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Delphinium (Larkspur) African Golden Orange Daisy (Dimorphotheca aurantiaca) Digitalis (Foxglove) 
Daisies 548 DIGITALIS. Foxglove. 2 Every year increasingly cul-_ Pkt. 
66 Blue Daisy (A gathea celestis)..+ Blooms quickly from Pkt. 593 See ane rT ea ee O Mie ee bee . 
SR $o 05 and borders; 1 foot high; brilliant orange-red and 
96 Blue-eyed African Daisy (Arctotis grandis).© Flowers 
white, with yellow band at base and bright blueat center. 05 
592 English Double Daisy (Bellis perennis).2| The flowers 
white flowers all the season.......... Oz. 30 cts... 05 
706 ** Bush. Hunnemannia. © This beautiful plant grows 
easily, makes a shapely bush, 2 feet high, with hand- 
are white, pink, red and variegated. Finest mixed..... 05 some foliage, and b a fusi f 1 
1455 Swan River Daisy (Brachycome). © White and blue yellow, HiNPeEhGN Sesel +: =. bs vee eee 05 
flowers..........22.-...--- adboiscosac6s4sa8c wee e ee °5 | 506 EUCHARIDIUM Brewerii. © Flowers purplish rose, 
1420 Shasta Daisy. 2| Large, semi-double flowers, 4 inches shading to white; grows easily, flowers quickly and con- 
across; pure snow-white with yellow center; hardy... . . 10 tinuously........ ems ep whlecom th ospae bow eo 05 
550 African Golden Orange Daisy (Dimorphotheca auran- 509 EUPHORBIA heterophylla. Mexican Fire Plant, or 
tiaca). Glossy, rich orange-gold. The flowers, 2/4 to Fire-on-the-Mountain. © Makes fine, bushy plants, 2 to 
234 inches in diameter, bloom profusely. (See cut.).... Io 3 feet high : : 05 
551 African Daisy Hybrids (Dimorphotheca aurantiaca hy- 602 EVERLASTING FLOWERS. © Highly valued for mak- 
brida). New. Flowers like illustration above, in mixed ing lasting and durable bouquets for parlor and sitting- 
colors, including white to red, lemon, salmon, etc. The room decorations in winter. Finest mixed............. 05 
finest novelty introduced in years................-- 10 See also Acroclinium, page 76, and Helichrysum, page 8r. 
+FFER> 80 1 pkt. each of the above 7 Daisies, 7 pkts. in all,for | 630 FERNS. L> These are greatly admired for window and 
40 cts. house decoration. Sow in shallow boxes of light, peaty 
530 DELPHINIUM. Larkspur. © Flowers of great beauty, Pkt. soil, and keep moist by covering with fine moss. A tem- 
noted for their light, graceful foliage and rich, hand- perature of 60 degrees is about right.................. 05 
some colors. Fine mixed. (See cut.) ............. $0 05 | 633 FEVERFEW, Double. © 2 Handsome, large, double 
533 ** Formosum. Hardy Perennial Larkspur. 2| Flowers © white flowers, excellent for bedding; also for house cul- 
clear blue with white center, very fine............ 05 ture; blooms abundantly all season; 12 inches high..... 05 
636 FORGET-ME-NOT, Victoria. © This is the finest variety of the beau- 
tiful old favorite Forget-me-not. Makes low, bushy plants, 6 to 8 
inches high and the same in width, and bears a profusion of lovely 
azure-blue flowers. Nice for carpet-bedding and edging............ 05 
640 ** Water Nymph. © Lovely, large, sky-blug flowers with a clear yellow 
eye, borne in large clusters on stems I2 to 15 inches long. . 05 
643 FUCHSIA. > Easily grown from seed; they flower freely the first. year in 
open ground, and when taken into the house some varieties will 
bloom all winter. Fine double and single mixed .................. Io 
644 ‘** Procumbens, The Trailing Fuchsia. _> A most graceful plant, with 
pretty leaves and bright red fruits about the size of robins’ eggs, which 
are very ornamental; fine for baskets, vases and pots............... 05 
647 GAILLARDIA. Blanket Flower. © The single Gaillardias, or Blanket 
Flowers, are greatly admired for their fine form and bright, handsome 
colors’ “MheyJthriveievery wheres. i. «<1: <1. = clei loiter taraieeneetenetete 05 
650 ** Picta Lorenziana, Double. © Produces large, gaily colored, double 
flowers abundantly all through the season. The colors include golden 
yellow, orange, amaranth and shades of purple.................... 05 
670 GODETIA. © Of dwarf habit of growth; flowers of handsome shape, and 
comenn many brllianticolors- )Hine mixed). )/4- cre ts ersten 05 
Geraniums from Seed 
Geraniums bloom finely from seed the first season. Many persons prefer to raise 
them, as it is much the cheapest, and there is always a chance of getting some valuable 
new sorts. (See cut.) 
653 Finest Mixed. . > Some exquisite kinds will come from this seed. Pkt. 10 cts. 
656 Good Mixed. _> This seed is from choice Geraniums. Pkt. 5 cts. 
659 Apple-scented. _» Leaves delightfully scented like rich, luscious apples; best 
plants are grown from seed. 10 cts. 
Geraniums are easy to grow from seed See, also, Pelargonium or Lady Washington Geranium seed, page 83. 
80 ©, ©, ca, cds, A, §. See page 90 
