1236 Dusty Miller 

 {^Cineraria maritima Diamond) 



Dusty Millers 



1215 Centaurea Gymnocarpa At- 

 tractive plants with finely divided, 

 silvery white foliage which is soft and 

 woolly in texture. Light lavender 

 flowers during summer and fall. Fine 

 for edgings, beds, rock gardens, pots, 

 vases and hanging baskets. IK to 

 2 ft. Pkt. Wfi; Vi oz. 30^. 



1236 Cineraria maritima Dia- 

 mond Silyery white, finely cut foli- 

 age; dense flower heads composed of 

 many small lemon-yellow flowers dur- 

 ing the summer. Well-branched 

 plants, 16 to 18 in. high, and much 

 taller in mild climates where plants 

 will winter over. 



Pkt. 10^; Vi oz. 35^. 



1331 Everlasting Flowers 



Everlasting Flowers 



1331 Ail Varieties, Mixed Included 

 in this mixture are the most popular 

 types and varieties of everlastings — 

 Strawflowers. Acroclinium, Globe Am- 

 aranth, Rhodanthe, Statice, etc. It is 

 interesting to see the many different 

 kinds of everlastings. They are beau- 

 tiful in the garden or cut, but are 

 mostly grown to dry for mixed winter 

 bouquets. For this purpose, cut the 

 flowers before they are fully developed, 

 remove foliage, bunch loosely, and 

 hang heads downward in a shady, 

 airy place until dried. Easily grown 

 in a sunny location and good soil. 



Pkt. \Ofi; Vi oz. 25^. 



Fe VC r few— Matricaria 



Old-fashioned flowers of easiest cul- 

 ture and distinct charm. Possess a 

 characteristic aromatic odor. Fine 

 for borders, beds and cutting. Blooms 

 all summer and fall. 



1336 Snowball Pure white, double, 

 ball-shaped flowers; compact plants, 

 10 in. tall. Pkt. 10^; 1/4 oz. 50^. 



1330 Golden Ball Small, double, 

 golden yellow, button - chrysanthe- 

 mum-like flowers on dwarf plants, 

 8 in tall. Pkt. lOji; ]t, oz. 40(i. 



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1335 Choicest Mixed {House Plant) 

 Extra choice mixture of easily grown 

 varieties that are suitable for indoor 

 pot culture. Plants may be used on 

 porches, or pots can be plunged in 

 soil outdoors in the summer. Full 

 directions for growing are given on 

 every packet. Pkt. 25^; 3 pkts. 60^. 



Fire-on-the-Mountain 



1328 Euphorbia Heterophylla Also 

 known as Mexican Fire Plant. Color- 

 ful fohage plants, 2,' J to 3 ft. tall, the 

 top leaves becoming bright orange- 

 scarlet, somewhat resernbling those of 

 the hot-house poinsettia. Fine in 

 groups in a sunny location. 



Pkt. lOg ; V4 oz. 30^. 



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1491 Forgel-Me-Not 

 Alpestris, Royal Blue 



Forget-Me-Not— Afyosom 



Well-known, dwarf spreading plants, 

 excellent for edgings beds, borders, 

 rock gardens and pots 1 ft tall 

 Alpestris Bloom m April from win- 

 tered-over plants. Need well-drained 

 soil and sunny location. Much used 

 for bedding and borders. 

 1491 Royal Blue 1 Any of these: 



1488 Rose } Pkt. 10«<; 



1489 White j Vs oz. 25;!!. 

 1494 Mixed Colors The above and 

 others. Pkt. lOji; V4 oz. 30^. 



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1330 Feverfew, Golden Ball 



1457 Four O'Clocks, 

 Tom Thumb, Mixed 



Four O'Clocks 



Mirabilis — Marvel of Peru 



Free blooming annuals for bedding, 

 for a temporary foundation planting, 

 or for a low hedge. The many-colored 

 flowers open in the early afternoon. 



1457 Tom Thumb, Mixed Varie- 

 gated golden foliage. 18 in. tall. 



Pkt. 10^; oz. 35sf. 



1458 Hybrids, Finest Mixed 2 ft. 



Very colorful. Pkt. 10^; oz. 20|!i. 





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1315 Foxglove, Giant Shirley 



Foxglove— oigiva'" 



(Biennial) Sow seeds each year for 

 blooms the next. Tall, stately spikes 

 of bell-shaped, spotted flowers. Does 

 well in either sun or halt-shade. June 

 and July. 



