A sack of fertilizer will produce a 
surplus to sell your neighbor 
j^ABUNGt-gOYCF], 
We like to know the results 
obtained from our seeds 
FLOWER SEEDS — Continued 
TAGETES, AZiTA (Signata Fumila). A dwarf, 
■ compact bushy annual Marigold, with beautiful, 
I delicate, fern like leaves, densely covered with 
■ flowers of bright golden yellow; a first-class bor- 
|der plant. Pkt., 5c; *4 oz., 30c. 
TIGRINUS (Monkey Flower). 
|spotted varieties. Pkt., 10c. 
Pine mixed 
i PBIZ E. A remarkably fine selection 
Jof M. Tigrinus. The flowers are large and most 
■ brightly colored and spotted; the colors are yel- 
■ Jow, orange, coppery red and pink. Perennial, 12 
■ inches high and does well, preferring cool loca- 
|tion. Pkt., 15c. 
TRITOMA (Red Hot Poker). A very attractive 
I that makes a fine showing in a garden 
ITlie spike grows four feet tall, and often contains 
lover a hundred bright orange, scarlet and vellow 
| flowers. Pkt., 15c. 
TWMDIKAHA. Yellow. Pkt.. 10c. 
■ Y 41 ®;® 1 *' Flowers like Centranthus. Does 
| well in half shade. A hardy perennial. Pkt., 5c. 
VERBENA. A half hardy trailing perennial of 
I easy culture that blooms the first year from seed. 
I Use care in starting them, as the seeds are slow 
I Y* ? erminate - an d soaking them in warm water 
(hastens germination. Is a well known bedding 
I and border plant. Pink, white, purple, blue, scar- 
| let and mixed. Pkt., 10c. . 
In v J OIlET - Single California variety; grow read- 
I uy from seed, and produce a very fragrant blos- 
I ~ om ' . „ arge flowering, blue. Pkt., 10c. Double 
| Sweet Scented, very large, blue. Pkt., 10c. 
I Y 101 , 48 < Tuftea Pansies). These flowers are 
not as large as the regular pansies but bloom so 
profusely that they are preferable to pansies 
I when bedding effects are desired, the colors being 
very clear and distinct. They bloom for a much 
longer time. Seed sown in April will produce 
flowering plants in June, which will continue to 
oL a * mass , of J bloom untiI the frost catches them. 
Conuta, mixed, pkt., 10c. Purple Queen, pkt., 10c 
Mauve Queen, pkt., 10c. Coerulea Admiration, 
I ih r i k t, blUe V ? kt ’,. 10c ' Admlrabilis, new hybrids 
I which contain all the varied and brilliant color- 
inf 8 th ® be Lt grade of blotched pansies, pkt., 
Oderata, The Czar, fragrant and everbloom- 
| mg, blue, pkt., 10c. 
| . VINCA (Madagascar Periwinkle, or Old Maid). 
1 ornamental free-blooming plants and one of the 
1 most satisfactory flowering bedding plants we 
nave. It is best to start the seed early indoors 
| or in a hot-bed, but they begin blooming in Au- 
gust from seed sown out of doors in May, or as 
1 soon as the ground is warm, continuing until 
Jrost; or they may be potted and kept in bloom 
through the winter: a fine cut flower, every bud 
opening when placed In water. Pkt., 10c 
VZSC ARIA (Rose of Heaven). Very free-bloom- 
ing annuals, closely allied to the Lychnis °°™y 
form compact plants about a foot high, arid are 
covered from early summer till fall with their 
bright flowers, shaped somewhat like a single 
Pink, borne on long, slender stems; it is best to 
sow them where they are to bloom, thinning out 
to prevent overcrowding. Pkt., 10c. 
WALLFLOWER 
Well-known deliciously fragrant half-hardy per- 
early '!} the s l»ing. with spikes 
of beautiful flowers. They should be protected 
in a cold frame in the winter and planted out in 
April. \1e have some extra select seeds of newer 
type and varieties that are wonderful. Pkt., 10c. 
VIOLET BLUE WALLFLOWER. A rare nov- 
elty that has attracted considerable attention 
wherever shown. Is a tall branching variety and 
a beautiful specimen. Pkt., 15c. 
Vulcan. A dwarf, neat-habited maroon variety. 
Makes a splendid bedding plant. Height 9 inches 
to 1 foot. Pkt., 10c. 
Vesuvius. A very handsome, effective flower, 
color, scarlet. Pkt., 10c. 
Goliath. A splendid single variety, flowers of 
a rich, shining red with a black velvety sheen. 
Pkt., 10c. 
Pkt Ol 10o Kin8b Flowers a rich, bright yellow. 
Dresden Forcing. Color dark brown. Pkt., 10c. 
Puysle. Color blue. Pkt., 10c. 
Double Dwarf. Finest variety. Mixed. Pkt., 
10c. 
Single Mixed. A selection of all the best sin- 
gles. Pkt., 10c. 
Tall Double. Golden yellow and brown. Pkt. 
10c. 
Tall Double Mixed. Pkt., 5c. 
Winter Flowering. The newest variety mixed. 
Pkt., 25c. 
ZINNIAS. The Zinnia is one of the most bril- 
liant, showy and satisfactory of annuals, and has 
long been a general favorite. The seed can be 
sown early in the hotbed or light window and 
transplanted, or sown later in tile open ground. 
They come into flower early in the summer and 
keep on blooming until hard frost. Pkt., 10c. 
ZINNIA ELEGANS. Flowers of gigantic size, 4 
to 6 inches across and densely double; plants of 
strong, luxuriant growth, 214 to 3 feet in height. 
Comes in all shades and colors. Mixed. Pkt., 10c. 
WILD GARDEN FLOWER SEEDS 
(liffereru varieties anlf hPfn£ h mi3| ld plo J ver ® ar fl en ” ar e a mixture of over one hundred and fifty 
packets No onp ' nm’nlvlPY ™ C 2 n , be off <-red at a much less price than when sold in separate 
bfo^^lnst^fng^om^thin^new ^Jtnost every 0 day 0rm Wea ° f itS beauty ’ thp different se ” °f 
love^nHn S n- b t°hP "’VV 1 a natural l<> v e for flowers, and all that is neeessarv is to develop that inborn 
]nwerl Y'?n, U tP Iy years °L his llfe - whv n°t do so with the children? Encourage them to grow 
owers \\ hilethey are young;. Give them a space of their own which they can call their trarden 
ed ^evera^h^jndreds S of ** ea s*v ^rowVn a l0t of , di ™? l,lt things to grow. For this reason we have blend- 
Piven to children tn ^ ai ? n f ual ® lr V to one grand mixture, and we suggest that they are 
t hof/Y, PP, i,i ,, n to us , e ? n their own plot. Such a plot would then be a Mystery Garden, because 
1 s y uch wardens «L£ XpeCt ' A . U the instructions necessary to observe for successful results 
Mysllrv Garden wo. fd l £„ Se < .e!f, arf ' n0t sown . to ° thick - With every day from June till November the 
i i f, alt i f m itvli hi, Y. Te/ Y, surprises not only fascinating to the young, but also to the old; 
1 ra ^ r be an interesting feature to have in any garden. 
and iRsnrp d ° /J 10 / u ^ e old : dj sca rded seeds, but we import fresh seeds especially for it, 
and assure our patrons a most enjoyable treat if these seeds are tried. Large pkt., 10c. 
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