsomeVarieties1 Oxford SeedlingOnly 39cFull MeasurePacketsZINNIAS—Dahlia Flowered—Giant StrainCanary Bird—Bright yellowEldorado—Salmon apricotPolar Bear—WhitePurple Prince—Deep purpleScarlet Flame—Bright scarletSelected mixture—some of each variety.1 Cerise Queen1 Lavender GloryOnly 25cFull MeasurePacketsCanary BirdEldoradoPolar BearPurple PrinceScarlet BeautyFree PlantsFOR EARLYSEED ORDERSSEE PAGE 31GREEN VISTA EAWN SEEDSGreen VistaForest GlenThe finest mixture of grassseeds possible for the sun ny lawn.Only the verybest Blue Grass seed, pureDutch White Clover withthe necessary cover cropseeds included.A mixture of such grassseeds as naturally grow inopen glens in the Wood land.Composed mainlyof Forest Blue Grass andcreeping fescue. This scien tifically blended mixturewill succeed where othershave failed.For a better lawn useR(x:knoirsCireenVista.Mixture.43 ’ 11).39 - II).5 lh.s. . . .Only.) Il)s.Only #10We take great pride in our Lawn Grass seed mixtures using new crop seed only.The very best fineleaved deep rooted varieties that make a smooth green velvety lawn are selected. For spring plantingsome white clover is included. Every package labeled with full analysis of contents and date ofgermination test.BLUE GRASS LINKS MIXl'UKE—.A mix of fast growing seeds, primarily Blue Grass and RedTop for seeding wide lawns and terraces. 5 lbs., 1.69; 25 lbs., 8.29; 100 lbs., 28.00.ROCKNOEE NERSERYa- EDSTER. DHID17

Rocknoll’s Better Hardy PlantsGRACEFUL WIXD FLOWERSAnemoneThe Japanese Anemones flower from the end of August tillfrost. They prefer a cool place with rich soil, some shadeand lots of water. While they are a bit difficult to establishthey will beconie better year after year.20c Eacli3 for 55c" 2.00 DozenALBA- Large clear, white flowers on 30 inch stems. but one of the best.QUEEN CHARLOTTE.An old varietySemi-double pink flowers of great substance.RUBRA. Open rosy red flowers with a double row of petals.free flowering.WHIRLWIND.Large semi-double white flowers.Queen Charlotte.VeryCompanion toHUPEHENSIS. Low growing type suitable for the rock wall or garden.Lavender pink.I.IOJAPANESE ANEMONEWELL ESTABLISHED PLANTS ONLY BAt least four varietiesALPINE ANEMONESWarm wooly budsAlpine AnemoneA. PulsatillaIts large velvety purple flowers open in earliest spring before theleaves appear.Easily grown and a great attraction in anysunny well drained rock garden.23c Each6 for 1-19 2.19 per DozenAnbrietia.Wall CressSELECT HYBRIDS. Showy flowers in all shades of blue, rose,red, white and lavender all spring. Prefer a sunny placewhere the creeping foliage can tumble oyer rocks. Plantearly.'20c Each6 for 1.89 per DozenBasket of Cpo1 IAlyssum saxalile compactumClusters of bright golden flowers on 10 inch stems in early spring.It is one of the showiest plants for the sunny-rock garden. Thesilvery grey foliage is neat and attractive all year through.JAPANESE ANEMONEEarly September Bloom18c Each3 for 49c 1.89 per DozenChinese Forget-Me-NotRock CressAnchusa MyosotidifloraARABISBeautiful Blue Forget-Me-Nots on 12 inchstems that may be picked. Foliage of boldshowy heart shaped leaves.Flowers fromMarch through May. Plant in shade or semi-Showy spring flowering Plants best planted inthe well-drained Rockery where some shade isafforded by large rocks. Likes a cool positionfor its roots. Otherwise easily grown3 for 69cALPINA. Tufts of bright green foliage covered in Apriland May with pretty white flowers 6 inches high.25c Each 2.49 Doz.Achiliea Tomentosa20c EachYellow MillfoilTiny mounds of wooly green foliage over whichappear heads of yellow flowers on 6 inch stemsall season long.