DESCRIPTIVE SEED LIST FOR 1919 — From 
PRICES — Packages 5c (except Snapdragon); any six for 25c; any twelve 
for 50c; the whole c ollec tion of thirty-three kinds, $1.00. 
ACCROLINIUM 
This hardy an- 
nual, the most 
hardy of the so- 
called everlasting 
flowers, produces 
an abundance of 
■white and rose 
colored flowers 
during the 
months of A u - 
gust and Septem- 
ber. 
BALSAM 
Camelia flower- 
ed balsams are 
an old garden fa- 
vorite. The flow- 
ers are double 
and of mixed col 
ers. The plant i> 
an annual and is 
rather tender, so 
will not stand 
frosts. 
SWEET 
ALYSSUM 
This is one ot 
the sweetest of 
the annuals. 1 1 
is very hardy and 
produces a suc- 
cession of white 
flowers till killed 
by frost. Alyssum 
is a .great favor- 
ite as a border 
plant. 
ASTERS 
This beautiful 
flower Is so well 
known that ii 
needs no descriii- 
tlon. O u r mix- 
ture contains as- 
ters of nearly all 
types and colors. 
Plants started in i 
hot-beds or boxes ' 
within the house 
and transplanted 
outdoors soon as ^ 
the weather per- 
mits will give an abundance of flow- 
ers from August until the heavy frosts. 
I'or extra choice strains see page two. 
BABY BREATH 
A feathery annual bearing a pro- 
fusion of small starlike flowers. It 
is much used in bouquets with larger 
flowers. 
CALIFORNIA POPPY 
A very hardy annual bearing a pro- 
fusion of bright yjellow cup-shaped 
flowers. Will grow in almost any 
soil and easily reseeds itself. 
CANDYTUFT 
A hardy annual growing about 8 to 
10 inches high. Klowers very fra- 
grant. It is very easy to grow and Is 
much used for borders and massing. 
CARNATIONS 
Carnations do not produce flowers 
the first year unless started very 
early indoors or in a hot bed. Our 
mixture contains both the double and 
single varieties, and has all shades 
and colors. 
COREOPSIS 
One of the hardiest and easiest 
grown of all summer blooming flow- 
ers. Plants two feet tall. Adapted 
to bedding or massing effects. 
