HIGH QUALITY SEEDS. 



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HIOH ORADE FLOWER SEEDS— Continued. 



Larkspur 



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Nasturtium. 



Double Dwarf Rocket, Mixed. Produces beautiful 

 spikes of double flowers in many ghades. Hardy 

 annual: one foot high. Packet, 5cts. 



I nhPliR most elegant and useful genus of plants of easy culture 

 LUUCllu and well adapted for bedding, pots or rockeries. They 

 make a neat edging for beds of white flowers, and are very effective 

 in masses, being always completely covered with flowers. 



Crystal Palace A most desirable varietv* having bright blue 

 flowers and very dark green foliage. Half hardy annual. Pkt., 5cts. 



I nVP-in«R-Ml\t i^'i9^<^)- This singular plant is also known as 

 LU»C"llI'a"lfllOI Lady-in-the-green and as Devil-in-a-Bush. be- 

 cause the blossoms are partly concealed by the abundance of finely 

 cut foliage. The plant and flower are each handsome and require 

 but little care. Hardy annual. Packet, 5ct«. 



Ilinin ^^^y conspicuous plants with spikes of pea-shaped blos- 

 LUpiIl soms of various colors Looks well as a background toother 

 lowei growing annuals. Hardy annual: about three feet high. 



Martwegi A beautiful species with finely cut foliage and blue 

 blos.-oms. Packet, 5cts. 



MRrinnlfl ■^'^ flower garden seems complete without this fine old 

 ITlQiiyUlU fashioned flower. The African varieties are tall, usually 

 two feet or more, while the French and more dwarf: all are desirable. 

 Hardy annuals: in bloom till frost comes. Double Mixed. Pkt.,5cts. 



MinnnnPftP SwPPt of dwarf and vigorous growth, with numer- 

 inilJllUllGllU) unoul ous stout flower stalks, terminated by mas- 

 sive spikes of red flowers. One of the very best. Packet, Sets. 



Mnnn FlnWPP iGrandiflora). During dull days and at night the 

 ITIUUII llUiTCI plants are covered with an abundance of large 

 pure white fragrant flowers. Five to six inches in diameter. 

 Packet, lOcts. 



MnrninfT filnrV Handsome, showy climber suitable for cover- 

 ITlUllllliy UiUI J iQg windows, trellises, old stumps, etc., if sup- 

 port be given the vines. Hardy annual: ten feet high. Mixed, 

 Packet, 5cts. 



Dwarf Nasturtiums i^^r^fdwaTrnnt 



turtiums in the yard is very brilliant and attract- 

 ive, blooming all the season. Hardy annual; about 

 one foot high. Packet, 5cts; 1 oz., 15cts. 



Trailing Nasturtiums 'iz 



ning nasturtium in being less rank growing, more 

 floriferons, and having richer, more varied colored 

 flowers of many shades, from the richest scarlet 

 to very deep maroon. Fine for covering arbors, 

 trellises and rustic work. Half hardy annual; 

 about ten feet high. Packet, 5cts; 1 oz., 15cts. 



Double Japan. To be properly appreci- 

 ated, these should be seen; rich in hue, 

 very double, deeply fringed petals; only lacking 

 fragrance to make them perfect. Half hardy 

 biennial, blooming freely the first season; Mixed. 

 Packet, 5cts. 



Poppy 



{Papaver). Well known hardy annuals 

 and perennials flowering in great pro- 

 fusion throughout tl)e summer. Sow early in the 

 Spring where the flowers are to bloom, and cover 

 lightly. Packet, 5cts. 



Piilox Drummondl 



Very hard}'^ annuals, 

 unequaled in the mag- 

 nificient display of their many and brilliantly 

 colored flowers. They will grow even in poor soil, 

 but in order to develop to their highest perfection, 

 must have rich soil and must be given room. 

 Choice Mixed, Packet, 5cts. 



pSnl^O Double China, Mixed. A mixture of 

 1 lllliu the finest strains, sure to give very fine 

 flowers. Packet, 5cts. 



PRIISV ^'^O' Large Flowered, Mixed. An en- 

 1 ulluj tireiy distinct and beautiful race with 

 flowers of the richest and most varied shades of 

 color. Plants of vigorous, compact growth, with 

 immense, three blotched flowers. Packet, 5cts. 



Petunias are unsurpassed for massing 

 in beds. Their richness of colors 

 duration of bloom and easy culture will always 

 render them popular. The modern improved 

 varieties are in this mixture. Packet, 5cts. 



Pansies. 



