MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 



"HIT AND MISS" FLOWER GARDEN. 



This collection is made up of what I have left over of 

 last vear's seeds that upon testing were found to germin- 

 ate, together with a large quantity of fresh seed. Many 

 seed dealers put these in their regular packages and send 

 them out as fresh seed. It is my policy to offer only fresh 

 seed, so I sell these in this way for what they are. A large 

 proportion of them will grow, and you will be both sur- 

 prised and delighted at the wonderful array of blooms 

 from a single packet. Sift out the tine seed, so that it may 

 be planted under different conditions from the coarser 

 seed. Per packet, extra size, 3 ets.-^, 



ORNAMENTAL GRASSES. 



These 9hould have as permanent a 

 place in the garden as the petunia, ver- 

 bena or any of the other "standbys," 

 and will prove quite as desirable. For 

 ornamenting the border, for summer 

 cutting, and for the winter bouquet to 

 mix with the Everlastings, after once 

 using tliey will be 

 found indispensable. 

 Mixed varieties. Pkt., 

 5 cts. 



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Ornamental Grasses. 



Hit and Miss" Flower Garden. 



See 

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 Offer 

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Castana. la.. Feb. 

 2. ls%.—- The seed 

 sent me la>t spring 

 by your finu were 

 of the very best, 

 I have waited 

 impatiently for 

 your catalogue 

 wish you success 

 and will recom- 

 mend your seeds." 

 Mbs. H. J. Wixegab. 



