FLOWER SEEDS. 



FENZLIA. 



A pretty, dwarf plant, suitable for small beds, 

 vases and pot culture; blooms profusely all summer. 

 Hardy annual. 



1625 reozlia dianthiflora. Mixed colors. 



Forget-me-not. See Myosotls. 

 Foxglove. See Digitalis. 



FREESIA. 



These pretty little bulbous plants can readily be 

 grown from seed. The flowers are charming and ex- 

 quisitely fragrant. 



1630 Freesia refracta. Mixed colors. 15 



GAILLARDIA. 



Very showy plants; constantly in bloom ; desirable 

 for massing. They produce a brilliant effect. Hardy 

 annual. 



1635 Gaillardia picta. Orange and red. 5 



1636 Ambylodon. Blood-red. 5 



1637 g^randiflora. A splendid new perennial 



variety ; very large flowers of. brilliant colors. 10 



1638 Lorenziana. A free-floweringstrain of dou- 

 ble flowers. Mixed colors. 5 



GILIA. 



A profuse-blooming, dwarf annual, for massing or 

 edging. Hardy annual. 



1655 Cilia. Fine mixed, 1 ft. 5 



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GERANIUM. 



Easily grown from seed; will bloom the first year 

 from seed sown early. Plants grown from seed are 

 generally the most satisfactory. Tender perennial. 



1645 Geraniuin. Single mixed. 10 



1646 Double I>lixed. Will return a fair percent- 

 age of double flowers. 25 



1667 odoratissimum. Apple Geranium. Comes 



true from seed. Seedlings make the best 

 plants. 15 



GODETIA. 



A very beautiful plant, either planted singly or in 

 masses. Of dwarf, compact habit, with handsome 

 flowers of most brilliant and delicate colors. Hardy 

 annual. 



1660 Godetia, Duchess of Albany. Satin-white. 5 



1661 Lady Satin Rose. Deep rosy pink, with a 



beautiful, satiny lustre, imequaled for bril- 

 liancy. 5 



1662 Queen of the Fairies. Blush spotted with 



carmine. . 5 



1663 The Bride. White, red centre. 5 



1664 Fine I>IiAed. 5 



Golden Feather. See Pyrethmm. 



GOURDS. Ornamental. 



A very large and interesting family, remarkable 

 for the great variety of shapes and sizes of the differ- 

 ent fruits. Quick-growing climbers, much in demand 

 for covering arbors, trees and unsightly objects. 

 Hardy annual. 



1670 Gourds. Fine Mixed. 5 1675 Pear-shaped. 5 



1671 Bottle. 5 1676 Serpent. .~ 



1672 Sugar Trough. 5 1677 ToYf^UBonnet. 10 



1673 Hercules Club. 5 1250 Balsam Arple. 5 



1674 Egff-shaped. 5 1251 Balsam Pear. 5 



One packet each of the named sorts 35 cts. 



GYPSOPHILA. 



DeUcate free-flowering plants. For rock work, 

 baskets, vases and edgings. Hardy annual. 



1695 Gypsophila paniculata. AVhite flowers. 5 



1696 muralis. Compact groAvth; pink flowers. 5 



