74 FLOWER SEEDS— (Continued ) 
State Nursery and Seed Co. 
STRAWFLOWER— (Everlastings) Pkt., 5c 
These are pretty annuals with straw-like flowers that 
kefep their form and color for years. 
Aerolhiiiim — Graceful and pretty, half-hardy annuals, 
proUy in beds or pots. 
.Aininobiiiin Ahilum — 'J'wo feet. Large flowered, with 
handsome double white flowers: useful either in the 
garden or for winter bouquets; cut before the buds 
open. 
Helichpysum — Showy, easily grown annuals for the 
border: fine for winter bouquets: cut before the buds 
expand. Mix<'d colors. 
.Xeranthrniiini — A liardy annual, 1 foot high, bearing 
handsome, double flowers on long stems; colors 
mostly white, blue and purple: cut when fully de- 
veloped. One of our best everlasting, and easily 
grown. ■ N 
SUNFLOWER Lb., 25c; Pkt., 5c 
The common large flowering variety with great brown 
centers and an edge of yellow petals. The seed is used 
for bird and chicken feed. 
SUNFLOWER— (Helianthus CalifoiMiicMis)..Oz., 25c; Pkt., 5c 
Chrysanthemum flowered. Hardy annuals, growing 
from 3 to 6 feet. Of the easiest culture and suitabli' 
for a stately row or background, or even for bedding. 
Large densely double, bright golden flowers. The plant 
branches ,an(i affords fme, long stout stems for cutting. 
SUNFLOWER— (Red, New) Pkt., lOc 
Single, large red flowers, merging to yellow al tips of 
petals, very showy, height about 6 feet. 
VERBENA- 
Embr.ace 
VERBENA- 
Pkt 
Embraces 
(Fine Mixed)..Pkt., 5c 
all colors. 
(Pe«!rless Mixed.) 
10c 
a w.de range of the 
Verbena. 
10c 
10c 
the 
We 
Sweet William (Single, Mixed.) 
SWEET ROCKET— (He.spei-is.) Mixed Pkt., 10c 
A hardy perennial, growing two to three feet high. Aw 
old-fashioned, fragrant flower of the easiest culture and 
bearing clusters of white and purple blossoms. 
SWEET WILLIAM— (Single Varieties.) Mixed Pkt., 5c 
More attractive than the double. 
SWEET WILLIAM— (Dianthns Barbatiis.) A beautiful 
sweet scexited old-fashioned perennial. Grows one to 
two feet high and bears its flowers in clusters at the 
end of a stiff stem. The individual flowerets are hand- 
.somely colored and marked. It makes a beautiful 
bedding planU and is of easy culture. H,ardy Perennial. 
SWEET WILLIAM— (New Hybrids.) Mixed Pkt., 10c 
SWEET ALYSSUM— (See Alyssiim.) 
SWEET PEAS— (S<',e pages 7C-79.) 
THU.NBERGI.A— (Black-Eyed Susan) Pkt., 5c 
A beautiful tender climber, .3 to 5 feet high, with pale 
yellow or orange-yellow flowers, having a distinct black 
center. Tender annual. 
most beautiful colors, the clus- 
ters being of large size. 
VERBEN.\— (Whit«, Pink, Striped, 
Purple, Scarlet.) Pkt., 10c 
Verbena seed should be soaked 
in luki'-vvaiTU water before 
planting and care taken that the 
soil be very rich. Half haVdy 
perennial trailer. 
VERONIC.\—( Speedwell.) I'kt., 5c 
Long spikes of brilliant blue 
flowers, excellent for growing 
in shady places and requ.ring 
plenty of moisture. Hardy per- 
ennial. 
WALLFLOW^ER— (Gold Lack.) Wngle, mixed Pkt., 5c 
Wallflowers should be better known, their adaptability 
for pot culture and out-door bedding and their very 
sweet odor should win favor. 
WALLFLOWER— (Early Paris Mai-ket) Pkt. 
This variety, if sown in March, will bloom in July. 
WALLFLOWER— (Blood Red.) Pkt., 
This is a much improved and sekcted stock of 
Annual Wallflower brought out some years since, 
have ever since been carefully selecting this, and each 
year getting nearer to a good blood 
red, and at last we have succeeded. 
If sown in March, qan be had in 
bloom the following July. 
IVHITL.WIA Pkt., 5c 
.'\n easily grown, hardy a.nnual, 
beai'ing small violel-blue-cup^ 
shaped blossoms. Plants one foot 
high. Sow seed in open ground in 
spring and thin the voung plants. 
WISTARIA— (Chinese Flowering. 
Tall Blue) Pkt., 5c 
One of our most popular hardy 
climbers. The flowers arc abund- 
antly borne in spring on long 
drooping I'acenM s of light blue be- 
foi'e the leaves .appear. 
WILD CUCUMBERS % lb. 40c; 
Oz., 1,5c; Pkt .......5c 
Ornamental climbing cucumber 
with curious fruit, remarkable for 
its luxuriance and rapidity of 
growth. 
WILD FLOWER GARDEN MIX- 
TURE Pkt., 5c 
A delightful surprise to thousands 
of llower lovei's. Not a tame gar- 
den of wild flow(>rs. but a wild 
garden of lame /lovvei's. A mix- 
tuiM' of (be choicest seeds, mostly 
ammal.s, to be sown haphazard, in 
a [iromiscuoiis way. 
Showing Wild Flower Garden Effect. 