‘417c Each. 1.7,'j l)oz. *IOC aP«fC4 for 49cDOUBLE ROCK CRESS.The very showy doubleflowered form.Large double while flowers on8 inch stems. Vigorous and hardy.25c Each 2.50 per DozenROSABELLA. Compact grower with bright rosy pinkflowers. A true novelty.30c Each h 33 for 83cEACH OF THE ABOVE ROCK CRESS9 Plants—A 2.70 Value.Only Jf "

Rocknoll’s Better Hardy PlantsDwarf Border AstersTo fill out that period when the summer’s floral paradestarts to fade and before the fall Chrysanthemum seasonbegins the showy Border Asters are the answer.Anysunny spot in the rock garden or border with fairly richsoil will delight them. All are compact in habit,—noneover 15 inches high.19c Eacli 1.89 per Dozenafor 50cCOUNTESS OF DUDLEY.Rosy Pink. 12 inches. SeptemberCONSTANCE.New clear Pink. Dwarf. Early. Very goodNANCY.Beautiful Lavender.15 inches. LateLILAC TIME.Soft Lilac. Mid-season. NewPINK GEM.New. Bright Pink.12 inchesRONALD.Dwarf Rose. 8 inches. September-OctoberVICTOR.Dwarf Lavender. 8 inches. GoodVICTORTight Blue Mounds 2.00 FREE.SEE PAGE 31Aster Frikarti6BORDER ASTERS2 Pink — 2 Lavender — 2 Rose Wonder of StafaAll Strong Plants—Give your garden a treatOne of the finest new plants grown.1'lowers from June till freezingweather. Large single purple asterswith golden centers literally coverthe bushy 18 inch high plants.Hardy and easily grown.Sun.The Plants we send out are wellestablished in 3 inch pots.AllHowered last fall.EachiOc -3 for 97cDozen 3.49Butterfly WeedAscelepias TuherosaAs showy a summer flowering perennial as grows. Numer ous heads of intense bright orange on 3 foot stems. Themore it is picked the longer it blooms. Given full sun andleft alone it will be a source of pleasure for years.The improved .Alpine Aster used inthe sunny rockery or front of theperennial border.Large purpleasters with showy yellow centersappear through May and June on15 inch stems. E.xcellent for cutting.Each20eti for 50c1 ‘4QM*’MOmBlue FlaxAlpine AsterAster Suhcoeriilens Hybrid If3 year Field grown plants2.5c Each 2.69 per DozenLinum PerenneDainty deep blue flowers I3T inches across. Always inbloom. The foliage is blue green and needle like on 18inch stems. For the sunny rockery or border.18c Each 1.89 per Dozen« forSea ThriftDozen 1.89MIDGET SEA THRIFTA. laucheanaRosy red flowers on emerald green mounds,—always inbloom if kept picked. Sun onh'. 6 inches high.DWARF SEA THRIFTA. eephalotes riihraMore v igorous and slightly taller than the above.a bit deeper in coloring.19e Each- rFlowers;t for o.le 1.97 pt r DozenEVERFLOVt ERINi; PERENNIALS.411Strong Field(irownPlants.WillBloom from May till Frost.SEA THRIFT.An Ideal Rock PlantArmeriaIncludes; Blue b'lax. Delphinium, Veronica, Gaillardia,Coreopsis, Baby Breath, Peach Bells, Gar- O 90den Heliotrope, Butterfly Weed.ONLYBOCKNOIX NFBSEBY - FOSTEB, OHIO[9

