Both Golden 

 Globe, the dwarf 

 form of Golden 

 Gleam, and 

 Golden Gleam 

 make attractive 

 window box 

 plants. 



The same 

 pretty semi- 

 double blos- 

 soms grace 

 the plants of 

 both Golden 

 Gleam and 

 Golden 

 Globe. 



NASTURTIUM (Tropaeolum) [hhA] For length of blossoming period 

 nastui'tium has no equal providing the flowers are picked before 

 seed is formed. With the exception of blue, the color range is 

 complete. 



Dwarf [12 in.] These low-growing, bushy Nasturtiums are often 

 called "Tom Thumb." They are well suited for edgings or borders. 



• Mixed 2 oz. 30c; 34 lb. 45c; lb. S1.30; pkt. 5c 



Tall or Trailing [18 in. tall or 5 ft. trailing] These climbing or running 

 plants are admirably adapted to covering a fence or trellis or to 

 droop over a retaining wall. 



• Mixed lilh. 40c; pkt. .5c 



Semi-Double 



• Golden Gleam [15 in. tall or 3 ft. trailing] The first double or semi- 



double Nasturtium to come true from seed. The fragrant golden 

 yellow blossoms on long stems are attractive as cut flowers, and 

 the somewhat trailing plants are ornamental in any garden. You 

 will be astonished at the wealth of blossoms the plants pro- 

 duce Oz. 40c; pkt. 10c 



• Scarlet Gleam Improved [15 in. tall or 3 ft. trailing] Semi-double 



blossoms of brilliant scarlet similar in size and shape to those of 

 Golden Gleam. Some singles among the blossoms. . Oz. 35c; pkt. 10c 



• Gleam Hybrids [15 in tall or 3 ft. trailing] Hues of salmon, rose, yel- 



low, primrose, and red. Bright, free blooming, and very pretty. 



Semi-double with some singles among them. 



Mixed 2 oz. 45c; pkt. lOe 



• Golden Globe [12 in.] The dwarf, compact form of Golden Gleam, 



with the same sunshiny yellow flowers. Small, well rounded plants. 

 Useful for beds or border edging and fine for cut flowers. Deliciously 

 fragrant H oz. 3.5c; pkt. 10c 



NEMESIA [h.\] Bushy plants. Blossoms dainty and fairy-like, some- 

 thing like those of Schizanthus. Often the lower part of the flower 

 contrasts in color with the upper part. They may be trimmed back 

 as they fade, and usually they will flower again the same season. 

 Excellent edging plant. 



Compacta Blue Gem [8 in.] A striking variety with clear Forget- 

 me-not blue flowers Y^ oz. 65c; pkt. 15e 



• Compacta Triumph Mixed [8 in.] A brilliant blend containing almost 



every color from deepest red through orange, yellow, and blue to 

 dark purple. Of tidy habit Pkt. lOe 



Grandiflora Suttoni Mixed [12 in.] Plants and flowers larger than 

 those of Compacta, and the plants slightly more spreading. The 

 lower lobes of the blossoms are often beautifully spotted. Warm 

 tones of red, yellow, and orange Yi oz. 65c; pkt. 15c 



NICOTIANA [hhA-2 ft.] You will have rare perfume in the garden 

 both morning and evening as well as fine decoration in the border 

 if you plant this airy member of the Tobacco family. The graceful 

 stems, slightly branching, rise above the leaves of vivid green and 

 bear clusters of gay blossoms. The flowers are like long horns with 

 five flaring lobes. 



• Affinis Hybrids A variety of colors including white, lavender, 



purple, rose, and red H oz. 4.5e; pkt. 10c 



NIEREMBERGIA HIPPOMANICA (Dwarf Cup Flower) [hhP-6 in.) 

 A new introduction. Lovely lavender blue blossoms with a touch 

 of yellow at center. Foliage light gray-green. Flowers when about 

 two inches tall, continuing to frost. Splendid for edging, for bor- 

 dering walks, for rock gardens, and window boxes. Needs winter 

 protection in North Pkt. 25c 



NIGELLA (Love-in-a-mist) |hA-18 in.] Soft feathery foliage which 

 partly conceals the blossoms has surrounded this plant with a bit 

 of mystery. The petals form a rosette with toothed edges, in the 

 center of which is a dome-shaped pistil with stamens crooked fan- 

 tastically above it and a wreath of mossy green fibers around it. 

 The plant will grow from seed sown in the open ground. 



• Damascena (Miss Jekyll) Cornflower-blue flowers on long stems 



Oz. 45c; pkt. 10c 



OENOTHERA (Evening Primrose) [hB-2Kft.] A twilight blooming 

 plant. Fiowei's of Ijrilliant yellow are often three inches across. 

 Clusters of them decorate the tops of upright spikes arranged in 

 the form of a candelabra. 



• Lamarckiana J^ oz. 45c; pkt. 10c 



Painted D.\isy (See Pyrethrum) 

 Painted Tongue (See Salpiglossis) 



• Our choice. In FERRY'S RED and SILVER DISPLAYS 



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