WEEBER & DON. FLOWER SEEDS. 



51 



Pkt 



H[ITMITI<U8 

 Japonicns 

 (Japanese 

 Hop.) Splen- 

 did annual 

 climber of fast 

 gpowtli and 

 very ornamen- 



tal. 12 ft 10 



Japouicus 

 Poliis Va- 

 riesratis. A 

 variegat e d 

 form of the 

 pre ceding; 

 leaves rich 

 green,blotched 

 and marbled 

 with creamy 

 white. 10 ft. 15 



B£AP9. See 

 DOliClAOS. 

 HYPERICUM 

 E 1 e ST ans 

 (St. JoUn's 

 wort). For 

 planting un- 

 der trees; flow- 

 ers yellow, 

 very showy. 



H. P., 1 ft 5 



ICE PI^AKT 

 (Mesemtory- 

 antliemum 

 crystalli- 

 n u m ). A 

 pretty little 

 trailing plant 

 of dwarf hab- 

 it, suitable for 

 rockwork and 

 flower b o r- 

 d e r s. The 

 leave* arecov- 

 ered with 

 crystal -like 

 icy globules 

 e X t e n s ively 

 employed in 

 garnishing. 



H.H. A 5 



IMI»ATIET«8 



Humulus jafonicus. alsa^^^ 

 One of the most beautiful of decorative plants. It 

 thrives in stove, greenhouse and open border during 

 summer. The flowers are of a brilliant rosy scarlet, 



IV^in. In diameter lo 



INUt,A Knsifolla. Compact-growing, h>ardy peren- 

 nial with bright yellow flowers IJ^ ins. across, bloom- 

 ing in July and August. % ft 10 



Orandiflora. Flowers golden yellow, 4 in. across, 

 borne on stout, erect stem, 2 ft 10 



inAMIAFA Quick-growing summerclimbers. For 

 ■ covering arbors, walls, trellises, etc., 



they are unsurpassed. H. A. 

 Coccinea (Starlpomcea) . ' SmaU scarlet flower, 



blooming in dense profusion, 8 ft 5 



Graia«liflora Marmorata (Variegrated Morn- 

 ing Glory), Green and white foliage, with various 



colored flowers 10 



Hoofeeri. White, lake red and blue, 10 



I^earii (Blue Bawn Elower). Intensely bright 



blue. Splendid 15 



Pioctifiora (Moonfilower), One of the most beau- 

 tiful and rapid-growing climbers now cultivated. At 

 night and during dull days the plant is covered with 

 large, pure white fragrant flowers, 5 to 6 ins. in 



diameter. H. A., 20 ft 10 



Finest Mixed 5 



JA.COBEA— Senecio. For large beds and mixed bor- 

 ders the Jacobea is very effective. H. A.. 1 ft. 



Finest Mixed Colors 5 



JACOB'S I^ABDER.» Hardy perennials with deeply 

 cut foliage and clusters of handsome flowers; thriving 



In any good soil. 2 ft - • 5 



KAXJI,EIISSIA. Fine for edging. Mixed, per oz., 50c. 5 

 ■ A ni/^m in Elegant and ornamental plants, 

 LAIrilLOi'U producing in great variety of form 

 and colors some of the most beautiful flowers in culti- 

 vation, H. A., 1 ft. 

 I>6ul>le»warf Hocfeet, AaureBlue 5 



LARKSPUR-Continaed. Pkt. 



—Apple Blossom nnte 5 



—Emperor 5 



—White 5 



—Einest Mixed Colors 5 



—Imported Collection in Eight Separate 



Colors 40 



Double Oiant Scarlet Californian. The 



flowers are a brilliant scarlet, the petals distinctly yel- 



low, 3 ft 10 



—Carmine. Brilliant, fiery carmine, 2 ft 10 



— Rosy Scarlet. Bright rosy scarlet; very double 



flowers 19 



—Tall Rocket. Finest double mixed, 2^^ ft 5 



— Tricolor Elegrans. Very handsome spikes of 



rose, white and blue, 2^ ft " 



** Newport Scarlet," New Annual. The finest 



scarlet flower for outside. See list of Novelties 25 



I^AKTANA, A splendid bedding plant, also beautiful 



in pots. No plant presents a greater variety of colors 



and changing hues. H. H. P., 1 ft. 

 BLybrida. Einest Mixed Varieties 10 



■ ATHVnil^ l,atifolius (Perennial 

 l_/%IIIIK^O Sweet Peas). Avery hardy 

 and ornamental climber; useful for covering trellises, 

 old stumps, etc. The flowers are borne in clusters, and 

 are extremely beautiful and highly prized for bou- 

 quets. H, P., 5 ft. V, 



— Wliite. Pure white, very fine 10 



— I^rple. Purplish red color 10 



— Splendens. "The Pride of California." Brilliant 



rosy red 10 



—Einest Mixed Colors 5 



l,AVAN»UI,A SEICA (I.,avender). This favorite 

 plant is much prized for the delicious fragrance of its 



violet flowers. H. P., 2 ft 5 



I*E03»T0E0BIUM Alpinuim. See Edelweiss, 

 I^EUCAJfTHEMUM Uligrinosum (Giant 

 Wliite Baisy). If sown early in spring will bloom 

 - the first year. Its large, pure white flowers are pro- 

 duced in the greatest abundance, and being borne on 



long stems are of the greatest value for cutting 10 



I,I]»AI«.IA Bipartita. Snapdragon-shaped flowers, 



mixed, 1 ft 5 



Cymbalaria (Kenilwortlt Ivy). Trailing peren- 

 nial with neat foliage and small violet flowers, % ft... 5 

 i,INlJM. One of the handsomest annuals ever intro- 

 duced ; for brilliancy of color and duration of bloom it 

 is unsurpassed. H. A., 1 ft. 



Grandifiornm Coccinenm, Brilliant scarlet 6 



Ela-vum. Beautiful golden yellow 5 



Jj^omcea noctiflora. 



