Abridged List for Spring of 1910. 
LIBERAL PACKETS. SEEDS THAT GROW. 
EACH 25c PER PACKET. 5 PACKETS $1. 12 PACKETS $2 
All packages have the Burbank seal to insure that the STOCK MAY 
NOT BE DILUTED 6R CHANGED. 
Shirley Poppy, Santa Rosa Strain. Acknowledged to 
be the finest. Sow all these poppies thinly, others 
wise the plants will be too much crowded to exhibit 
their graceful forms and refined shades of color. 
Shirley Poppy, Celestial Strain, white, light salmon 
and light pink shades; petals beautifully crimped, 
very dainty. 
Tulip Poppy, (Papaver glaucum). Large dazzling scarlet. 
Must be sown early as the seed germinates more 
slowly than other poppies. 
Eschscholtzia, (California Golden Poppy), white, crimson 
and gold mixed in various shades. 
Ecshscholtzia, Burbank' s New Crimson. A most 
beautiful pure crimson variety of the "Golden Cup 
Lemon Poppy, (Hunnemannia ), Mexican Golden Cup 
The best yellow, especially for cut flowers, as well 
as for beds and borders^lasts very nearly two weeks 
when cut. 
Nasturtim. Very superior selected, mixed colors. 
Shasta Daisy, select mixed; single, semi-double, feathered, 
frilled, fluted, etc. As with roses and carnations the 
best seedlings only should be selected for further 
propogation. 
New Spencer Sweet Peas, selected types, extra clear 
bright colors mixed. 
Scyphanthus Elegans. New Chillian climber. Cur- 
ious saucer shaped deep yellow flowers. Blooms 
early and abundantly throughout the season. 
Lobelia, perennial hybrids. Foliage rich crimson; flowers 
on tall spikes of such brilliance as to dazzle the eyes. 
Must be grown on moist soil. 
Lippia repens. Trailing verbena. Seed of this plant has 
not before been offered. Makes a lawn resembling 
