Haines, Ore . Aui; , '07 "The Austr.ill.in St.ir rtower« arc cf^nd. t 
woul<l not br without them lur ten l\mr\ what 1 paid," Mrs.Cliarlei Rofi 
AUSTRALIAN STAR FLOWER. 
Luther Burbank'a "N«ver Fadlne Flower." 
A recent introduction to the floral world, and a most 
valuable addition to the class of Everlastings. It has Seen 
so widely advertised a description is hardly necessap'- 1 "U 
plant grows about a foot high, and bears clusters ol beautilul 
soft pink, star-shaped, cvcrlastinf; flowers that, when cut. 
retain their form and color permanently. I have some 
blossoms that are as pretty and bright now as when cut three 
years ago. It is easily raised from seed, which may be so\vn 
in the open Rround. or bUirtcd in the house to be transplanted. 
In the latter case the ball of earth about the roots should not 
be disturbed. This seed was grown under Mr. BurbanK s 
personal supervision. Pkt. 30 seeds, 10 ct». 
A Tribute to My " Culture of Ftowo™." 
I want to thank r"o lor the Tiluible InlonoiUon It contalm 1 
h«»<: books oa lloiictilliire that cost over a dollar that hare not iiicn 
the jBlonnatioh 1 ncej as this one has."* « ,, « . 
O. B Beadersoo. B«zIU, Ont. 
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Minneapolis, Minn 
ARISTOLOCHIA SIPHO, 
OR DUTCHMAN'S PIPE. 
A rapid Krowini;. hardv perennial i limber 
with large leaves which retain their intense 
green color from early spring to late l.ill. 
The peculiar, pipe-shipod flowers, which 
have given its cuninion n.inie, add to its in- 
terest. Pkl.. 10 seeds 6 ct». 
ANTIGONON LEPTOPUS. 
"Mountiiin Rose." An elegant house or 
greenhouse climber. It bears in great pro- 
fusion long clustors of gorgeims carmine 
fli-vvers. Its discoverer says of it: "I am 
well acquainted with the contents of our 
gardens and the vegcUti'm of most parts of 
tlic world, but in my opinion there is no more 
graceful or beautiful climber than Antigonon 
Leptopus." In the South it is hardy out of 
doors. Pkt., 12 seeds, 6 cte. 
ANCHUSA CAPENSIS. 
The Capo ForB«t-me-not. A har.ly 
bienni.ll. blooming the first year, which bears 
large clusters of pretty, :lecp blue forget- 
me-not-like flowers. It thrives in shady, out- 
of-the-way places where nothing else will 
grow. Pkt., 150 seeds, 5 eta. 
ANEMONE CORONARIA- 
Or St. Brigid 's Poppy. A hardy 
perennial producing large brilliant 
flowers, single, semi-douVilc and 
double, in great diversity of color, 
maroon, scarlet, pink, lilac and 
purple. They make a wonderful 
display in the garden in the late 
summer and fall. Pkt., 200 seeds. 
5 eta. 
ARABIS ALPINA. 
A hardy perennial covered with 
a sheet of pretty white flowers as 
soon as the snow is gone. Pkt.. 
400 seeds. 3 eta. 
ARCTOTIS GRANDIS. 
The African Ulac Dalay. A 
handsome annual, with soft whit- 
ish leaves, and mvTiads of showy 
ray flowers, white or lilac. Of 
easy culture, blooming thruout 
the whole season. Pkt., 65 seed 
5 eta. 
Dutchman's Pipe. 
AntlKonon L«ptopu8> 