Rocknoll’s Better Hardy PlantsROCK BLUEBELLSCampanulasFor the gardener who has a sunny or semi-shadyrock garden or dry wall and wishes to grow somebetter plants that are not too difficult the rockBluebells are all mat formers covered in thespring and early summer with bell shapedflowers of various blue and lavender shades.BAVARIAN BLUEBELL.bells on 5 inch plants.25c EachC. muralis.Dainty lavender6 for 1.29 2.49 DozenRUSSIAN BLUEBELL.C. raddeana.Open purpletrumpets on 12 inch stems. Deep glossy green leaves.20c Each6 for 97cBLUEBELLS OF SCOTLAND. Rotundifolia. Daintywiry 15 inch stems clothed all summer with prettyblue bells. Sun or half shade.20c Each6 for 97cCARPATHIAN BLUEBELL. C. carpathica. Creepingfoliage. Large bright blue bell flowers 10 inches high.22c Each6 for 1.10ITALIAN BLUEBELL. C. garganica. Neat mat formercovered with light blue flowers. One of the best forwall work.BAVARIAN BLUEBELLDainty Violet Bells25c EachINTERNATIONAL COLLECTION12 ROCK RLCERELLS6 for 1.19SERBIAN BLUEBELL.C. Poscharskyana.The best dwarf Campanula. Vigorousboth in flower and habit.Lilac-blueflowers by the thousands23c Each6 for 1.29 2.49 DozenOnly 2*292 from each countryA 2.70 valueH Rluebells for the Shade3 Serbian Bluebells3 Bluebells of Scotland3 Italian Bluebells)! Only} I Rlue Rells for the RorderCANTERBURY BELLS. Campanula calycanthema. Showy plantsgrowing 2 feet high with large open bells in all colors. White,Blue, or Pink.18c Each6 for 97c 1.83 DozenPEACH BELLS.C percisifolia.Tall spikes with open showyflowers 3 inches across. Full sun. Gocxl for cutting.TELHAM BEAUTY.Fall soft sky blue flowers.Deepest Blue flowers.Excellent.Garden HeliotropeTrue stock.50c EachBLUE SPIRE.SERBIAN BLUEBELLBest Rock BluebellCetranthus ruber3 for 1.25True.35c Each3 for 97cFlowering Plants for ShadeShowy bright rose flowers on 15 inchstems. Will bloom all summer if keptpicked. Foliage shiny green.Shouldbe much better known.25c EachONE EACH OFPlumbagoForget-me-notPlumy Bleeding HeartPrimrosesSpotted DogAnemone HupehensisIhuthle Callectinn 4.39New Zealand CreeperCoral BellsSerbian BluebellViola Jersey GemFunkia LilyChinese Forget-me-notOnly 2 .3!) 2.49 Doz.3 for 69cLupines'Fall stately spikes of pea shaped flow ers in June and July. All colors of rose,blue, red, lavender and white. Requiressun and good soil. 3 inch Pot plantsthat will transplant.20c Each 1.89 Doz.6 fOF 97c10 ] ROCKXOLL NURSERY - FOSTER. OHIO

Rocknoll’s Better Hardy PlantsBaby Breathfor CuttingQypsophilalo give grace and charm to the perennial borderor rock garden Baby Breath is indispensable.Room to grow, full sun and fertilizer will help theGypsophilas to give you endless sprays forcutting.BRISTOL FAIRY. Double pure white flowers twice thesize of any other Baby Breath. 2 feet high and 23 feet across. Kept picked it will flower all season.50c Each3 for 1.25 4.50 per Doz.OLDHAMIANA. Beautiful light pink flowers late in theseason. A great addition to the garden. 3 feet.30c Each4 for 1.00PANICULATA. fl. pi. The double form as grown fromseed. About 50% are doubles. Almost as nice asBristol Fairy.19c Each6 for 97c 1.89 per Doz.REPENS. Creeping Baby Breath. 