INDEX— continued 



M Page 



Melons, Water... 33. 34 

 Mexican Sunflower . . 78 



Mexogen 55 



Mignonette 59, 69 



Milfoil 60 



Mirabilis 67 



Mixtures for 



Bedding 78 



Mixtures for 



Cutting 78 



Mologen 55 



Momordica 63 



Monarch of the 



Veldt 78 



Montbretia 56 



Mooniiower 69 



Morning Glory 69 



Mountain Bluet 65 



Mourning Bride 75 



Mushroom Spawn ... 35 

 Muskmelon. . . 3, 32,33 



Mustard 29 



Myosotis 67 



N 



Nasturtium 58. 70 



Nicotiana- .70 



Nigella 70 



Nitrophoska 55 



Obedient Plant 71 



Okra 29 



Onion Seed 36. 37 



Onion Sets 35 



Oriental Poppies .74 

 Ornamental Grasses . 68 



Oxalis .56 



Oyama Plant Food .55 

 Oyster Plant 47 



Painted Tongue 74 



Pampas Grass 71 



Pansies 71 



Pansy, Tufted 78 



Parsley 39 



Parsnip 39 



Peanuts . .39 



Peas 40,41,42 



Peas, Sugar 42 



Peas. Sweet. . .'. .59,77 



Pelargonium 67 



Peppers 3,38,39 



Peppergrass 28 



Perennial Flax 69 



Perennial Peas 68 



Perennial Poppies ... 74 



Periwinkle 78 



Persian Daisy ... 74 



Petunias 58,72,73 



Phlox 71 



Physalis 65 



Physostegia 71 



Pie Plant. 46 



Pincushion Flower. . . 75 



Pinks 71 



PlanTabbs 55 



Plant Food 55" 



