for 1930 



Godetia ah 



1785 Azalea-Flowered Carmine 



Most popular now as a flor- 

 ists' pot plant but is adaptable 

 for outdoor use as a bedding- 

 plant. Plants are 12 to 15 inch- 

 es high and when in full bloom 

 the foliage can scarcely be seen 

 for flowers. Flowers resemble 

 those of the Azaleas and are a 

 beautiful shade of carmine. 

 Pkt., 25c. 



Petunia AHH 



2450 Theodosla 



A new giant fringed Petunia, 

 beautiful light rose-pink, deli- 

 cately veined and with a clear 

 soft yellow throat. Flowers are 

 truly immense in size. Named 

 for a famous Hybridizer on the 

 Pacific coast and a real tribute 

 to her work. Pkt., 35c. 



Verbena ASH 



Flower Specialties 



Godetia — Azalea Flowered. 



Ageratum ahh 



578 Fraseri 



A beautiful shade of deep amethyst-blue 

 available from seed for the first time this 

 year. Plants are dwarf, compact and very 

 free-flowering. We feel sure that many of 

 our customers will welcome the opportunity 

 to secure this fine edging plant. Pkt., 25c. 



Alyssum ah 



615 Suowflakes 



For general use Alyssum Little Gem and 

 Carpet of Snow are perfectly satisfactory 

 but sometimes an occasion arises where a 

 very dwarf and dainty edging is wanted. 

 Alyssum Snowflakes will fill this want. It 

 is extremely dwarf, slightly creeping-, cov- 

 ered with fiowers throughout the season and 

 will not become straggly. Pkt., 15c; oz., 

 75c. 



Dahlia PHH 



1495 Coltuess Hybrids 



One of the most charming- general pur- 

 pose flowers introduced in recent years. The 

 plants are semi-dwarf, bushy, bear single 

 cosmos-like flowers in a striking array of 

 color and may be used either for beds or 

 borders. This fine novelty always attracts 

 attention at Dahlia shows even in competi- 

 tion with the largest of the new exhibition 

 varieties. Blooms first year from seeds. 

 Pkt., 50c. 



Cheiranthus FH 



1281 AlUoni 



A pretty little flower with big name. Its 

 common name, "Fairy Wallflower" is much 

 more appropriate. Plants are quite dwarf 

 and bear yellow sweet scented flowers in 

 May and June. It will grow almost any- 

 where except in very good soil where it is 

 inclined to become rough and coarse. Ex- 

 cellent for rock gardens. Pkt., 15c; Vi oz., 

 35c. 



New Criant Hybrids 



An old-time favorite which 

 has but lately been taken up 

 by the hybridizers with truly 

 marvelous results. Plants are 

 compact, bushy, and bear extra 

 large trusses, the individual florets of which 

 measure an inch in diameter. With this 

 new strain we look for an immediate re- 

 popularity of this fine flower. 



3061 Etna. Geranium red with yellow eye. 



3062 Iiucifer. Bright glowing scarlet. 



3063 Iiuminosa. Flame-pink shading to sal- 

 mon. 



3064 Rose Cardinal. Cardinal-rose with 

 white eye. 



3065 Violacea, Deep violet-purple, white 

 eye. 



3066 White. Large pure white. 



Each pkt., 15c; ^ oz., $1.00. 



3069 COX.I.ECTIOM': One pkt. each of the 



above six colors, 75c. 



3070 Mixed. A superb array of colors. Pkt., 



10c; 1/4 oz., 60c. 



Rock Qarden Perennials 



Half llie charm of a Rock Garden lies in the 

 numljer of different plants it contains, so we have 

 selected twenty different hardy perennials that are 

 adapted for this purpose. The twenty varieties 

 listed give a wide range of color, a long blooming 

 season, and all will grow satisfactorily in this dis- 

 trict. Complete descriptions will be found in the 

 general list. 



*500 ABRONIA umbellata. Rosy lilac $0.10 



550 ADLUMIA cirrhosa. Flesh-pink 15 



*562 ADONIS vernalis. Yellow 10 



*616 ALYSSUM saxatile compactum. Yellow.. .10 

 662 ANEMONE cor. St. Brigid. Mixed colors. .25 



*742 AQUILEGIA canadensis. Red and yellow .10 



'750 ARABIS alpina. White 10 



1004 BELLIS Monstrosa Mixed. Mixed colors .25 



*1091 CAMPANULA caipatica. Blue 15 



•^1151 CANDYTUFT Gibraltarica. Lilac-pink.. .10 

 1280 CERASTIUM tomentosum. White IS 



*1281 CHEIRANTHUS alliom. Yellow IS 



1762 GEUM, Mrs. Bradshaw. Orange IS 



2051 LINARIA Cymbalaria. Trailing pink... .15 



»2297 MYOSOTIS, Victoria. Blue 15 



2564 POPPY nudicaule. Mixed colors IS 



2616 PRIMULA veris acaulis. Yellow 25 



2732 SILENE, Schafta. Purple 15 



*3097 WALLFLOWER, Single Mixed. Mixed 



colors 10 



2430 VIOLA cornuta Mixed. Mixed colors... .15 

 999 COLLECTION: One packet each of the 



above 20 varieties 2.50 



99 COLLECTION: One packet each of the 10 

 varieties starred * 1.00 



