Oakley. Kanx,, Feb.. "07. "I have planted more expeoslTe seeds maoy 
timet, but never acbieved better retults tban wltb scedi parcbaied liom 
you." Mm. C. W- WIttilow. 
-21— 
Minneapolis, Minn. 
Special Rose Offer, 50c. 
One two-year Dorothy- 
Perkins. One two-year 
Crlnuon Kaznbler. The two, postpaid, for 50 ct*. 
GIANT CENTAUREA, OR SWEET SULTAN. 
This is the Ccnumrea ImpcriaHs. or Giant Sweet Sultan, a 
new strain of the beautiful Ccntaurcas which you should not fail 
to tr>'. They arc of easy cultivation, and arc equally beauti- 
ful for the garden or cut-flower use. and are really one of the 
most valuable adcHtions to floriculture in recent years. The 
flowers are very sweet and ha\*c long, strong stems, which, with 
long keeping qualities, make them most inv-aluaiale for vase 
decoration. White, lilac, yellow and rose shades. Mixed. 
Pkt.. 75 seeds. Sets. 
Peak Island, 
Mc.. Jan.. '07. "I 
ttilnk this Is the 
fifth scAton I have 
scot to yau for 
seeds, I have 
b.id itinoy beauti- 
ful flowers and 
maoy delightful 
surprises." Mrs. 
C< O. OlackmaD, 
GRANDIFLORA CINERARIA. 
A beautiful greenhoust plant very easily raised from seed. afFordinR 
a mass of goraeous blooms in the late winter and spring. My mixture 
is grown from two extra choice prize exhibition strains and from new 
varieties of the large-flowering dwarf and prandiflora sorts, whose 
large blossoms cover the plants vdth most brilliant hues in crimson, 
magenta, violet, purple or variegated shades. Mixed. Pkt., 100 
seeds, lO eta. 
Half Packet, Cineraria Grandlflora. 50 seeds, 5 eta. 
CUPHEA PLATYCENTrfA. 
The Cigar Plant, an old favorite for the summer garden, bearing in- 
numerable scarlet, tube-shaped flowers. Used also as a pot plant. It 
is easily raised from seed, which should be Eo^vn in the nousc in the 
early spring. Pkt.. 5 eta. . , , x * 
If you want Bushels of Flowers, don't let plants go to seed. 
Pick bouquets for the house, church, hospital ana lor znenos. 
The more you cut, the more you wlU have. 
