118—F lower Seeds 
BIGNONIA 
Hardy Perennial Climber 
Trumpet Creeper. One of our handsomest hardy perennials, bearing 
large clusters of orange red flowers, which always attract humming 
birds. Mostly grown on 
trees or walls, though it 
can be cut back and 
made almost self-sup- 
porting. Usual height 
10 to 30 feet. 
1143 GRANDIFLORA. 
Flowers orange red; 
short tube. Pkt., 10 cts. 
BIRD OF 
PARADISE 
FLOWER 
Tender Perennial 
1144 Thisstriking and 
attractive flower has 
lately become widely 
popular. The blossoms 
are of arich golden yel- 
low, about 244 inches in 
diameter, produced in 
large trusses, the most 
striking feature being 
the long, incurving sta- 
mens and pistils, of a 
beautiful, bright crim- 
son color. Seed should 
be soaked in warm 
water and started in- 
doors or under glass, in 
a light, sandy soil. A 
sunny situation is re- 
quired, in dry and very 
warm soil, and no water 
other than the rains will 
be needed after the 
plants are established. 
Packet, 10 cents. \ 
BITTER SWEET 
Hardy Perennial Climber 
1145 A handsome twining shrub grown for the beauty of the orange 
colored seed poe and scarlet coating of the fruit. Pretty in autumn. 
Elegant for clinging to walls, trees, etc. Packet, 5 cents. 
BLACK EYED SUSAN 
| RUNNER BEAN. 
| Flowers brilliant scar- 
| let. 
| fall. Height,8 feet. Used 
| Shelled bean for eating 
purposes. Pkt., 10c.3 
| pt., 30c.3; qt... 50c., 
Postpaid. 
See Thunbergia. 
BLUE BOTTLE 
See Centaurea 
BLUE DAISY 
Tender Perennial 
1146 Grows about 1% feet high, of 
branching habit, producing an 
‘} abundance of clear, sky blue flow- 
ers. Very pretty for summer decor- 
ation in the garden, and equally 
desirable for winter blooming. Seed 
should be started in the house in 
shallow boxes containing rich gar- 
den soil, covered with a sprinkling 
of sand or leaf mould, kept moist in 
a@warm Situation. Packet, 10 cts. 
BLUE SPIREA 
See Caryopteris | 
BOLTONIA 
Hardy Perennial 
1147 GLASTIFOLIA. Six feet 
high, with immense numbers of 
white flowers nearly 1 inch in diam- 
eter. Resembling the native aster. 
Blooms from August until frost. A 
desirabie plant. Packet, 10 cents. 
BOSTON IVY 
See Ampelopsis. 
BRACHYCOME 
Tender Annual 
Swan River Daisy. A compact, pretty annual, growing about 8 inches 
high, and flowering freely during the summer. Flowers blue or white. 
Sow seed in the open ground, after the weather is warm, or start in 
boxes or frames and transplant. Excellent flower for cutting. 
BOLTONIA GLASTIFOLIA. 
1148 MIXED. Packet, 5 cents. 
BRAZILIAN MORNING GLORY 
See Ipomoea 
BROWALLIA 
Hardy Annual 
Amethyst. A very handsome annual about 18inches high, completely | 
covered during the summer with blue or white flowers. One of the} 
best bedding plants, and equally satisfactory for window culture; as a 
pot or border plant, there are few plants to compare with it. Browallias | 
grow freely in any rich soil. Sow seed in August for winter blooming. 
1150 MIXED. Blueand white. Packet, 5 cents, J 
THE MAULE SEED BOOK FOR 1911 
BUTTERFLY RUNNER BEAN 
Annual Climber 
1151 This new variety 
is fully equal to the Scar- 
let Runner Bean, which 
occupies a prominent 
place among climbing 
plants for arbors and 
trellises, but is more dis- 
tinct and surpasses 
them in the beauty of its 
flowers, which are of ex- 
ceptional largesize. The 
prettily waved wings \ 
are of pure spotless VV&> 
white, and the standards 
salmon rose. These two 
colors on the same flow- 
er make a striking and 
agreeable contrast. 
Vine attaining a height 
of 10 to 12 feet. 
Packet, 10 cents. 
11452 SCARLET 
An 
old favorite. Vines 
strong, rapid growers; 
used for ornamenting 
porches and _ trellises. Y-N 
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Blooms from early 
summer until late in 
both as a string or 
as well as ornamental 
BUTTERFLY 
FLOWER 
Hardy Annual 
Poor Man’s Orchid. This splendid annual has fringed flowers of rich 
and varied colors. It | 
blooms in lavish profu- 
sion. Colors purple, 
white and rose. Vere 
Satisfactory. 
1153 NEW DWARF. 
A most valuable strain 
of schizanthus, forming | 
pyramidal plants only | 
about a foot high, bear- | 
ing countless butterfly- | 
like flowers in a bewil- 
dering range of color. | 
Flowers larger than in 
the ordinary type of 
Schizanthus. It is of easy 
culture and enjoysavery | 
wide popularity. All who 
know the flower should || 
make a trial of this 
handsome new strain. 
Packet, 10 cents. | 
1154 MIXED. Height 
18 inches; many types. 
S} Thousands and tens of 
, thousands of gay, butter- | 
fly-shaped_ fiowers. 
Packet, 5 cents. 
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BUTTERFLY RUNNER BEAN. 
CALCEOLARIA 
Tender Perennial 
Highly ornamental greenhouse or 
window plants, producing richly 
colored pocket like flowers in abun- 
dance in the spring. The colors in- 
clude yellow, brown, maroon and 
even crimson. Seeds should be 
sown on the surface of light soil or 
leaf mould. 
1155 HYBRIDA FINE MIXED. 
A superb strain. Packet, 25 cts. 
CALENDULA 
Hardy Annual 
Cape or Pot Marigold. One foot 
high. Sueceeds everywhere and 
blooms continuously. Fine double 
flowers of glowing colors. Sow 
early in the open ground. © Of easi- 
est culture. 
1156 FAVORITE. The flowers | 
are full double; color, sulphur yel- 
low; the petals streaked creamy 
white. a AE 1OICtS 5 OTe BO Cts = : 
1157 RIN By : 
Orange colored. Pkt., 5¢.; 0z., 20c. CALENDULA, IFAVORITE 
1158 METEOR. Golden yellow. Packet, 5 cts.; ounce, 20 cts. 
1161 MIXED. All the double sorts. Packet, 5 cts.; ounce, 15 cts. 
CALIFORNIA BELLFLOWER 
See Abutilon. 
CALIFORNIA POPPY 
See Eschscholizia, 
