. Autumn 1947. Bulbs (Plants) Utah Salt Lake City Catalogs; Perennials Seeds Utah Salt Lake City Catalogs; Trees Utah Salt Lake City Catalogs; Shrubs Utah Salt Lake City Catalogs; Vegetables Utah Salt Lake City Catalogs; Gardening Equipment and supplies Catalogs. RED 7043 Grover Cleveland— Late. Large double blooms of bright crimson. Mildly fragrant. For years this has been one of the most de- pendable reds. # each; 3 for # 7039 LONGFELLOW— Midseason. One of the brightest reds, intensified by golden yellow stamens near the center. Since it does not fade it is very satisfactory
. Autumn 1947. Bulbs (Plants) Utah Salt Lake City Catalogs; Perennials Seeds Utah Salt Lake City Catalogs; Trees Utah Salt Lake City Catalogs; Shrubs Utah Salt Lake City Catalogs; Vegetables Utah Salt Lake City Catalogs; Gardening Equipment and supplies Catalogs. RED 7043 Grover Cleveland— Late. Large double blooms of bright crimson. Mildly fragrant. For years this has been one of the most de- pendable reds. # each; 3 for # 7039 LONGFELLOW— Midseason. One of the brightest reds, intensified by golden yellow stamens near the center. Since it does not fade it is very satisfactory for cutting as well as garden decoration. Good foliage and free bloomer. # each; 3 for # 7038 OFFICINALIS RUBRA— Very early. Rich and brilliant deep crimson, double flowers. It blooms near Decoration Day at altitudes of 4,000 feet and higher. The plant is of low habit but thrifty and a very depend- able bio omer. # each; 3 for # 7045 PHILLIPPE RIVOIRE— Early Mid- season. One of the highest rated red peonies. The fine double blooms are very dark crimson with a blackish sheen that does not fade. They are most fragrant of all red peonies, having the distinctive perfume of the Gruss An Tep- litz rose. Medium height and strong wiry stems. # each; 3 for # SUCCESS WITH PEONIES Peonies may remain and thrive in one spot for from 10 to 20 years. For this reason it is desirable to thoroughly prepare the soil to a depth of 18 to 24 inches. The addition of humus in the form of rotted manure, compost or peat moss is most important. When using compost or peat moss a balanced commercial fertilizer should also be added. Manure should not be allowed to come into direct contact with the roots. If manure is used for subsequent annual feedings do not put it over the crown of the plant. 12 PORTER WALTON Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of
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