A field of Giant Cosmos 
Cosmos — Lady Lenox 
This is one of the newest and best 
varieties of the rose pink cosmos, having 
blossoms of an intense rose shade and 
very large. The growth is very rank and 
the Cosmos is especially desirable as a 
background or against fences or over 
other objects desired to be hidden. The 
plant, on account of its rank growth, al- 
most becomes a shrub and the profusion 
of daisy-like flowers cover it in an almost 
solid mass when grown in beds. 
Twenty-five cents per package. 
Cosmos {Early) 
This strain is desirable on account of 
its early blooming qualities, as in certain 
localities the cosmos is inclined to blossom 
rather late. This type is especially de- 
sirable where the growing season is short. 
Is a very beautiful type, although not 
quite as large as the Lady Lenox. 
Twenty-five cents per package. 
Alstroemeria Chilensis (Versicolor) 
"Lily of the Incas" 
Perennial lily-like plant, one to three 
feet in height with an abundance of 
flowers resembling small lilies, yellow in 
every shade, orange, scarlet, crimson and 
pink, spotted, striped and selfs. This 
strain has many new shades never before 
seen and includes a few new species. 
Hardy as far north as Washington, D. C. 
Twenty-five cents the package. 
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