Platycodon 71 



Polyanthus 74 



Pop Corn 22 



Poppies 74 



Portulaca 74 



Potatoes 35 



Primroses 74 



Primulas 74 



Pueraria 69 



Pumpkins 43 



Purple Cone 



Flower 74 



Purple Feather 



Grass 74 



Pyrethrum 74 



Rainbow Rock Cress. 60 



Radishes 3. 44, 45 



Red Arrow 55 



Red Cabbage 19 



Red Hot Poker 74 



Regal Lily 



(Bulbs) 56,74 



Regal Lily (Seed) 74 



Reseda 59, 69 



Rhubarb (Roots) 46 



Rhubarb (Seed) 46 



Riciims 64 



Rock Cress 60 



Rock Rose . . ... 74 



Rosemary 29 



Rudbeckia 74 



Rutabagas 43 



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Sage 29, 63, 75 



Salpiglossis 74 



Salsify 47 



Salvia 63, 75 



Sand \'erbena -.75 



Santa Barbara 



Poppy 75 



SanWtalia 75 



Savory 29 



Savoy Cabbage 19 



Scabiosa 75 



Scarlet Flax 75 



Scarlet Sage 75 



Schizanthus 63 



Schnittlauch 29 



Scotch Marigold . 59, 63 



Sea Lavender 75 



Sea Pink 60 



Sedum 75 



Shasta Daisy 66 



Sheep Manure 55 



Siberian Wallflower. . 65 



Slug Shot 55 



Smilax 75 



Snapdragon 59, 76 



Snow-in-Summer. ... 75 

 Snow-on-the- 



Mountain 75 



Soap Insecticide. . . .55 



Solanum 69 



Spider Plant 75 



Spinach . 46 



Sprayer 55 



Squash 3,47, 48 



Statice 75 



Stocks 76 



Stokesia 76 



Stonecrop 75 



Strawflowers 75 



Sultan's Balsam. . . . 68 

 Summer Poinsett ia. .60 



Summer Savory 29 



Sunflowers 47, 76 



Sun Plant 74 



Swan River Daisy ... 76 



Swede Turnips 43 



Sweet Alyssum 60 



Sweet Basil 29 



Sweet Corn 2, 23, 24, 25 



Sweet Fennel 29 



S.veet Marjoram. . . .29 



Sweet Peas 59, 77 



Sweet Rocket 76 



Sweet Sultans 76 



Sweet William 76 



Sweet Wivelsfield ... 76 

 Swiss Chard 46 



Tahoka Daisy 66 



Thrift ... 60 



Thunbergia 63 



Thyme , ... 29 



Tigridia 56 



Tithonia 78 



Tobacco 47 



Tomatoes. .3,49,50.51, 



52,53 



Transvaal Daisy. . . .67 



Tropaeolum 64 



Tritoma 74 



Tuberose '. . 56 



Tufted Pansy 78 



Tunica 78 



Turnip-Rooted 



Celery 22 



Turnips 3, 43, 54 



Turtle Head 65 



u 



Umbrella Plant 78 



V 



74 



Velvet Trumpet 



Venidium 78 



Verbena 78 



Vigoro 55 



Vinca 78 



Viola . . . ; 78 



Viola, Tufted 78 



Violet 78 



w 



Wallflower 65, 78 



Water Cress 28 



Watermelon 33, 34 



Windflower 60 



Winter Radishes. . . .45 



Winter Savory 29 



Witloof Chicory. . . .28 



Wonder Garden 78 



Woolflower 64 



Wormwood 29 



Zinnias. . .59, 78, 79, 80 



Giant Double Dahlia-Flowered Zinnias 



Flowers are very large, 5 in. and more across, and about 2 in. in depth; they greatly resemble Giant Dahlias. 

 Plants grow about 3 ft. tall, are sturdy, well-branched, and hold their showy, long-stemmed flowers well 

 above the foliage. Bright and showy in the garden, beds or borders, and wonderful for cutting as the flowers 

 last for such a long time. 



2065 Maule's Special Mixture 

 Giant Dahlia-Flowered Zinnias 



A blend that cannot be outdone. All the separate 

 varieties described here are in the mixture in 

 varying proportions to assure the most pleasing 

 effect. Pkt. 10c; Vs oz. 25c; Vt oz. 40c. 



SPECIAL OFFER- 



Six Dahlia-Flowered Zinnias 



Canary Bird, Crimson Monarch, Dream, 

 Exquisite, Oriole and Polar Bear. Each by 

 itself is beautiful but the coniDination of ail 

 six together is unsurpassed. 



4197 6 Packets (1 of each, <j m 



value 60c) for only S9Q 



4195 12 Packets (2 of each, itA^ 



ralue SI. 20) for only OvC 



4198 Vs oz. of each (value SI. 80) ^4 />A 



for only *l«wW 



Dahlia-Flowered Zinnia {flowers grow 5 in. across) 



2071 Canary Bird DeUcate primrose-yellow, the 



color varying as the flowers mature. 



2055 Crimson Monarch Bright crimson-scarlet. 



Very popular on account of its striking color. 



2059 Desert Gold Yellow and gold shades, each 



petal shaded deeper golden yellow at its base. 



2058 Dream Deep lilac-lavender changing to rich, 



warm purple as flowers age. 



2083 Exquisite Light rose with deeper rose center; 



a lovely two-toned color effect. 



2062 Golden Dawn Golden yellow. Newly opened 



flowers are a rich light orange shade. 



2057 Illumination The name aptly describes 



the vivid, luminous, deep Tyrian-rose color. 



2067 Luminosa Bright, deep pink over which 

 there is a light suffusion of radiant salmon. 



2072 Meteor The darkest red of all — rich, deep 

 and glowing, and made more attractive by a me- 

 tallic sheen. 



2068 Old Gold Varying shades of old gold from 

 light pinkish old gold to deep burnished old gold. 

 2061 Oriole Bright glistening orange center, the 

 outer petals a rich gold; showy bicolor. 



2060 Old Rose 1/Ovely shade of warm old rose 

 changing to rosy buff as flowers become older. 

