BETA. CALLIOPSIS 



Most effective 

 bedding plant, 

 proaucing large 

 leaves of beau- 

 tiful color. The 

 frost does not 

 kill them, only 

 coloring them 

 the more pret- 

 tily, which, un- 

 til covered with 

 snow, are ob- 

 jects of great 

 beauty. Bo sure 

 and try this 

 wonderful bed- 

 ding plant this 

 season. Pkt. 5(.-. 



RD A r'H Vrr^ JVl P ^^^'^'^ flowering, dwarf-growing, cov- 

 L>I^/^V^1 1 I ^V^iTlL,, .^^.j^jj profusion of Cinerariu- 



or Swan River Daisy. like flowers. Suitable for edging and 



small beds or pot culture. Blossoms are daisj^ like in appear- 



ance^blueaud white, contrasting beautifully. Fine for cutting. 



Give it a trial. Hardy annual. Choicest Mixed. Pkt. 4c. 



BROWALLIA. 



Beautiful free blooming annual. It is ofLeu called "Ame- 

 f,hyst." One of the favorite pi-ofuse blooming bedding plants, 

 ^vered with rich, beautiful winged blue or white flowers during 

 the Summer and Autumn months. Grows freely in any rich soil. 

 Blooms finely in the winter if sown in August. Sure to astonish 

 and please you. Height eighteen inches. Splendid mixed, pkt. Sc. 



BURNING BUSH. 



Very pretty and 

 showy garden 

 plant, forming a 

 very fine shaped 

 bush about two 

 and a half feet 

 high. The foliage 

 Is beautiful and 

 lemon - scented. 

 Flowers are very 

 curious, borne in 

 long spikes dur- 

 ing June and July 

 and exceedingly 

 fragrant. An in- 

 teresting and cu- 

 rious feature of 

 Chis plant is that 

 the vapor given 

 off on a warm 

 evening, if igni- 

 ted, produces a 

 bright flash. Do 

 not fail to try it. as it will give yftu entire satisfaction and please 

 and astonish everyone who sees it. Easily grown. Hardy peren- 

 uial. Pkt. oc. 



CALCALIA. 



Commonly called '-Tassel Flower." Fine for bedding or bor. 

 ders. Be sure and include this in your collection. Mixed, pkt. 2c 



CALENDULA. 



The name of this 

 flower is derived 

 from the fact that 

 it will bloom every 

 calendar month of 

 the year. If seed 

 is sown early in the 

 open ground plants 

 will be in bloom by 

 June, and will blos- 

 som continuously 

 until after severe 

 frosts of very late 

 autumn. It is also 

 a good potplant and 

 for winter, espec- 

 ially for cold rooms. 

 The large, double 

 blooms are always 

 welcome. Finest 

 mixed colors. Pkt. 

 73 seeds 4c. 



Prices are Consistent Witli the Times. 



The Ualliopsis or 

 Coreopsis is one of 

 our brightest, cheer- 

 iest annuals, and as 

 easy to grow as any 

 weed. Sow in open 

 gi'ound quite early 

 and thin tosi.x inches 

 apart. Plants grow 

 rapidly and are soon 

 a mass of bloom. The 

 myriads of pretty gay 

 flowers, poised on the 

 long foot stalks above 

 the foliage, makes a 

 mass or bed of these 

 a dazzling sight. The 

 flowers are particu- 

 larly fine for bouquets 

 and should be cut 

 freely, as by doing it 

 the period of bloom- 

 ing is prolonged. 

 Be sure and try this 

 grand plant in your 

 garden. Mixed colors. 

 Pkt. 200 seeds 3c. 



CANNA — CBOZT'S UYBKIDS. 



CANNA. 



One of the most popular of beddibg plants, while even single 

 specimens ax-e most attractive in the garden. They will bloom the 

 first year from seed. Soak in water over night before planting ; 

 sow singly in small pots as soon as convenient and g row as rapidly 

 as possible. The roots can be kept in the cellar over winter, and 

 each clump gives six to eight good roots for planting out the fol- 

 lowing spring. 



CROZY'S HYBRIDS— Nothing can exceed the beauty and variety ol 

 color of these magnificent bedding or green-house plants. II 

 started in heat in February they will bloom by August in the 

 greatest profusion. About three feet high. Pkt. 12 seeds 5c. 



FINE MIXED — Many varieties; splendid mixture. Pkt. 12 seeds 3o. 



CATCH FLY. 



An exceedingly beautiful annual of easy culture, producing 

 delicate flowers profusely. Choicest mixed. Pkt. 3c. 



CANDYTUFT. 



EMPRESS — This new pure white' Candytuft forms a dense, bushy 

 plant of a spreading habit, and bears its snowy flowers in end- 

 less profusion. It is sure to delight all.- Pkt. 100 seeds 4c. 



DARK CRIMSON —Fine bright color. Pkt. 100 seeds 4c. 



ALL COLORS MIXED— Many fine shades. Pkt. 100 seeds 3c. 



CENTROSEMA, Grandiflora. 



Sometimes called "If)ok-at-Me." A hardy perennial vine thai 

 will bloom in June or July from seed sown in April, and bears id. 

 profusion inverted pea-shaped flowers, from 1}^^ to 2}^ inches in 

 diameter, ranging in color from a rosy violet to a reddish purple, 

 with a broad feathered white marking through the center, while 

 the large buds and back of the flower are pure white, appearing as 

 if one plant bore many colored flowers. Pkt. 15 seeds 5c. 



CLARKIA. 



Beautiful hardy annuals from California, with rose colored, 

 white and purple flowers, in delicate but very brilliant shades. 

 Plants 18 inches high ; profuse bloomers. Fine Mixed. Pkt. 3c. 



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