6 inches high. Shinyblue green foliage. Pink and white flowers all summer.An excellent rock plant.18c Each6 for 89c 1.69 per Doz.ROSENSCHLEIR.Rosy Veil.Double pink form ofliodgeri. Beautiful color but not as vigorous.35c Each3 for 97cBRISTOL FAIRY—Indispensable 2.89 per Doz. BABY BREATH— 3 for 97cA 1.77 valueLET USGIVE YOU2-00 2.89 per Doz. 2.65 per Doz.2 of Oldhamiana.OnlyOne each of all listedBODGERI. Cross between Bristol Fairy and Gyp. repens.Large double flowers on procumbent stems not over12 inches high. One of the better New Plants.3.5c Each1.49See Page 31For THAT WET PLACEIn SUN or SHADEFORGET-ME-NOTSMyasotis paliistrisAzure blue flowers with goldenyellow centers all summer long.The entire plant is creeping and isvery easily grown. The perennialform.NEW ZEALAND CREEPERMazis pumilaMats of soft green foliage studdedin early spring with purple and goldflowers but 2 inches high. Excel lent for the rockery or as a groundcover.Orange QueenA truly hardy perennial A Hybrid of G. Borisii, anextremely hardy Balkanspiecies. Inch wide flowersof deep orange, over hand some green foliage.15inches.Sun and gooddrainage.O fOFFOR89cFOXGLOVES 1.69Giantflowered ShirleyHybrids in the brightestshades of yellow, lavender,rose, white and pink. Often4 feet high. Prefer a moistsemi-shaded location.Doz.PLANTS—for thatWet PlaceGEUM2.5c Each69 C 2.00 per Dozen3 Forget-Me-Nots—3 New Zealand Creeperstails20c Each(5 for 97 P 1.75 per DozenHOLLYHOCKS—Chator’s Prize DoublesHollyhocks are useful to give that high note to the garden.Should beplanted in the background.I'hese are from seed of the finest Englishstrains.—Salmon, White, Deep Red, Yellow, (Crimson, Pink.6 for 79c 1.50 per dozenDOUBLE HOLLYHOCKS-For a hack- 0.49ground screen—All the above colors in mixture

Rocknoll’s Better Hardy Plants CANDYTUFT FOR CONTRASTNew Purple CandytuftHARDYIheris gibraltaricaA new hardy Candytuft from theRock of Gibraltar. Showy laven der purple flowers on 8 inch stems.Plants evergreen and dwarf. Sunand good soil.27c Each3 for 69cIBERIS SNOW FLAKELarge pure white flowers on neatevergreen bushlets. Indispensablein the sunny rockery to contrastthe brighter colors of Phlox,and Pinks.IBERIS SNOWFLAKEA Reminder of Winter’s Snow2()c EachGas Plants6 for 1.12 2.00 Doz.IBERIS LITTLE GEMDictamnus.A tight compact form of the above.Extremely dwarf plants smotheredwith pure white flowers. Recom mended.Very hardy and long lived plants easily grown in any sunnygarden. On warm June evenings the flowers give off a heavyfragrance that forms a gas that will give a flash of flame whenignited.23 Each6 for 1.29 2.39 Doz.RUBRA. Bright red flowers on 2 ft. plants. Foliage aromatically fragrant.ALBA.Pure white form of above2 year old Field Grown Plants.35c EachHARDY CANDYTUFTBest for establishing. 3.49 per DozenIncluding 3 PurpleCandytufts.d fOF SI.001.39BEGINNER’S ROCK GARDENSHOWY ROCK PLANTSEasily grown varieties selected to giveflowers throughout the summer. OnlyAlpiue Craue’s BillErodium chamaedroidesOne of the tiniest plants grown. From June tillfrost it is covered with deep pink Spring Beautylike flowers not exceeding 2 inches in height.Give a cool place in the rockery and some winterprotection.35c EachfOF 97CColdeii Brushes—Hypericum RepeiisRed Hot PokerTRITOM ABold grasslike foliage with glowing red flowers onfoot spikes resembling a poker that has justbeen drawn from the fire.218c Each 1.79 per DozenROCKNOLL’S EARLY FLOWERING HYBRIDS.'\ very hardy variety flowering in late May andJune with red and yellow flowers.PFITZERI.Flowers all summer with brightred flowers. Needs ProtectionRED HOT POKERS—3 Pfuzcri3 Rocknoll's Early Flowering, . .ONLYST. JOHN’S WORTcrimson-A vigorous trailing rock plant coveringsunny rock work with its myriads of tinygreen leaves.Flowers golden yellow withshowy stamens resembling tiny brushes.24c Each 2.39 per Doz.3 fOF 99cGLOBE FLOWERTrollius europeusBeautiful Golden globe shaped flowerseasily grown in any moist location. The18 inch stems are splendid for cutting.25c Each 2.29 per Doz.6 fOF 1.19] ROCKNOLL NURSERY - FOSTER, OHIO12

