EVERYTHING FOR THE GARDEN Flower Seeds 
ZINNIA 
f»v^>. T-h bn.''"ant and showy of annuals, which has long been a general 
h=rH f,^» ''''' •''°?!.r fl™". early m the Summer and keep on blooming until 
k1/.^ ■ ^"'TIu '""'S attention and succeed almost anywhere. For perfection 
of blossom start the seeds m March and prick out once or twice before transferring 
to the open border in May or June. Provide the plants with plenty of room, at 
least 18 mches apart each way, and they soon completely cover the ground. 
EWING'S NEW GIANT ZINNIAS 
(Zinnia Elegana Robusta Plenissima) 
Flowers of gigantic size, 4 to 6 inches across and densely double- plants of 
Strong, luxuriant growth, 2}4 to 3 feet in height. (See cut). 
No. Pkt. cts. No, 
743. WHITE IS 
744. SCARLET : IS 
745. CRIMSON IS 
746. PURPLE IS 
747. STRIPED IS 
Pkt. cts. 
748. GOLDEN-YELLOW IS 
749. SULPHUR-YELLOW . . IS 
750. VIOLET IS 
751. FLESH PINK 15 
752. ROSE 15 
753. EWING'S DOUBLE GIANT PRIZE STRAIN MixfURE.'. IS 
Collection, 8 separate colori, $1.00. 
IMPROVED DWARF LARGE FLOWERING ZINNIAS 
The plants form handsome, compact bushes 2 feet in height, with large, per- 
fectly-formed double flowers. ^ 
No. Pkt. cts. 
754. ROSE 10 
755. CRIMSON ;;■ 10 
756. SCARLET 10 
757. YELLOW 10 
762. SPLENDID MIXED. 
No. Pkt. cts. 
758. WHITE 10 
759. LILAC 10 
760. PURPLE 10 
761. FLESH PINK 10 
10 
Collection, 8 separate colors, TOc. 
LILLIPUT ZINNIAS 
Uncommonly pretty, small branching plants, about 1 foot high with small 
very double flowers m such profusion as to fairly envelop the plants 
No. Pkt. cts. No. Pkt els 
IS- SS^i'St^I^^F'^ ><» GOLDEN GEM . . id 
If*- WHITE GEM 10 766. ORANGE GEM ... . 10 
767. MIXED IQ 
VARIOUS VARIETIES OF ZINNIA 
768. DOUBLE CHOICE STRIPED or ZEBRA— H. a.. 2 ft. The blooms are 
large, of perfect form, and many colors, being beautifully spotted, striped 
and blotched 10 
769. HAAGEANA HYBRIDA (Mexican' zirinik)— Double' Orange.' The 
flowers are very numerous 10 
770. GREEN GEM — New, unique and novel; the double flowCTs are of good 
size, colored Ught green, slightly shaded with yellow IS 
770A. ACHIEVEMENT (Elegans Robusta Grand iSora)— The raising of 
this beautiful new Zinnia is undoubtedly ao "achievement in the field of 
horticultural endeavour. 
It is distinct from all other Zinnias hitherto raised by the shape of Its 
petals, which are partially tubular at the base and expand in a cactus-like 
form towards the tip, thereby displaying a rich variety of colour, mostly 
of the warmer shades, such as pale rose, deep rose, salmon, lilac, scarlet, 
and coppery golden yellow. 
On the reverse side the petals are of a lilac tint, varying from light to 
dark, and by their singular contour they produce in the flower a rare and 
beautiful combination of colour never before seen amongst Zinnias. 
The plant is a very free and strong grower, producing an abundance of 
very double flowers on stalks borne well clear of the foliage. The individ- 
tial blooms often attain a diameter of five or six inches, and, besides its 
highly decorative effect in the garden, this new Zinnia can be stronglv 
recommended as a cut flower 35 
ZINNIA, EWING'S DOUBLE GIANT PRIZE STRAIN 
ORNAMENTAL GRASSES 
771. AGROSTIS— Nebulosa, 1 ft. Graceful and elegant 'm> 
772. AVENA— Sterilis (Animated Oats), 2 ft ' ' lo 
773. BRIZA — Maxima (Quaking Grass), 1 ft ' lo 
774. COIX — Lachrymse (Job's Tears), 2 ft lo 
775. ERAGROSTIS— Elegans, 1 ft. (Love Grass) 10 
776. STIPA— Pennata (Feather Grass), IH ft- Flowers the second year .... 10 
777. ERIANTHUS— Hardy Pampas Grass. Exquisite Plumes . . . 10 
778. PENNISETUM RUEPPELIANUM lo 
CATALOGUE OF FLOWERING BULBS READY IN SEPTEMBER. 1 920 
HYACINTHS, CROCUS, NARCISSUS. TULIPS. JONQUILS, DAFFODILS 
LILIES. FREESIAS, CHINESE LILIES, SNOWDROPS, ETC.. ETC. 
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