No home garden is complete 



Complete list of Ferry-Morse flower seed varieties for home gardens 



If your dealer' s display doesn't contain all varieties you want at the time of your call, he will gladly order at your request 



KEY TO SYMBOLS 



h — Hardy; resists low temperatures 



hh — Half-hardy; needs protection where temperatures are low 

 t — Tender; will not endure frost 



A — Annual; lives only one season 



B — Biennial; lives two seasons, often blooms second year only 



P — Perennial; tends to live from year to year 



Name on Packet 



Abronia umbel- 

 lata grandiflora 



Achillea ptarmlca, 



The Pearl 

 Acroclinium, 



Double Mixed 

 Adonis aestivalis 



African Daisy, 



Hybrids 

 Ageratum, Dwarf 



Blue Redder 



Ageratum, Midget 



Blue 

 Alyssum (Sweet), 



Carpet of Snow 



Alyssum (Sweet), 

 Little Gem 



Alyssum (Sweet), 

 Violet Queen 



Alyssum, Hardy 



Anagallis grandi- 

 flora. Blue 



Anchusa capensls, 

 Bluebird 



Anchusa italica, 

 Dropmore 



Arabis alplna 

 Arctotis grandis 



Arctotis, Large 



Flowered 



Hybrids 

 Armeria maritima 



Armerla formosa 



Hybrids 

 Asclepias tuberosa 



Aster, Double 

 American 

 Beauty Mixed 

 (Wilt Resistant) 



Aster, Double 

 American 

 Branching 

 (Wilt Resistant) 



Aster, Double 

 Early Royal 

 (Wilt Resistant) 



Aster, Double 

 Giants of 

 California 



Aster, Giant Cal- 

 ifornia Sun- 

 shine, Mixed 



Aster, Giant Crego 

 (Wilt Resistant) 



Aster, Double 

 King Mixed 

 (WUt Resistant) 



Other Names 



Sand Verbena 

 Sneezewort; Yarrow 

 Helipterum 

 Pheasant's Eye 

 Dimorphotheca 

 Floss Flower 



Alyssum procumbens 



Alyssum compadum 

 erect um 



Alyssufn compactum 

 erectum 



Alyssum saxatile com- 

 pactum; Basket of 

 Gold 



Pimpernel 



Summer Forget-me- 

 not 



Summer Forget-me- 

 not 



Rock Cress 



Blue-eyed African 

 Daisy 



Blue-eyed African 

 Daisy 



Thrift; Sea Pink 



Butterfly Flower; 



Butterfly Weed 

 Callistephus; China 



Aster 



See 

 "Key to 

 Symbols" 



Ht. 



h-A 



6 in. 



h-P 



2 ft. 



hh-A 



15 in. 



h-A 



12 in. 



h-A 



12 in. 



h-A 



4 in. 



h-A 



4 in. 



h-A 



4 in. 



h-A 



6 in. 



h-A 



6 in. 



h-P 



9 in. 



h-A 



8 in. 



h-A 



2 ft. 



h-P 



3 ft. 



h-P 



6 in. 



h-A 



2 ft. 



h-A 



1ft. 



h-P 



6 in. 



h-P 



18 in. 



h-P 



2 ft. 



h-A 



2H ft. 



h-A 



2 ft. 



h-A 



2 ft. 



h-A 



2Hft. 



h-A 



2Hft. 



h-A 



2 ft. 



h-A 



2 ft. 



Colors — Suggestions — Prices 



Rosy lilac. Trailing. Rock gardens and window boxes. Thrives in rather 



poor soil pkt. lOc 



Double satin-white flowers. Blooms long season. Needs sun pkt. 10c 



Mixed colors. Cut when in bud for winter bouquets 



pkt. 10c 



Deep crimson; dark centers. Interesting cut flower and showy in border. 

 Germination somewhat slow pkt. 10c 



Shades of yellow, orange, and apricot. Blooms profusely for long season. 

 Good rock garden plant ' pkt. 10c 



Compact plants with large clusters of deep, rich lavender-blue flowers. 

 Ideal for edging. A Ferry-Morse development pkt. 10c 



The finest variety for neat edgings. All-America Award pkt. l5c 



White. One of the best edging plants. Fragrant. Masses of flowers 



pkt. 10c 



White. Edging plant. Fragrant pkt. 10c 



New. Rich violet. Retains color throughout season. Perfect edging plant 



pkt. 10c 



Brilliant yellow. Rock garden and front of border. Blooms with tulips 



pkt. 10c 



Clear, deep blue. Bushy plants. Useful edging or rock garden plant 



pkt. 10c 



Clear, bright blue, white eye. Rough, hairy stalks and foliage. Flowers 

 larger and color more intense than forget-me-nots pkt. 10c 



Deep gentian blue flowers in drooping sprays. Does well in dry location. 

 Prefers partial shade. Long blooming pkt. 10c 



Pure white. Easy to grow. Likes sun. Showy for edging or rock garden 



pkt. 10c 



Petals white, light lilac backs, steel blue center, ringed yellow. Stands 

 dry weather well. Likes sun pkt. 10c 



Attractive blead of colors. Fine for low borders pkt. 25c 



Bright rose globe-like flowers. Grass-like foliage. Pretty rock garden 

 plant. Does well in rather poor soil pkt. 25c 



Globe-like blossoms ranging in shade from delicate to deep rose. Does 

 well in poor soil pkt. 25c 



Gorgeous orange-red. Attractive for bouquets. Needs sun and well 

 drained soil pkt. 25c 



Well blended colors. Flowers similar to American Branching, but larger; 

 blooms two weeks later pkt. 15c 



Separate colors: White (BALL'S WHITE); Pink (PEERLESS PINK); 

 Rose; Lavender; Purple; Rose Pink (ROSALIE); Ruby Red (HEART 

 OF FRANCE); and Mixed. Fully double. Very regular and symmet- 

 rical. Bloom same time as Crego Each: pkt. 15c 



Mixed: pkt. 10c 

 Separate colors: Lavender; Peach Blossom; Purple; Rose; White; Mixed. 

 Very early. Free blooming. One of best for northern sections 



Each: pkt. 15c 



Mixed, pkt. iOc 



Separate colors: Lavender; Peach Blossom; Purple; Rose; White; Mixed. 



Same type as Crego but larger flowered. Plant only where season is 



long Each: pkt. 25c 



Fine blend of colors. Taller and larger flowered than old Sunshine type. 



For mild climates pkt. 25c 



Separate colors: Crimson; Lavender; Purple; Rose-pink; White; and 

 Mixed. Shaggy, twisted petals Each: pkt. 10c 



Splendid blend of colors. Narrow quilled petals. Long stems. Blooms 

 before most late varieties pkt. 15c 