 2063 Polar Bear These big white Zinnias make 

 lovely bouquets alone or in combination with others. 



2073 Scarlet Flame Opening flowers are brightest 

 orange-scarlet becoming more intensely red as they 

 mature. 



Any o£ the above Dahlia-Flowered Zinnias: Pkt. 10c; '^ oz. 30c; V4 oz. 50c. 



Cupid Zinnias — smallest of au 



2069 M ixed Colors Flowers grow less than one inch 

 across and are borne continuously from early 

 summer until frost. Fine for beds, borders, edgings, 

 and rock gardens. Flowers are borne on stems 

 long enough for cutting. Our mixture contains 

 rich scarlet, bright yellow, pure white, lilac and 

 other shades. 1ft. Pkt 10c; Vg oz. 35c. 



Scabiosa-Flowered Zinnias 



2097 Mixed Colors Scabiosa -like flowers, 2}4 to 3 

 in. across, with cushion-crested centers surrounded 

 by a row of broad ray petals. Rose, orange, yellow, 

 crimson and scarlet shades, also white in mixture. 

 2 to 212 ft. Pkt. 10c; '/a oz. 30c. 



2069 Cupid Ztnnias, Mixed Colors 



SPECIAL COLLECTIONS OF 



Different Flowers for Different Purposes 



4135 The Children's Garden 



To encourage more children to have a garden, we 

 have selected 12 Easily Grown Flowers and offer 

 them at a bargain price. 



One regular size packet each of : 

 918 Sweet Alyssum 



1148 Swan River Daisy 



1456 African Marigolds, Mixed 



1474 Sweet Mignonette 



1553 Dwarf Nasturtiums, Mixed 



1595 Pansy, Ruffled Mixed 



1640 Dwarf Petunias, Mixed 



1309 Clove Pinks, Mixed 



1670 Poppy, Begonia-Flowered Mixed 



1696 Portulaca, Single Mixed 



1374 Strawflowers, Mixed 



2054 Zinnias, California Giants Mixed 

 12 full-size pkts. in all 



(value $1.10) for only 



35c 



4136 Six Long-Stemmed 



Easily Grbwn Annuals for Cutting 



One pkt. special color mixtures of each: 



1039 Aster, Giant Crego 



1161 Calendula, Double 



1441 Larkspur, Giant Imperial 

 935 Snapdragons, Tall Giant 



1211 Sweet Sultans 



2065 Zinnias, Dahlia-Flowered 

 6 pkts. in all (-value 55c) for only. . 



40c 



80 WM. HENRY MAULE 



•The Old Reliable 

 Seed House" 



PHILADELPHIA 



4196 Six Dwarf, Quick-Blooming 

 Annuals for the Rock Garden 



One pkt. each of: 

 1313 African Daisy 

 1402 Ice Plant 

 1432 Lobelia, Mixed 

 1696 Portulaca, Mixed 

 894 Sand Verbena 

 918 Sweet Alyssum 

 6 pkts. in all (value 70c) for only .... 



45c 



4194 Six Free-Blooming Hardy Plants 

 for the Perennial Reck Garden 



One pkt. each of: 



971 Armeria Formosa 

 1121 Aubrietia, Large Flowered Hybrids 

 1308 Pinks, Dianthus Plumarius Double 

 Mixed 

 916 Alyssum Saxatile compactum 

 1185 Candytuft Sempervirens 

 1219 Snow-in-Summer (Cerastium) ._ 

 6 pkts. in all (value 70c) for only 4*C 



4193 Four Popular Flowers 

 Easily Grown from Seed 

 for Porch and Window Boxes 



One pkt. each of: 



1401 Impatiens, Large Hybrids 



1660 Petunias, Balcony Mixed 



1942 Thunbergia, Alata Mixed 



1992 Vinca rosea, Mixed 

 4 pkts. in all (value 45c) for only. ... 



30c 



