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1630 $Freesia. From Seed. Very attractive, and Pkt. 



desirable for filling vases. Mixed colors. 5 

 1638 *Gaillardia Grandtflora. Herbaceous Plant. 5 

 GERANIUMS.— From Seed. 

 vy^ill bloom the first summer. One pkt. of each 25c. 

 1645 $Gcranium Zonale, IMiACd. The best for bedding. 5 



1646 Double IMixed. Very fine and double. - 15 



1647 /\ppIe-Scented. A favorite; very fragrant. 73^ 



1650 +GIadio!us. From Seed. French Hybrids, Mixed. 8 

 1656 ^Gloxinia Hybrida, l^ixed. Bright, rich flowers. 15 

 1664 *Godetia, l^lixed {Lady Satin Rose). Very fine.2>^ 

 1669 $Golder. Rod (Solidago Canadensis). Pure yellow. 3 



Gourds. — Ornamental and useful. Page 88. 

 GRASSES.— Ornamental. 

 Ver-y effective and decorative. One pkt. each 25c. 

 1680 ^A&rostis. Very fine and feathery. 

 1683 *Briza {Quaking Grass). Beautiful and desirable. 

 ■ 1684 j:Broinus. Very graceful and fine for bouquets. 

 1683 *Coix Lachryms (Jot's Tear.s). Very ornamental. 



1686 iEulalia Japonlca. Fine striped, white and green. 



1687 JGynerium {Pampas Grass). Plume-like heads. 



1689 $Stipa Pennata {Feather Grass). Delicate heads. 



1690 [Mixed. The above and many other varieties 



1695 *Gypsophila Elegans, l^lixed. Very desirable. 2^ 



1697 *Helianthus (S'u})//oii7^'r). Choice mixed. - 2)^ 



1698 Globosus {Dahlia Sunflower). Dwarf. 2J^ 



1700. Helianthus IMuUiHora. A new and distinct Sun- 

 flower, of pyramidal shape, and producing flowers at 

 each leaf, from the base of the stalk up. Pkt. 5c. 



1705 Heliotrope, l^lixed. Fragrant, free-bloomers. 5 



1706 Black King^. Rich, purplish-black ; fragrant 73^ 



1707 Pure White. Large clusters of white flowers 8 



1710 $Heucliera Sanguinea {Coral Bells). A gem. 15 



Hibiscus, Nos. 1715, 1716 and 1718. Page 108. 

 1720 :i:HoIlyhock, IMixed. Most popular shades. - 5 



1721 Charters' Double Hybrids. Beautiful, large, 



double flowers; attractive, bright colors. 1% 

 1732 -l-Huniea Ekgans. Handsome, ruby-red florets. 5 

 1735 ^Hutnulus Japonicus {Japanese Hop). A cl?mber 2% 

 l"i36 Varieg^atus. Beautiful marked leaves. 5 



JAP. IMPERIAL MORNING GLORIES. PKT., T^^C. 



1737 llmpatiens Sultani. A neat perpetual bloomer. 10 



1738 -Honopsidium {Diamond Flower). Diamond-like. 5 



IPOMAEA 



Valuable, rapid grou iag climbers. 1 pkt. each 20c. 

 1741 Ipomaea, Bona INox {Eveyiing Glory). Fragrant. 2)4 



1743 Setosa (Braziliaa Morning Glory). Large 



clusters of fine rose-like flowers. - - 5 

 1 <'44 Grandtflora Alba {Moon Fion-pv) Pure v\hite 5 



1745. Japanese Imperial IMorningr Glory. A great addi 

 <iO}i— flowers of immense size, good substance and a 

 great variety of efi"ective colors— abore cut. 7)4 

 1750 Quamoclic, mixed {Cypre.^s Vine). Popular. 2}4 



NASTURTIUMS. 



Unsurpassed for garden dec- 

 oration, and well adapted to any 

 soil; gorgeous colors all season. 



DWARF VARIETIES. 



Rare, new and beautiful. 

 Pkt., Sc.; any 4 pkts., 10c. 



1915 — Tom Thumb. Mx'd colors. 



1916 - Chameleon. Blotched. 

 Cloth of Gold. Yellow. 

 Golden King. Fine yellow. 

 King Theodore. Scarlet. 

 Kinff of Tom Thumbs. 

 Lady Bird. Orange red. 

 Pearl. Creamy white. 

 Aurora. Chrome-yellow. 

 Beauty. Striped yellow. 

 Prince Henry. Beautiful. 



1917 

 1919 

 1920 

 1921 

 1922 

 16-4 

 1025 



4 PKTS.. lOc. 1926 

 1927 



TALL, CLIMBING VARIETIES. 



For covering trellises, etc. Price same as Dwarf rarieties. 



1930 — l>lixed. All colors. 1933 Yellow. -1934 Orange. 



1936 Purple. Very flne. 1937 Rose. 1938 Scarlet. 



1945 *Tropsolum Lobbianum, Finest IMixed {Lobbs' Nasturtiums). 

 V^igorous plants, producing showy flowers; mixed colors. 5 



1950 Canariense {Canary Bird Flower). Rapid climbers. 2j4 



I take great pleasure in informing you that I have had wonderful success with everything gotten from 

 you. The seeds did splendid and were entirely satisfactory. — Geo. Kuntz, Morris Co., N. J.^ Nov. 6th, 1896. 

 */\nnuSi\S— lasting 1 year. +Biennials— ?asf mg 2 years. lasting 3 or more years, tCreenhouse PlantSt 



