THREE “BALCONY” PETUNIAS 
A splendid free-flowering type of Single Petunias, growing about 12 inches high, with 
flowers averaging 3 inches across; of special value for window or porch boxes and vases, 
but equally as effective in beds or borders. We offer three distinct and desirable colors: 
3555 Balcony Blue. Rich, velvety indigo-blue. 
3556 Balcony Rose. A very effeotive brilliant rose-pink. 
3557 Balcony White.. A splendid pure white. 
: Price. Any of the above, 20 cts. per pkt. A packet of each 
‘ color for 50 cts. 
INVINCIBLE GIANT POLYANTHUS 
3677 A magnificent strain of this perfectly hardy and easily grown spring- 
: flowering Primrose, representing the work of twenty-five years of 
painstaking cross-breeding and selection by a Scotch specialist. Of 
: strong, sturdy habit, and bearing immense trusses of large flowers on 
self-supporting stems 10 to 16 inches in length. Unquestionably 
the finest strain in cultivation, containing all colors from purest white 
to the richest crimson. 25 cts. per pkt.; 5 pkts., $1.00. 
NEW HYBRID ICELAND POPPY 
3738 This beautiful strain of these charming hardy Poppies is being im- 
proved every year, and the stock which we offer this season will 
be found much finer than heretofore, containing a great number of 
lovely new shades of color. 15 cts. per pkt.; 2 pkts., 25 cts. 
Giant Flowering Chimese Fringed 
Primula 
_ 3791 This magnificent strain is quite distinct from the regular type, being 
At of much more robust growth and producing immense trusses of extra 
large, finely fringed flowers in many new and novel colors; as a pot 
plant for the house or conservatory, this is unequalled. 35 cts. per 
pkt.; 3 pkts. for $1.00. 
i NEW SCARLET SAGE 
‘AMERICA OR GLOBE OF FIRE 
_ 3936 We have in the last few years tested over a score of varieties of 
a 4 Scarlet Sage and believed that the sorts which we offer on-page 107 
é covered the most desirable. In this new variety, which was grown 
y at our own Nursery, and which was easily the most brilliant bit of 
color among the acres of flowers grown there, we have what is un- 
doubtedly the earliest, freest and most continuous bloomer of all, 
and, what is still more important, the most uniform in habit of 
_ growth; the bushy plants do not grow over 15 inches high, with 
the spikes of brilliant scarlet flowers thrown well above the plant, 
making a total height of about 2 feet, and in the lines, several hun- 
dred feet in length, there was not a variation of an inch-in the height 
of any plant; the importance of this uniformity will be appreciated 
by those who use Scarlet Sage for beds or borders. 25 cts. per pkt.; 
5 pkts., $1.00. 
Newport Pink HortyyHock = 
NEW COLORS OF STOKESIA 
(Cornflower Asters) 
4060 The blue Stokesia Cyanea, although a native of the United States, 
was practically unknown as a garden plant until the year 1903, 
when we illustrated it in colors on the cover of our Garden Book; 
and, as a result of our efforts, it is now one of the popular hardy 
perennials. Some years later, a white-flowered variety was discov- 
ered, and now we are able to offer a mixture containing a number of 
rose shades, white and various shades of blue and purple as well. 
15 cts. per pkt.; 2 pkts., 26 cts. 
TWO BRILLIANT SWEET WILLIAMS 
4282 Newport Pink. A distinct new color in this favorite hardy plant, 
which originated in one of the far-famed gardens at Newport, R. I. 
In color it is what florists call watermelon-pink or salmony-rose, 
For mid-season mass-hedding it has no equal. Perfectly hardy. 
4281 Scarlet Beauty. A splendid companion to the above. The color 
is an intense rich, deep scarlet, and a most effective plant for the old- 
fashioned hardy border, where this shade is very uncommon. 
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oF cel Satvia AMERICA oR GLOBE OF FIRE ; : Either of the above 15 cts. per pkt, A packet of each for 25 cts, 
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