NEW SEED COLLECTIONS 



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In these collections we have included all of the most popular and best flowering 

 annuals. The seeds of each flower are of the best varieties and will give a fine array 

 of flowers for a little money. 



A Hardy Garden Collection — 25c 



Many of the Hardy Perennials are just 

 Plant in the open ground in late spring, 

 boxes in the house, Seven packets for 25 



AQUILEGIA (Columbine)— All shades, 



yellow, blue, white, etc. 

 HARDY ORIENTAL POPPY — Immense 



scarlet flowers. 

 HOLLYHOCKS — An old favorite, many 



colors, all double. 



as easy to grow from seed as the annuals, 

 or start the seeds early in the spring in 

 cents. ! 

 FORGET-ME-NOT — Beautiful blue. 

 HARDY PINKS — All colors, very sweet, 

 FOXGLOVE (Digitalis) — Immense spikes 



of white, pink and spotted flowers. 

 SWEET WILLIAM, Double— Splendid mix- 

 ture of all colors. 



"Easy-to-Grow" Seed Collection— 25c 



The highest authority in the country, Prof. L. H. Bailey, of Cornell University, 

 recommends the following annuals as some of the easiest and best to grow, and sure 

 bloomers. This collection will give you an abundance of plants for a large garden, 

 best and newest varieties of each kind. Ten packets for 25 cents. 



TALL NASTURTIUMS— This mixture con- 

 tains all shades. 



ZINNIAS — Double, mixed; improved. 

 SUNFLOWERS — New varieties, single and 

 double. 



PHLOX— Brightest colors of large flow- 

 ered varieties. 

 POPPY — Very showy, double and single. 



KOCH I A— Very popular for hedge. 

 GLOBE AMARANTH— An old favorite. 

 MARIGOLDS— African Marigolds, im- 

 proved varieties, mixed. 

 CANDYTUFT — Mixed, crimson, pink and 

 White. 



CALLIOPSIS— Single and double. 



"Bloom-All-Season" Seed Collection— 25c 



If these seeds are planted as soon as the frost is out of the ground in the spring, 

 they will produce masses of bloom from th<? first of June until Noveraoer in tne 

 Middle States and South. All easy to grow and exquisite blooms. Ten packets for 25c. 



LARKSPUR— Beautiful purple, pink, white, 



rose and mottled. 

 ALYSSUM— Very sweet; a carpet of white 



flowers. 



NASTURTIUMS— New dwarf varieties. 

 PETUNIAS— All colors, veined, blotched. 



Z FN N I AS— Double mixed. All colors. 

 PORTULACA^Very brilliant colors. 

 MORNING GLORIES— All the new shades. 

 CALENDULA— The favorite Pot-Marigold. 

 PHLOX — Brightest colors. 

 FOUR O'CLOCKS— Robust grower. 



Cemetery Collection, All Snow-White Fragrant Flowers- 25c 



In this new collection are ten sweet flowers, suitable for planting in the cemetery or 

 for cutting for cemetery decoration or the home. Ten packets for 25 cents. 



CENTAUREA ALBA (White Cornflower) 



— Imrge, sweet-scented, white flowers. 



SWEET PINK SNOWBALL— Double-flow- 

 ering; very fine. 



NICOTIAN A— 'Pure white, sweet-scented. 



MIGNONETTE— The sweetest flower. 



ALYSSUM— An old, sweet favorite. 



FEVERFEW— Pure white. 

 HELIOTROPE — The sweetest sorts. 

 PANSY— Pure white; beautiful for bed- 

 ding. 



PHLOX — Large flowering, pure white. 

 VERBENA— Pure white. Unequaled. 



Cut-Flower Collection — 40c 



(Long Stemmed flowers Suitable for Cutting) Eight packets for 40c. 



AQUILEGIA (Columbine)— All shades, 

 ASTERS. — Unsurpassed for cutting. 

 CARNATIONS.— Giant Marguerite yellow. 

 COSMOS— The garden favorite in all colors. 

 GAILLARDlA (picta)— Combination of 

 colors. 



MIGNONETTE.— The sweetest of flowers 



for cutting. 

 LARKSPUR.— A quick growing annual of 

 all shades. 



ZINNIAS. — A mixture both unique and 

 interesting. 



Old-Fashioned Garden Collection — 44c 



LADY SLIPPERS.— An old fashioned gar- 

 den favorite. 

 NASTURTIUMS.— Tall and dwarf; all 



shades. 



FOUR O'CLOCKS.— In shades of red, yel- 

 low and mottled. 

 SNAPDRAGON.— Popular and fashionable. 

 COCKSCOMB.— An old favorite; very 



showy. 



SWEET CLOVE PINKS.— No flower grown 

 equals it in fragrance. 



Ten Large Packets for 44c. 



PANSIES. — Magnificent flowers distin- 

 guished by their varied colors and 'shad- 

 ings. 



PETUNIAS. — Embrace every conceivable 

 shade. 



BACHELOR'S BUTTON.— Globe shaped 

 double flowers come in white, pink, 

 purple and striped. 



POPPIES.— Very showy double and single 

 flowers. 



20c — Surprise Seed Collection — 20c 



This mixture contains almost every imaginable kind of flower seed as is useful as 



an inexpensive way to produce displays. By using this seed liberally it Is easy to 



convert many an unsightly spot into a bower of beauty. For children nothing is so 

 interesting. Every day furnishes new surprises. Large packet 20o; ounce 35c. 



McGregor's Catalogue is to the gardener what Spaulding's Catalogue is to the athlete, what Baedaker's Guide is to the traveler. 

 4M) and what Vogue is to the Woman of fashion. 



