Sweet William. 
SWEET WILLIAn, (Dianthus Barbatus ) 
The Sweet William is one of the finest flowering 
plants among the hardy perennials, three years be- 
ing about the length of time it can be depended on 
for good flowers, and consequently, to keep up a 
supply, a sowing of seed should be made at least 
every other year. The flowers have a wide range of 
bright, colors and varied markings, including the 
finest auricula eyed varieties. Single and double 
mixed. Pkt. . loo seeds, 3 cents. 
STOCK, White Perpetual. 
(Princess Alice.) 
The individual flowers are uncommonly large, of 
a.. fine, rosette-like shape, and of the purest possible 
white. If sown earl v will produce a great abund- 
ance of bloom from June until November. Pkt., 40 
seeds, 8 cents. 
Miss Edna M. Bell, Signal, Ohio, April 17. 1895, writes: We 
have always been pleased with your flower seeds, especially the 
Pansies which are lovely and very large. 
TORENIA, White Wings. 
A very fine annual, unusually attractive, flowers white 
with sometimes a tinge of blush yellow throat. Very 
vigorous and free flowering, forming a splendid piano 
for pot culture, vases and hanging baskets, or in the 
open ground in beds or masses. Pkt., 100 seeds, 
4 cents. 
TORENIA, Fou'iNlERI. 
Lovely, velvet-blue flowers, with 
three large spots of d trkesc 
blue and a bright yellow 
throat. The plants are cov- 
ered with one mass of bloom 
until frost. Pkt., lOO 
seeds 4 cents. 
THUNBERG1A. 
Black=Eyed-Susan. 
Very elegant, slender- 
growing c 1 i m be rs. r a p i d - 
ly covering wire trellises 
a nd also use f ul for vases 
n the garden or house. 
They can also be grown 
without support and one 
plant, will form a beauti- 
ful mat three to fom feet 
in diameter. The colors 
are pure white, light 
yellow and deep orange, 
and of each color there 
is a variety with white 
eye and also with black- 
eye. They continue in 
fl o w e r all s u m m e r . 
Mixed. Pkt., 15 seeds, 
3 cents. 
Mil IN 
Mrs. Ed. R. Tooker, North 
Lansing, Mich., March 1, ’95, 
writes: The Aster seeds re- 
ceived from you last, year pro- 
duced elegant bloom, the 
flowers being perfect and 
very large. I had as nice a 
bed as could be found and it 
was the admiration of every- 
body. All other seeds were 
satisfactory and erne true to 
name and perfect bloom. 
Largest Flowering Stocks. 
STOCKS, Ten Weeks. 
The largest Flowering Globe Pyramidal. Im- 
mense spikes of perfectly double flowers, pyra- 
midal in shape, the individual blooms frequently 
measuring from 2 to2V£ inches in diameter, rang- 
ing in colors from crimson, rose, white, blue, 
lilac, brown and yellow. They are greatly prized 
for cut flowers on account of their fragrance and 
diversity of colors. Pkt., 50 seeds, 6 cents. 
STOCKS, Dwarf German Ten Weeks. 
Fine mixed. Pkt., 50 seeds, 3 cents. 
