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PANSY 
Good results may be obtained from sowing 
seed in May in a light, cool, but well moistened 
soil, enriched with a slight amount of barnyard 
manure or fine ground bone. Sow seed in drills, 
covering them five times their diameter, and firm 
soil. Water once a day, except in very dry weather, 
when they may be watered twice a day. Seed 
will germinate in about two weeks and should 
not be allowed to dry out. A small covering of 
newspapers will prevent drying out. When plants 
are large enough to handle, they should be 
transplanted to a distance of one foot apart. 
Where greenhouse and cold frame facilities are 
at hand, seed may be sown in July or August 
and plants protected during winter. 
“K. & W.” Extra Choice Mixed. This is a mix¬ 
ture composed of the finest varieties of large 
flowering, pansies and for years has been 
giving splendid satisfaction.Per Pkt. 10 
Non Plus Ultra. A mixture of pansies designed 
for the buyer who wishes his beds of the finest 
colors and greatest variety possible. 
Per Pkt. 15 
Odier. Finest blotched.Per Pkt. 10 
Madam Perret. A new French strain. Flowers 
large size, in many colors, especially red, and 
wine shades.Per Pkt.* 15 
GIANT TRIMARDEAU PANSIES 
A strain of pansies having very large flowers. 
Per Pkt. 
Giant King of the Blacks. Velvety jet black. 10 
Giant Blue. Beautiful light blue. 10 
Giant Yellow. Pure golden yellow. 10 
Giant Purple. Dark, rich purple. 10 
Giant White. Pure white; dark eye. 10 
Giant Mixed . 10 
PASSION FLOWER 
A splendid class of climbers, with curious 
flowers produced in great profusion; fine for 
conservatory or will answer for the garden, 
flowering freely during the autumn. 
Fine Mixed . Per Pkt. 10 
PETUNIA 
Favorite, hardy annuals, 
succeeding well in any rich 
soil. For the brilliancy 
and variety of their colors, 
their abundance of flowers 
and the long duration of 
their blooming period, they 
are indispensable in any 
garden. 
PINK GEM. About 6 in¬ 
ches high, covered with 
deep pink blooms. Fine 
for window boxes, bor¬ 
ders and pots . 15 
Double Fringed. Extremely 
double, edges finely 
fringed, petals fluted and 
crinkled, unmatched by 
crumpled velvet, which 
the flowers resemble. 
Per Pkt. 25 
Single Fringed. Choicest Petunia 
fringed sorts. Per Pkt. 20 
California Giants. A strain of incomparable beauty, six* 
and luxuriance. The flowers are exquisitely ruffled or 
fringed on the edges, and are enormous.Per Pkt. 25 
Rosy Mom. Soft carmine-pink, white center; used very 
extensively for borders, beds or rockeries.Per Pkt. It 
White. Single, large, pure white. " It 
Balcony Blue. Indigo blue. Flowers very large. “ 15 
Fine Mixed. Single varieties. " to 
Phlox 
PHLOX DRUMMONDI 
The flowers are of exquisite 
beauty, and are greatly admired 
by all. Their long duration in 
bloom, combined with their al¬ 
most unequalled richness of col¬ 
or, make them invaluable in the 
general flower garden. Hardy 
annuals. 
Pure White.Per Pkt. It 
Pure Deep Scarlet. “ It 
Rose. “ It 
Yellow. “ It 
Crimson. “ It 
Finest Mixed. Oz., 51.00. “ It 
PHYSAL1S (Chinese Lantern Plant) 
Francheti. An ornamental plant, forming dense bushes 
about two feet high, producing freely its bright orange- 
scarlet, lantern-like fruits, which can be cut and dried 
for winter bouquets. Highly interesting.jPer Pkt. 10 
PINK tDianthus) 
One of the most popular flowers in cultivation, producing 
a great variety of brilliant colors and profusion of bloom. 
Heddewigi. Flowers very 
laree, and of rich and 
brilliant color. Hard' 
annual. Per Pkt. 10 
Chinese. Splendid double 
mixed.Per Pkt. 10 
CARNATION 
“MARGUERITE.” 
Very early, and when 
sown in the spring will 
bloom in July or Augusi 
and continue until frost, 
or may be potted to bloom 
in the house during the 
winter. Many of the flow¬ 
ers are double, and arc 
finely fringed and fra¬ 
grant. 
Giant Mixed. Extra large, 
flowering profusely, in 
brightest colors. 
Per Pkt. 13 
Heddewigi Pink 
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