R. & J. FARQUHAR & CO.’S SEED CATALOGUE. ae 
NOVELTIES IN FLOWER SEEDS — Continued. 
LARKSPUR INVINCIBLE. ‘This splendid strain of Lark- 
spur is most valuable for cut-flower use. The plants 
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are of tall, branching habit, bearing a profusion of | 
large sprays of flowers which are mostly double. It is 
advisable to make two or three sowings at intervals of 
six weeks for succession of bloom. 
No. 4610. Collection of 6 colors (Dark Blue, Light 
Blue, Flesh Color, Lilac, Pink, White.) 40. 
No. 4612. LARKSPUR INVINCIBLE PINK. A _ superb 
and popular color, esteemed for floral decorations. 
OZ:, .§0; pkt.;..10. 
No. 4614. Larkspur INVINCIBLE DARK BLUE. Large 
sprays of rich blue flowers. Oz., .50; pkt., .10. 
No. 4643. LAVATEKRA ROSEA SPLENDENS. This is a 
remarkably fine form of annual pink Mallow. The 
color is bright rose pink, and the flowers are of large 
size. QaeieSOs) pKE-,. . 10: 
No. 4785. Lopetia TENUOIR. A charming new species, 
flowers bright cobalt blue with white eye, measuring 
about an inch in diameter. The plant grows from 12 
to 15 inches in height and is of erect branching habit. 
As a pot plant it is extremely graceful and elegant, the 
large brilliant flowers coming from such slender stems 
and delicate foliage being particularly striking, It 
will be valuable for hanging baskets and vases and as 
a pot plant for conservatory and window decoration. 
It will also be useful for cutting.. As a bedding plant 
it is an important acquisition affording now a plant of 
medium height of bright blue color, suitable for form- 
ing inner lines and masses. Pkt., .25; 5 pkts., $1.00, 
No. 4847. Lupinus DOUGLASI. This new perennial is 
a cross between the annual and perennial varieties, 
height 3 feet, spikes of bloom one foot in length, of 
various shades of pink, purple, blue and white. If 
sown early in spring will flower the first year. Ounce, 
-30; pkt., -10. 
Hardy Perennial Plants for Wild Gardens 
and for Naturalizing. 
STRONG, UNDIVIDED, FIELD GROWN ROOTS. 
We have a large supply of Achillea, 
Boltonia, Coreopsis, Iris, Larkspur, Lav-= 
ender, Lythrum, Monarda, (Enothera, 
Saponaria, Sunflower and other peren- 
nials for natural planting. In ten or more 
varieties, our selection, per 100, $7.50; 
| per 1,000, $60.00. 
Messrs. R. & J. Farquhar & Co., Boston. 
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Larkspur Invincible, No. 46ro. 
Gentlemen : For the last five years I have had such wonderful results from your Sweet Pea Seeds that I feel 
that it 1s due you to let you know of my success. Last summer my Sweet Peas grew to a hetght of elecen and a 
half feet and the blossoms were very large, the colors exquisite, and four flowers to a stem a very common thing. 
Randolph, Mass., Dec. 4, 1904. 
CLINTON JORDON. 
