Brookfield. N. Y. — "I got 25 plants from your packet -19- 

 of Cactus. Have bought from highest- priced houses bu; 

 never had seeds come like yours. ' ' —Geneva Main Watson. 



CALCEOLARIA GRANDIFLORA 



These are gorgeous plants for 

 the greenhouse or window, re- 

 markable for their orchid-like 

 blossoms. They come into flower 

 eight months after sowing, bear- 

 ding huBdreds of curious pocket- 

 'like flowers, spotted and blotched 

 and margined in a most unique 

 fashion, in such shades as yellow, 

 maroon, crimson, white, etc. 

 Greenhouse biennials. Pkt., 150 

 seeds, 7c; 2 pkts., 12c. 



CALLIOPSIS 



Burbank's Selection. New 



varieties, including Tiger Star, 

 Golden Ray, Radiata, Hybrida 

 Superba, very showy hybrids in 

 great variety. Pkt., 200 seeds, 5c. 



Calllopsis, Special Tall 

 Mixed. A splendid mixture, in- 

 cluding Golden Wave and Coro- 

 nata, with large yellow blossoms. 

 and the other usual bronze-red 

 and gold shades. If not allowed 

 to seed, they will bloom the en- 

 tire season, furnishing always an 

 abundance of cut flowers, 18 to 

 30 in. Pkt., 300 seeds, 4c. 



MINNEAPOLIS. MINN. 



GIANT CENTAUREA 

 OR SWEET SULTAN 



This Is the Centaurea 

 Imperialis, or Giant 

 Sweet Sultan, a new 

 strain of the beautiful 

 Centaureas which you 

 should not fail to try. 

 They are of easy culti- 

 vation, and are equally 

 beautiful for the garden 

 or cut-flower use, and 

 are realy one of the most 

 valuable additions to flor- 

 iculture in recent years. 

 The flowers are very 

 sweet and have long, 

 strong stems, which, with 

 long - keeping qualities, 

 make them most Invalu- 

 able for vase decoration. 

 White, lilac, yellow and 

 rose shades. IVa feet- 

 Mixed. Pkt., 75 seeds, 6c. 



Ctreopsis Lanceolata 



Hardy perennials, bear- 

 ing from early spring to 

 late fall beautiful yellow 

 flowers, like great golden 

 buttercups. This should 

 have a place in every 

 perennial border. Pkt., 

 100 seeds, 5c. 



Two Sensational 

 ROSE NOVELTIES 



"ORIOLE"- A yellower Yd. 

 low Rambler, price 20c, postpaid, 

 (see page 50.) 



CLIMBING AMERICAN 

 BEAUTY, price 50e. postpaid. 

 (see page 50.) 



CALENDULA OR POT MARIGOLD 



The Calendula Is one of the finest annuals for cutting. 

 They bloom early and long, and are especially fine In the 

 cool fall days after most annuals have gone to seed. The 

 place of short-lived plants may be filled by scattering seeds 

 of Calendulas in May or June. They come In every shade 

 of yellow or deep golden, with light and dark centers, 

 double and semi-double, and it is hard to tell wUcb if 

 prettier, Misea. Plst., 100 seeas, 4c; % oz,, 109* 



