Condon Bros., Seedsmen, Rock River Valley Seed Farm, Rockford, lUinoia. 
CONDON'S 
"Sure Bloom" X 
FLOWER SEEDS 
Surelv there is nothing more, beautiful in this world thau 
floS A warden of flowers around the house makes it a 
, I Nothino- can take the place of a flower-garden. 
For ttslke of & children, and for all that is good in the 
world surround your home with the relining and uplifting 
WW Id, sur" »u"Q yo beautiful flowers imaginable 
mar be grown BUCOeslfuUy from our "Sure Crop" Seed if 
„.„t nf^octions which are printed on all packages are care- 
huly foUowed Flowxr Seeds come in several classifications 
and should be planted as follows: 
iiie in the one season. v 1.1 
Tender, or Half Hardy Annuals, Seeds should 
be^so"wn in Dokch in the °;;t^%5ot-beas dur 
^'ren^#.?ou\d°V M"l^'"Thll:-Vi}f the one 
season and die. 
l^Tlowing year, after which they die. 
T«nder or Hair Hardy Biennials. Seed should be 
sown as 'sou would the halt hardy annuals, a be 
Thoy 
Dlant=! require protection during the winter, 
will bloom and die the following season. 
Hardv Perennials. Seeds may be sow-n in early 
<iDHnff or during July and August to produce plants 
that will flowe? the next season, and continue to 
hloom each succeeding vear. Seed of some hardy 
^irennia'lf if Town U^ry- early will produ^ 
that will bloom the same season. It is unnecesb.u^ 
Jo give protection to these plants during the winter, 
but it w-iU prove beneficial to the Plants if a oover- 
inV- nf leaves litter or strawy manure is provided. 
Halt Hardv PerenniaJs. S6w seed as you would 
the half hardy annuals. If plant.^ are set out m the 
ooen eround thev must be lifted, before frost, 
poued up and taken in the house during the winter. 
sow n as s-.vjtjm . — 
Aid in Selecting Flower Seeds 
Various Purposes and Situations 
offer Seeds of all undermentioned varieties, descriptions and prices of 
ALL FLOWER SEEDS 
POSTPAID 
GARDEN ANNUALS 
and other plants that at- 
tain perfection and 
flower the first season 
from seed. Sorts marked 
* are best for massing in 
beds and those not 
starred are excellent 
oither in massed beds 
or to cut for bouquets. 
Asters 
Antirhinum 
•Alyssum 
♦Ageratum 
•Anchusa 
•Balsam 
•Burning Bush or 
Kochla 
•Brachycome 
Butterfly Flower— 
Schyanthus 
•Bachelor's Button 
Candytuft 
•Oalllopsls 
Carnation 
•Canna 
Calendula 
Cosmos 
•Cockscomb 
Chrysanthemum 
Cleome Fungens 
ANNUALS — Continued 
Centaurea 
•Coix Lachrymae 
Daisy African Golden 
•Daisy Blue 
•Datura 
•Dianthus Pinks 
• Eschscholtzia or Cali- 
fornia Poppy 
•Everlasting Flowers 
•Feverfew 
• Four O'clock 
•Gypsophila 
Gaillardias 
•Hollyhocks 
•Lobelia 
•Larkspur 
•Mignonette 
•Marigold 
•Pansies , 
•Nasturtiums Dwarf 
•Petunia 
•Portulaca 
Poppy 
•Phlox 
•Salpiglossis 
•Rlclnus — Castor OH 
Bean 
•Salvia 
•Stocks 
• Sunflower 
•'Verbena 
•■Woolflower 
•Wild Flower Garden 
Zinnias 
AXNU.\I. CLIMBKRS • 
For covering!: Porches 
and to furnish quick 
shade these are all itoort. 
Balloon 'Vine 
Beans — Scarlet Runner 
Canary Bird Flower 
Cobaea Scandens 
Cvpress Vine 
■\Vlld Cucumber Vine 
Dolichos — Hyacinth 
Bean 
Gourds 
Humulus 
Ice Plant 
Momordica 
Moonflower 
Morning Glory 
Nasturtiums — Tall 
Sweet Peas 
Thunbergia 
HALF HARDY 
ANNUALS 
Heliotrope 
PKRENNTAL CLIMB- 
F.RS. H.\RDY 
Plant in a permanent 
location. These attain 
perfection after second 
vear. 
Ampelopsis 
Clematis 
Centrosema 
Linaria 
Kudzu Vine 
TENDER PERENNIAL 
Smilax 
TENDER PERENNIAL 
These are especially de- 
sirable for House Plants 
during the winter. 
Abutilon 
Bird of Paradise 
Geranium 
Lantana 
Chinese Primrose 
HARDV PERENNIALS 
Sow in permanent lo- 
cations for solid bed 
effect. „ ,, 
Canterbury Bells 
Columbine 
Daisv — Bellis Perennis 
Daisy — Shasta 
Digitalis — Fox Glove 
Forget-Me-Not 
Hollyhocks 
Poppy „ . 
Baby Rose Seed 
Sweet 'William 
Scablosa 
Violet 
HALF HARDY 
PERENNIAL 
Dahlia 
Verbena 
Wall Flower 
TENDER BIENNIAL 
If seeded early will 
bloom first season. 
Antirrhinum 
