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JOHNSON’S 
RAINBOW 
A marvelous range of 
new colors has been devel- 
oped in this favorite flower 
which is in constant bloom 
throughout the _ season, 
and if these are kept well 
picked so that the plant 
cannot produce seed they 
will continue to flower un- 
tilfrost. Nootherannual 
flower seed will produce 
such a lavish profusion of 
bloom for so long a time 
and with the same small 
outlay of care and atten- 
tion. 
One of our customers 
writes: “Your Rainbow 
Nasturtiums were the 
most brilliant and the lar- 
gest flowered we have ever 
grown. They bloomed 
profusely from early Sum- 
mer until frost, and made 
our garden gorgeous with 
bright coloring. The foli- 
age was remarkably beau- 
tiful.”’ 
Dwarf or Tom Thumb Nasturtiums 
JOHNSON’S RAINBOW NASTURTIUMS. 
These have a neat, compact habit and attractive — 
foliage, are not disturbed by insects, bloom in two 
months from seed, and most profusely till frost. 
PKT. PER OZ. 
2146. Aurora. Yellow, veined..... $0 05 $0 10 
2121. Beauty. Yellow and scarlet. . 5 10 
2132. Chameleon. Splashed with 
crimson, bronze and yellow, 5 15 
2133. Coeruleo-roseum. Blush rose, 5 
2122) 5 Crimson cee eee ee. aoe 5 
2134. Crystal Palace Gem. Yellow 
and (Cakmine-4. 4 peewee eo 5 10) 
2143. Empress of India. Deep 
crimson; fine dark foliage. . 5 15 
2123. Golden Cloth. Golden yellow 
leaves, scarlet flowers....... 5 15 
2135. Golden King. Golden yellow, 5 10 
2136. King of Tom Thumbs. Scar- 
letersi 5 15 
2144. King Theodore. Black, vel- 
V GEV ces ciiot onan tee eo ee 5 
2145. Lady Bird. Yellow and red.. 5 15 
2130. Prince Henry. Light yellow, 
marbled jscarlet: eet ee 5 15 
2I24: JROSCieti Raion ee ee 5 10 
2125. Ruby King. Darkred...... 5 15 
2126. Spotted s..6 °2 sak ee. Ce ee 5 10 
2142. White or Pearl.............. 5 10 
STAT oY ellow? cers. . ere rn ee 5 10 
2147. Mixed Tom Thumb......... 5 10) 
2148. Johnson’s Rainbow Mixed, 5 
Per % lb., 25c.; per lb., 75c. 
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JOHNSON SEED COMPANY 
Nasturtiums ix 
Per pkt., 5c.; per oz., 10c.; per % Ib., 25c. 
Tall or Climbing Nasturtiums 
Beautiful and luxuriant annual climbers, for 
trellises and arbors; of easiest culture, bearing their 
gorgeous flowers in profusion until killed by frost; 
6 to 10 feet. PKT. PER OZ. 
2127. Jupiter. New giant-flowered, 
beautiful golden yellow..... $o 05 $0 20 
2128. Chameleon. Various........ 5 15 
| 2129. Dark Crimson.............. 5 10 
2160. Edward Otto. Brownish lilac, 5 15 
2137. Hemisphzricum. Orange.. 5 10 
2161. Heinemanni. Chocolate.... 5 10 
_ 2180. King Theodore.  Black.... 5 10 
| -2P5q Oranges we cei te eres us ete 5 10 
| S1625eRearl= OWhitishiee ts sek 5 10 
| 2138. Regelianum. Purplish violet, 5 10 
2139. Moltke. Blush rose......... 5 10 
2163) ROSC2 2 eee ol a 5 10 
9155. Scarlet i. oar see 5 IO 
| 2t67: Striped tis! cj 4 ae. 5 10 
| 2UGSse¥ ello wei ee ote Riots 5 10 
2169. Vesuvius. Salmon; dark 
léaved 20. eee ee 5 10 
2156. Johnson’s Brilliant Tall, 5 10 
Mixed...... Per % lb., 20c ; per lb., 60c. 
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Lobb’s Nasturtiums 
Flowers more brilliant than the tall or climbing 
sorts, but a trifle smaller. Height, 6 feet. 
PKT. PER OZ. 
2152. Finest Mixture............. $o 05 $0 15 
2157. Madame Gunter Hybrids. 
A French strain noted for 
wide range of fine-colors.... 5 15 
