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MIGNONETTE 
No garden is complete without a bed of this old favorite. Seed 
sown outdoors early in spring will keep up a succession of bloom 
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Pkt. 2 
Defiance—A profuse bloomer with very long spikes. Very ( 
fragrant and remains a long time in bloom. %4 oz., 25c. .$0.10 
Golden Queen—Produces large spikes of a golden color. %4 
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Machet—Bears numerous thick spikes of deliciously fragrant | 
red flowers. Leaves dark green. Oz, 75ce; %4 oz, 25e... .10 { 
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Large Flowering—Sweet Scented. Oz., 25¢............+-6- 05 ( 
Goliath—A large flowering, red variety with very heavy 
spikes of double florets, delightfully fragrant. % oz. We. .10 I 
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White Pearl—A mammoth flowering variety with long, heavy 
spikes, color pearly white. 14 oz.,°S0¢. 2 5000 ce eee ns 10 ! 
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One packet each of 6 varieties of Mignonette............ 35 
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MYOSOTIS (forget-Me-Not). | 
Charming half-hardy perennials admirably adapted for damp, 
shady places, flowering the first season from early-sown seed, or : 
they may be sown in summer or early fall; and if bedded out and 
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given protection like pansies they will winter over and com- : 
mence flowering in early spring; particularly effective as an 
undergrowth for bulb beds. 
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Alpestris, Alba—Dw.art. “whites: <7... .s8-tr., oobslelechensveta eenekstonetatonege chs $0.05 ; 
Dissitifiora—Very: early, rich DUE. cic.= sere. ela apesolelin ace ween) ore eters 10 ( 
Palustris (The true Forget-Me-Not)—Early, clear blue.... .05 
Ruth Fischer—A grand new dwarf variety, producing large ( 
clusters of clear blue flowers measuring about half an 
inch across. The foliage is a rich, glossy green. It makes mt : Miznonette. ( 
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Semperflorens (Quick and Everblooming)—Blooms from MINA LOBATA 
early spring until late,in fall. “Clear blue..... 0.0.5 .2% 10 
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Splendid annual garden climber of luxuriant growth; 
A favorite, with large heads of cleor azure-blue.. .10 18 to 20 feet. Adapted for trellis, verandas, ar- 
bors, etc. The flowers, about an inch across, are j 
borne in large clusters; color, blood-red, changing 
zt to orange. They flower profusely until killed by 
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frost, and make a fine show. Pkt., 10c. 
NEMESIA 
Dwarf, Large Flowering Hybrids—Free blooming pretty annuals 
ranging in many beautiful colors, including blue, rose, yellow, 
orange, etc. Seed sown in March and transplanted to the open } 
ground in May, will furnish a continuous supply of flowers from a 
June to frost. Pkt., 15e. 
NEMOPHILA 
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Beautiful, dwarf-growing, hardy annuals, bearing cup-shaped flowers I 
in great abundance all through the season. The colors are mostly ( 
blue. Choice mixed, pkKt., 5c. 
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NICOTIANA (Tobacco Plant). 
Beautiful hardy annuals bearing fragrant tube-shaped ‘flowers. 
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Affinis—Flowers pure white, borne abundantly. PkKt., 5. t 
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Sanderae—Bears numerous carmine-rose flowers. PkKt., 5c. é 
Hybrids of Sanderae—A splendid strain with splendid flowers in many I 
Myosotis Ruth Fischer. shades and colors. Pkt., 10c. 
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