STOKES SEED FARMS COMPANV 



MOORESTOWN 



EVERLASTING FLOWERS 

 HELICHRYSUM 



Ornamental and greatly prized for winter decorating in vases or 

 for durable bouquets. Hardy annual. 

 Assorted Colors, packet 10^. 



ESCHSCHOLTZIA, OR CALIFORNIA POPPY 



(Hardy Annual) 



The state flower of California, and one that deserves much wider 

 recognition by everyone as a border plant. It blooms from June to 

 September. Its delicate flowers have a charm of their own, and pro- 

 duce a brilliant effect when grown in masses. 



Golden West. The favorite bright yellow variety. Packet 10^. 



FEVERFEW— See Matricaria 



FORGET-ME-NOT, OR MYOSOTIS (Hardy Perennial) 



One of the most beautiful and dehcate of all flowers. It is 

 excellent for borders and edging, succeeding best in rich, moist soils. 

 Palustris. The True Forget-Me-Not. Packet 10^. 



FAILLARDIA (Hardy Annual) 

 Picta Lorenziana. Assorted Colors, Double Packet, lOp. 



GERANIUM (Tender Perennial) 



No flowering plants are so extensively grown as the Geranium, 

 and certainly none are more suitable for large beds where a mass of 

 bloom is desired. Grows readily frohi seed and produces plants 

 that bloom in the first season. 



Zonale. The plant will produce flowers the first season if sown 

 early. Fine for pots. 



Assorted Colors, packet lOjf. 



GLOBE AMARANTH (Hardy Annual Everlasting) 



Bachelor's Button is a synonym for this name. A dwarf flower 

 with clover-like heads in purple, white and red. Excellent for drying 

 purposes for winter bouquets. 



Assorted Colors, packet lOfi. 



GLOXINIA 



(Hardy Perennials) 



Charming greenhouse 

 plants, producing flowers 

 of the most exquisite and 

 gorgeous colors, ranging 

 from the purest white 

 through all the shades of 

 crimson and purple. 



Stokes' Giant-flower- 

 ing, Assorted Colors. This 

 strain is, undoubtedly, un- 

 surpassed for size of flowers 

 and the great diversity of 

 colors, embracing all the 

 briUiant shades. 

 Packet 10^. 



GOURDS 



(Hardy Annual Climbers) 



Rapid-growing climbers 

 with beautiful ornamental 

 fohage; the curious fruits 

 are verj^ useful. 



Dishcloth Packet 10^ 



Dipper or 



Calabash . Packet lOfi 



Nest-Egg Packet 10^ 



Sugar Trough . Packet 10^ 

 Hercules' Club. Packet 10^ 

 Bottle-Shaped. Packet 10^ 

 Mock Orange. .Packet 10^ 

 Mixed 



HOLLYHOCK Varieties . . Packet lOp 



NEW JERSEV 



GRASSES, ORNAMENTAL 

 ANNUAL VARIETIES 



Coix Lacryma Jobi (Job's Tears). Fohage broad; seed promi- 

 nent, very large and shining. Packet 10^. 



DI^VNTHUS 



HARDY PERENNIAL VARIETIES 



Gynerium argenteum (Pampas Grass). Beautiful silvery plumes. 

 Packet 10^. 



GYSOPHILA, OR BABY'S BREATH (Hardy Annual) 



Indispensable for bouquet-making, either green or dried; very 

 attractive and graceful in appearance, and easily cultivated. 

 Elegans. Packet 100. 



HELIANTHUS, OR SUNFLOWER (Hardy Annual) 



Stately decorative flowers, useful for backgrounds or hedges in 

 places where it is desirable to screen off some unsightly part of the 

 grounds. 



Stella. Dehcate flowers of the daisy type. Pure golden yellow 

 with a black disk in the center. The Stella Sunflower is very efi'ective 

 when grown in masses. Packet 10^'. 



HELIOTROPE (Half-Hardy Annual) 



This charming flower is valued for its fragrance and the duration 

 of its bloom. It is easily grown from seed, blooming the first summer 

 if sown early. 



Assorted Colors, packet 10^. 



HOLLYHOCK (Annual and Perennial) 



For generations this has been a favorite flower in American 

 gardens. It is one of the, most decorative, and is very well thought 

 of for all background work. Height, 5 feet. 



Our strain of Perennial Hollyhock is the best procurable of the 

 double, named sorts. The annual varieties are single and semi- 

 double, with a wide range of color, running from pure white to a 

 chocolate brown. 



Assorted Colors, Perennials Packet lOff 



Everblooming. Annual. Semi-double, Assorted Colors, Packet 10(6 



IVY — See Ampelopsis 



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