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Perkins Rose made last summer. 
It grew more than 
George Moon. 
Hartwell, Nebraska, March 27 
and the vines are green and beautiful now. 
ful. I enclose 42 cents instamps for seeds, ordered 
Yours truly, 
It made a growth of 6 feet. When fall came I covered 
We had a very hard winter, but when I uncovered it in 
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ge Sresk Coleus. , 
Ale One of the best known and most universally admired 
So oS WD on ornamental foliage plants, in an endless variety of col- 
aad =3 _ | orsand shadings, indispensable for ribbon and carpet 
aa 5 o< 9 | bedding, oras single specimens, Coleusseed germinates 
$2256 59 = | easily, and success is as sure as with an ordinary an- 
Glomata’ Paniculta 88 g2Fa¢ nual, PKt. 200 Seeds, 5 Cts. 
: z oun ous Cockscomb, Queen of Dwarfs. 
Japanese Virgin's Bower, Hardy Perennial. | 52 aS ES This isthe best dwarf-growing Cockscomb; the plants 
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This is one of the really good hardy climbers. The leaves | “52 e—92 | Only stow abouts inches high, are firmly set in the 
are of a bright, glossy green. and when in bloom it aston- take h eal! as oro wth > SATA aA 
ishes with the quantity of flowers, the plant being com- Rees, Ca See ee Se ge day Sane 
pletely hidden beneath a blanket of white, hawthorne o gH cues pally cond ee = ee ee ~ peed oe 
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scented blossoms; a grand plant for piazzas, fences, in fact, 2 Ss BR aa EMSS aaah = r eco ue 
any position where a climber is wanted. Itisjust the thing SH Og Pret Cypress Vine. 
for covering terraces and embankments; does equally well aS Boo 5 A most beautiful vine, with delicate, fern-like foliage 
in sunshine or shade, and stands unrivaled as a plant for sOLto | and beautiful, star-shaped rose, scarlet and white flow- 
the cemetery. Soak the seedin warm water for twenty- |. ers. Seed very slow to start growth. All colors mixed. 
four hours before sowing. PKt, 50 Seeds, 8 Cts. Pkt. 50 Seeds, 5 Cts. 
