Miss Emma V. White. 
FEVERFEW, "SNOWBALL." 
Feverfew Snowball. Charming little plants 
about eight ''nclica high, oral in shape; very de- 
sirable for bedding or lor cd^'inp. During the 
lonK blooming season they are densely covered 
with clusters of pure white, double flowers. 
Pkt., 300 seeds. 3 ct». 
Feverfew, Golden Ball. Another dwarf va- 
riety, bearing beautiful golden, ball-like flowers. 
A combination ^of the white and golden niakcs 
a lovely show, either in mass or as edging. Both 
arc hardy perennials, blooming the first season. 
Pkt., 300 seeds, 4 cts. 
Feverfew, Golden Feather. Parthcnifolium 
Aureum. Low growing plants with golden 
variegated foliage, used for edgings.. Pkt. 
SOO seeds, 3 eta.; 2 pkts., 5 eta.; M oz., lO ctaj 
FOUR O'CLOCKS. 
Four O 'Clocks should be grown for the chil- 
dren if for no other purpose, from which they 
may pick freely, they so enjoy the bright colors 
and sweet odor. A special mixed collection. 
Pkt., 25 seeds, 4 eta.; 2 pkts., 7 eta. 
— 2S — Harotd. S. D., Ant., W. "I am well plcascl with the amount ol iced 
tccclveJ lor so little uwncy." Mrs. Antiicw Taylor 
FORGET-ME-NOT. 
In the days _of old, a German 
knight lost his life in trying to secure 
for his lady love a liny blue 
flower, growing on the Danube, cry- 
ing as he fell into the river "Verfii.ts 
mein nichl!" ((Forget mo not), 
thus naming this beautiful flower, 
and making of it an emblem of rtdel- 
ity. To let you try some of the 
choicest \*arieties I make a mixed 
lwck.iRC containing the six most 
desirable sorts; Alpeatria tl\e Al- 
pine Forget-me-not; Ellaa Fonrobert 
large distinct type; Indlso, an in- 
tense dark blue; Love Star, a lovely 
new variety; Paluatrls, the true 
Forget-me-not, bright blue with 
yelow center; Sylvatica a splendid 
sort for spring bedding. Victoria, 
dwarf, very floriieruus; all in vary- 
ing shades of blue. Mixed. Pkt., 
200 seeds, S cta.j 2 pkts., 8 eta. 
.Vcbfaika SL-ite Normal School. Mar., '07. 
Two veats ai;o I eavc you an onlcr lor nur 
school cardeo, and the sei->N jiruved satis- 
factory. Enclosed find atlother oriler lor 
ouf S|)rlos plantlni*. W. L French 
FREESIA. 
These beautiful plants, though gene- 
rally grown from the bulbs, inav be 
easily raiscil from seed and mailt' to 
bloom the first year The flowers are 
deliciously fragrant, cut \vell and are 
adapted to design work. Splendid strain 
of white and mixed colors. Pkt,, fiO 
seeds, 5 eta. 
SWEET FERN. 
A graceful plant of the Artemisia 
family,Rrowing 3 to 0 feet tall, with 
finely cut foliage and tiny greenish 
flowers, prizeil for its aromatic riunlities 
A few sprays nflord n beautiful i.'nrnlsh 
for a bouquet or placed in the hand 
kerchief box impart a delicate penimiu 
Hanly annual. Pkt.. 200 .seeds 4 cia. 
Write for special rates 
for Schools and Missions. 
FORGET-iWE-NOT. 
