Condon Bros., Seeasmen, Rock River Valley Seed Farm, Rockford, Illinois. 
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S9 HELIOTROPE 
Half Hardy Annual 
GIANT HVBHIIJS— Easily raised from seed. 
Grand flowers double the size of the older sorts 
Bushed, compact, about 18 Inches high; heads of 
mammoth blossoms often measure a foot across 
i\Mixed, including purple, white, lavender and 
blue. Pkt., 8 cts.: Va «0 ctN. 
HUMULUS 
Hanly Aiiniinl Climlier 
02 JAPANKSK HOI' (.la|i(>nl<'iia) — One of the 
mORt rapid olimliprH Brown. Seed can be sown 
in the open ground in sprinff and it will attain 
enormous dimensions very quickly. The foliase 
is luxuriant and it is one of thr best iiluntN for 
covering verandas and trellises. Pkt., S ot.s • 
14 o3!., 25 cts. ■ " 
03 NRW LROPARD-I.EAVED— Dark green 
leaves blotched with gray. Pkt., « ctR.i Vl oz, 
25 otB. 
88 Giant Flowered Heliotrope 
HOLLYHOCKS 
Hurd^ Annual 
®' Condon's Giant Prize Mixed 
Bloom first year from seed. These 
are the largest flowered and most per- 
fectly double Hollyhocks we have been 
able to produce after many years of 
the most painstaking selection of only 
the best varieties. The colors are rich 
and brilliant. We believe our strain 
to be unsurpassed in every respect. 
Pkt., 6 cts.; % osr., 35 Ota. 
90 Chater's Double Mixed 
Hardy Hollyhocks. Bloom second 
year from seed and last for many 
years. Pkt., 7 ets.s Vi oz., 50 cts. 
92 Humulna 
(Japanese Hop) 
LINARIA 
Dl Prize Hollyhocks 
100 LOBELIA 
Hardy Annual 
FINEST MIXED— Annual plants of 
dwarf compact growth, four to six 
Inches in height, covered with numerous 
small star-like flowers. Very pretty 
when grown as an edging for flower 
beds, also for hanging baskets and 
vases, and as house plants in pots in 
winter. Seeds should be sown in boxesi 
In a warm, sunny window, or in shallow 
drills outdoors, when the trees are start- 
ing out in leaf. Pkt., 7 et«.: \k oz^ 25 
cts. 
9B LARKSPUR 
Hardy Annual 
AMERIC;A!V BA\i\ER — Well- 
known annuals of great beauty 
and noted for the richness of their 
colors — particularly in blue shades. 
This is distinct from the Delph- 
inium or hardy Larkspur. Pkt, 
6 cts.; 1/4 oz., 25 otN. 
(KENII, WORTH IVY) 
Hardy Perennial Trailer 
Coliseum Ivy. Mother of thousands. 
A widely loved, hardy, perennial trail- 
ing plant, with small lavender and 
purple flowers. For baskets, vases 
and rockeries. A charming little vine. 
Pkt., 7 cts.: % oz., 40 cts. 
«^ ICE PLANT 
(MESEMBRYANTHEMUM) 
Tender Annual Trailer 
P?''",' °S spreading habit, and 
very effective in beds, rockwork or hang- 
ing baskets etc. The plants have a pl- 
culiar loy foliage, and the sun gives to 
them the appearance of being covered 
with icy crystals. The flowers are white 
and pmk. Pkt., 5 cts.; % oz., 25 cts. 
«7 LANTANA 
CP. UK ,Te«der Perennial 
fl.^i'.I"''''^, ^ '° 3 f«et high, bearing 
flowers of various shades and ?o ors Es- 
pecially adapted to greenhouse or w ndow 
culture, though thriving nicely in the open 
^ 100^ .obella ^P^. ^rd-oSfgr^y';iir '^Vant'i-lS 
Our Flower Seeds 
GROW and BLOOM 
OS Larkapnr— American 
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Llnnrln or Kenlltvorth Ivy 
Common Sense Culture Directions Printed on every package. 
1)7 l.antnna 
Choice Hybrids 
