Ornamental Cotton. 



-39- 



Oenoth era Mexican a 



"Mexican Primrose." 



If you want something that 

 will always be in flower, trv 

 the Mexican Primrose, as it ia 

 nearly a perpetual bloomer. 

 It is pretty for a hanging 

 basket or as a pot plant, or it 

 grows equally well and blooms 

 as profusely in the open 

 ground. The blossoms are 

 saucer-shaped, of a prettv rose 

 color, and hang to the plant 

 many days. Pkt.. 3 cts. 



Ornamental Grasses 



These should havn as per- 

 manent a place in the garden 

 as the other "stand-bvs 7 " For 

 ornamenting the border, for 

 summer cutting, and for the 

 winter bouquet to mix with 

 the Everlastings, thev will be 

 found indispensable. This 

 mixture is made from 14 named 

 varieties, including Quaking. 

 Feather. Hare's Tall. Squirrel's 

 Tail. Pampas. Job's Tears. 

 Animated Oat and other choice 

 and desirable grasses. 



Pkt., 5 cts. 



Prairie City. Mo . March. 1900.— 

 "Was well pleased with vour vege- 

 table seeds." Helen Fox. 



MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 



Phacelia Campanularia. 



Something nev> and choice for the foliage bed. In habit it is like 

 the common cotton of the South, which is" indeed a lovely plant. The 

 leaves, stem and stock are a deep glowing red. liKe a dark Coleus. 

 The flowers are something like those of a Hibiscus and on opening 

 in the morning are creamy white, streaked and dashed on the out- 

 side with pink : toward noon they change to a deep pink, and at sun- 

 down are red. The unripe boHs are also red. but when ripe they 

 burst and outstreams the snowiest white cotton lint. This makes a 

 wonderful show massed in a bed. or is handsome as single speci- 

 mens. Pkt., 5 cts.; 2 pkts., 8 cts. 



A low growing annual, as pretty for pots, or for edgings, as the 

 Lobelia. It blooms in four weeks from sowing, and continues to 

 flower all summer in great profusion. The blossoms are a lovely 

 shade of blue, shading to white at the center of the throat. Pkt.. 3c. 



$250.00 IN CASH PRIZES 



FOR FLOWERS 

 GROWN FROM MY SEED.. 



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