80 
CARTERS TESTED SEEDS— BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS. 
5209 Snow King: — The finest dwarf white edging flowering annual 
yet produced. Ht. 4 in. 
5210 Double Pink.— A variety of approved merit. Bright rose, 
abundant bloomer. lit. 4 in. 
Price of the above , 0t>0 see<is - 2 .°00 seeds. 4.000 seeds. 
.10 .15 .25 
SMI LAX. -See Medeola. 
8NAPDRAGON. See Antirrhinum 
A very fine strain of double summ ■ 
Grand for bedding purposes, 
flowering varieties. Ml. 1$ ft. 
5322 Carters Double Azure 
Blue. 
5323 Carters Double BufF. 
5324 Carters Double 
Crimson. 
5325 Carters Double 
Crushed Strawberry. 
5341 Carters Splendid Mixture.— All colours. 
Price of the above . 125 s . t ' etlSl 250 seeds. 500 seeds. 1.000 sect 
•10 .15 .25 .45 
5339 Collection of 10 varieties, as above (separate packets) 1 . 
3340 Collection of 6 varieties, purchaser's own selection... 
.1333 Carters Double Golden 
■3338 Carters Double Pink. 
3329 Carters Double Purple 
5330 Carters Double Rose. 
5331 Carters Double Scarlet 
5332 Carters Double White. 
CARTERS JESTED SEEDS. Inc., 102-106 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BLDG., BOSTON, MASS. 
SCHIZANTHUS. -during the last few years the 
Schizanthus has leapt into popu- 
larity owing to the remarkable advance which has been made 
both in the habit of the plants and diversity of colours now 
available. By sowing in spring, summer, and autumn a 
succession of bloom may be obtained throughout the year. Our 
Butterfly 'and large-flowered strains, together with the distinct 
Retusus forms, arc the most suitable for greenhouse and winter 
garden decoration. 
CARTERS LARGE-FLOWERED. 
For pots or hanging baskets. 
No. 
527.8 Carters Large Butterfly-flowered. -'' Ins surpasses any 
other strain for its size of flowers, gorgeous colouring, and 
diversity of shades. The habit is bold and branching, forming 
bus.ies from lft ft. to 2i ft. high, and of equal diameter. 
5279 Carters Lar«rc-flowercd. Choice light shades, containing 
innumerable shades of white, cream, primrose, flesh pink. rose, 
carmine, and cerise. 
5280 Carters Largc-flowercd. — Choice lark shades. All rich 
pure, dark forms. The washy purples and dull magenta shade 
found in Schizanthus have no place in this strain. 
5281 Pinnatus. — Original species from Chili. Ht. 2 ft. 
5282 Papilionaccus.— Free bloomer ; bright coloured. 
5283 Pyramidalis, Tom Thumb.— Dwarf, bushy variety. 
5284 Tigrridioides. — The choicest Kew species. Ht. 2 ft. 
528a Retusus.— A greenhouse variety. Salmon-rose. Ht. 1 $ ft. 
5287 Wisetonicnsis.— Makes a fine greenhouse decorative plant 
250 seeds. 5U0 seeds. 1.000 seeds. 
.10 .15 .25 
Price of the above 
Sow seed out of doors iu 
sow in pots of good rich soil. 
2.000 seeds. 
.15 
4,000 seeds. 
.25 
8CHIZOPETALON. — Hardy annua!, 
spring in rich soil. For pot work 
place in cold frame, and thin out. 
5198 Walkeri.— White. Ht. 6 in. 
Price ... 1.000 seeds. 
SEA HOLLY. — See Kryngium. 
SEA LAVENDER. — See Statice. 
PLANT (Mimosa pit dic a). — Perennial. A curiosity 
• Sow V 1 pots or l»ns. in heat, and pot off 
5201 lit. l.A ft. 
Price 250 seeds. 500 seeds. 1,000 seeds. 
.10 .15 .25 
SHASTA DAISY. — See Chrysanthemum. 
SILENE. -Dwarf annuals of essential service to the spring and 
summer garden. The best effects are produced from seed sown 
m summer, the seedlings being transplanted into beds in 
autumn or early winter. 
5207 Compacta, Dwarf Queen.— Spreading habit forming a 
carpet covered with scarlet flowers. 
5208 Empress of India.— Crimson flowei und stalks 
improvement on older kinds. Ht. 4 in. 
A great 
wightshadel— urnameutai fruit, useful 
for decorations m the conservatory. Sow in early spring, in 
heat, pot off, and grow on in cold frame; plant out in June in 
prepared beds, and lift and pot up in September. 
No. 
“ 2 ° conservatory. plants for tab.e and 
5221 Capsicastrum.- A bright scarlet-berried species. lit. lift. 
5222 Robustum.— Stately, grandly-foliaged. Ht. 4 ft 
5223 u“* f 5 ,orl,|, ® Mybrid 8— Berried varieties for table decoration 
Price of the above ... 250 seeds. 500 seeds, i.ooo seeds, 
e -10 .15 '*5 
STACHYS.— Perennial ornamental plant. 
5300 Lanata,— largely grown for its silvery white woolly leaves. 
Price 250 seeds. 500 seeds. 1.000 seeds. 
.10 .15 .25 
STATICE (Sea Lavender).- -Very free-flowering plants of easy 
culture ami valuable when dried for bouquets. s-, w in nots 
or outdoors m early spring. * b 
f. ond “e ,,i '— Vellow Annual. 5304 Sinuata. -Blue. Annual 
530a Sinuata alba.— Annual. Annual. 
Price 4 oz. ioz. I o*. 
•10 .15 .25 
5305 Candelabram (Suworowi) i.-Anuual. Of singular beauty 
* or borders; soft shade of rose. lit. I ft. y 
5307 LatsToCia — Perennial. Lavender flowers in large panicles. 
5308 Perennial. Dwarf compact habit. lit. 9 in. 
Price of the above ... 1,000 seeds. ‘2.000 seeds. 4.000 seeds. 
•10 .15 .25 
STOCKS. — Sov y ”1 spring either in boxes or open ground. 
and when transplanting to where thev are 
intended to (lower care should lie taken not to discard the 
smaller seedlings, which usually produce the best double 
Bowers, the large coarse plants being often all single* 