1311 Gloxiniaeflora, Mixed Colors 

 Pink, rose, purple and white 3 to 4 ft. 

 Pkt. 100; Vs oz. 20^. 

 1315 Giant Shirley, Mixed Colors 

 Large bells in many bnght colors, 

 some attractively blotched or spotted 

 crimson, maroon or chocolate. 6 tt 

 Pkt. 15^; Vs oz. 30ji; Vi oz. SOfi. 



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1338 Gaillardia, Lorenziana 



Gaillardia— B/anfee^ Flower 



Annual gaillardias are among the 

 most easily grown and free blooming 

 flowers of the garden. They like sun- 

 shine and a well-drained soil. July 

 to frost. 15 to 18 in. 



1343 Indian Chief Single, showy, 

 metallic-red flowers with dark brown 

 centers. Pkt. 10^; V4 oz. 25^. 



1338 Lorenziana, Double Mixed 



Choice mixture of yellow, red and 

 white double flowers with quilled or 

 tubular petals. Pkt. 10^; 1/4 oz. 25>i. 



1339 Single, Fine Mixed Bright, 

 single, daisy-like flowers of red and 

 yellow. Pkt. 5j!; Vi oz. 20^. 



PERENNIAL GAILLARDIA 



Can be depended upon to bloom all 

 summer and into the fall. Bright and 

 gaily colored, daisy-like flowers are 

 freely borne on long, strong, flexible 

 stems. If seed is sown early-, the plants 

 will bloom the first year. 2 ft. tall. 



1340 Torchlight As briUiant as a 

 torch — golden yellow blooms with 

 rich maroon centers. Flowers often 

 5 in. across. Pkt. 20^!; Vs oz. 60^. 

 1342 Portola Hybrids Strong, stiff 

 stems with flowers that are nearly 

 4 in. across. Bronzy scarlet petals 

 tipped with golden yellow. Plants are 

 sturdy. Pkt. 15^; Vs oz. 35^. 



1341 Fine Mixed The big. single, 

 daisy-like flowers are combinations of 

 red and yellow. 



Pkt. 10^; V4 oz. 25^; Vz oz. 40^;. 



iS46 Geranium, Finest Varieties, 

 Mixed 



GzTSniUVn— Pelargonium 



(Tender Perenmal) As fine for bed- 

 ding as they are for pot culture; they 

 are, undoubtedly, the most popular of 

 all plants lor either purpose. If the 

 seed IS sown in February or March, 

 plants will bloom that summer. Gera- 

 niums can be had in flower almost all 

 the year round; outdoors in the sum- 

 mer and indoors during the winter. 



1344 Apple Scented This species is 

 prized for its fragrant foliage rather 

 than for the flowers. Excellent for pot 

 culture. Pkt. 150; 3 pkts. 40ii!. 



1345 Lady Washington (Pansy 

 Geranium) The sturdy plants bear 

 immense clusters of large flowers in 

 many colors, with contrasting dark 

 centers. Pkt. 400; 3 pkts. $1.00. 

 1348 Zonale, Mixed Large flower 

 clusters of single blooms in many 

 colors. Pkt. 150; Vis oz. 35^. 



1346 Finest Varieties, Mixed In- 

 cludes the best single and double 

 large flowering varieties in many 

 colors. Pkt. 150; 3 pkts. 400. 



Gerbera— Tran^vaa/ Daisy 

 1350 Jameson! Hybrids (Tender 

 Perennial) Large, daisy-like blooms, 

 3 to 4 in. across, of great daintiness 

 and grace. Long, slender ray petals 

 surround a small yellow center. Ota 

 mixture includes white and shades of 

 yellow, orange, coral, salmon, scarlets 

 crimson, rose, red, pink, etc. Can bfe 

 grown outdoors in summer or as house 

 plants indoors during the winter. 

 Hardy in frost-free sections. Fine for 

 cutting. 

 Pkt. (25 seeds) 250; 100 seeds 15^. 



1352 Ceum, Lady Stratheden 



Geum 



(Perennial) Double flowers like little 

 roses on long stems from June to 

 September, if not allowed to go to 

 seed. Do best in rich, well-drained 

 soil and a warm, sheltered location in 

 beds, borders or rock garden. Needs 

 winter protection in very cold sec- 

 tions. 13^2 to 2 ft. 



1352 Lady Stratheden Deep golden 



yellow. Pkt. 150; Vis oz. 400. 



1351 Mrs. Bradshaw Fiery scarlet. 



Pkt. 100; Vis oz. 300. 