Rocknoll’s Better Hardy Plants Long Spurred ColumbineAquilegiaI he most gorgeous color array of all hardy flowers. Everyshade and hue of red, yellow, white, blue, lavender, roseand pink either singly or combined with 2 or 3 colors to adower. This graceful flower can be grown by anyone ina sunny or semi-shady spot in any well drained soil. Mostplants grow from 30 inches to 3 feet high.NEW GIANT FLOWERED HYBRIDS.Waller-Franklin StrainThe most gorgeous coloring in Giant sized flowers we have ever seen inColumbine. Many color combinations never before seen.25c Each6 for 1.39 2.69 per DozCiiDOBBIES IMPERIAL HYBRIDS. The famous Scotch strain withmany beautiful shades of blues and lavender predominating.23c Each6 for 1.29 2.49 per DozenROCKY MOUNTAIN BLUE. Aquilegia coerulea.The vivid longspurred blue Columbine native in the Rocky Mountains.20c Each6 for 1.00 2.00 per DozenLONGISSIMA.See Novelties. Page 3CLEMATIFLORA.Clematis Flowered Columbine. See Page 2EINEST LONG SPURRED COLUMBINEGIANT LONG SPURRED HYBRIDSNew Gorgeous ColorsLarge Field Grown Plants. A 5.00 value. .ONLYITIFREE PLANTSFor Early OrdersILsee page 31LEADWORTBaptisiaTall spikes of blue lupine like flowers inJune. Easy to grow and will persistfor years. Sun.Plants 3 feet high.Leaves divided and neat.22c Each 1.89 Doz.3 fOF 59cDOUBLE COREOPSISEVERFLOWERING plants coveredall summer with double golden yellowdaisies. A great improvement on theold types. 3 inches high. Sun.1.5c EachThe Flotver of SentimentOld Fashioned Bleeding HeartDicentra Spcctahilis\'ery hardy and will grow in any garden. Sun or shade.2 foot wands of red and white heart shaped flowers in.April and May. 3 to 5 eye Plants.35c Each 3.50 Doz.3fOF97CPLUMY BLEEDING HEARTSmall everflowering type,—the graceful foliage reseming plumes.1 foot. 2.29 per Dozen3fOF 9CNieremhergia rivularis.A creeping plant only 3 inches high covered all summerwith pure white cup shaped flowers. Either sun orshade with moisture essential. 1.49 per Dozen3fOFJAPANESE ROOF IRIS1. TeetorumAn interesting species from Japanwhere it grows on thatched Strawroofs. It is a non-bearded type resem bling a giant Iris cristata,—our nativewild Iris. Bluish lavender flowers. 15 in.O fOF97 CDWARF IRIS-PiimilaDwarf types 6 to 8 inches high bloom ing in early spring. Sun. Ordinary soil.COERULEA—Light sky blue—6 in.ORANGE QUEEN—Bright Yellow.ATROVIOLACEA—l iny early lavender.ARGENTINE CUP FLOWER17c lUich6 fOFIRIS25cEaehDicentra eximia2lc Each 1.39 Doz.-4-9c15c Each 1.39 Doz.( fOF 79eDWARF IRIS3 each of above . OnlyROCKNOLL NURSERY - FOSTER, OHIO[i3

Rocknoll’s Better Hardy Plants Colorful Coral Bells7HeitrlieruArizona’s Sun baked mounta

Intense blue flowers, silvery grey foliage. Generous packet 15c . BALSAM. Double BUSH FLOWERED. A new Touch-me- not that forms beautiful cushions of color all through the summer in all shades of red, pink, yellow and lavender. Generous packets 15c . PURPLE CUP FLOWER. Nierembergia Hippo- manica. A compact ever-blooming plant studded