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NEW SEEDS OF MERIT 
New Ageratum, Blue Cap. A compact, dwarf, large-flowering, deep blue sort especially Pkt. 
suitable for borders and rock-gardens.. $ *25 
New Calendula, Sunshine. Chrysanthemum-flowered, golden yellow; a new form of 
the popular Calendula or Pot Marigold, growing large flowers on two-foot stalks.. .15 
New Double Dwarf Nasturtium “Golden Gleam.” This outstanding novelty will be 
welcome wherever Nasturtiums are grown. The plants are vigorous growers and 
produce until frost, semi-double, fragrant golden yellow flowers, on long stems 
that almost hide the foliage. Nasturtiums require only ordinary soil. Per packet 
(15 seeds) . $ .15 
New Marigold “Guinea Gold.” Flowers are orange yellow, flushed with gold, 2 to 
inches across, more loosely formed and less pungent than the older types. Excel¬ 
lent cut flower. Packet.••. .15 
New Petunia, Rose of Heaven. A deeper shade of pink than the well known bushy, 
Rosy Morn petunia.. .15 
Petunia, Dwarf Giant Ramona. A dwarf fringed bedding strain, particularly suit¬ 
able for borders because the stems do not lop over. The size of blooms and the 
color range leave nothing to be desired. Packet.50 
New Shirley Poppy, Double Begonia=flowered. All colors, choice mixed annual.15 
New Verbena, Beauty of Oxford Hybrids. Giant flowers in shades of rose-pink and 
rose-red.• •. .15 
Rock Garden Annuals. A mixture of a great many dwarf growing annuals that bloom 
the first year..10 
Rock Garden Perennials. A choice mixture of many dwarf growing hardy plants, that 
bloom the second year and thereafter...10 
New Snapdragon “Majestic.” This type produces compact heads with the flowers 
touching each other. The color range is quite complete, including the delicate 
autumn shades. Considered the choicest strain of Snapdragon yet produced. 
Avalanche. Snowy white. Eldorado. Deep golden yellow. Twilight. Apricot, shaded 
yellow. Red Chief. Rich, deep scarlet. Superb Mixed. All colors. 
Any of above per packet.• •. 15 
Marigold, French Single Dwarf Orange. The tiny border plant that has recently come 
into wide use for its continuous showy blooms, remaining until frost. Known also 
as Tagetes and Mexican Marigold. Golden yellow with orange star in the center.. .10 
Godetia. Azalea flowered, cherry red. Free flowering, tall strain; brilliant color. 
Packet . 15 
Larkspur. A new strain, branching from the bottom making it desirable for cutting.. 
Carmine King. Deep carmine rose.• •. 15 
Miss California. Deep pink shaded salmon. 15 
SUPLEMENTAL LIST. REGULAR LIST BEGINNING PAGE 15 
NO. 
PKT. 
NO. 
PKT. 
440. 
Sunshine Asters. Anemone flowered. 
Mixed . 
$ .15 
532. 
Calendula, Sensation. Double, flat flow¬ 
ers ; dark orange red. 
.25 
441. 
Statice Sinuata. Blue, white, purple 
yellow or mixed. Each. 
.10 
125. 
Centaurea Depressa, The Queen L 
large flowering blue Bachelor’s Button.... 
Jf 
442. 
445. 
Zinnia, Idlliput. Crimson, orange, yel- 
low or mixed. Each. 
Centaurea Macrocephala. Giant yellow 
flowers on 3 foot stalks ; like Sweet Sultan 
but much larger. 
.10 
533. 
Lantana, Hybrid Mixed. Verbena-like 
flowers in shades of white, red and yel- 
.10 
.10 
321. 
Pansy, Roggli’s New Giants. The very 
choicest, rich, dark velvety flowers. 
.50 
631. 
Calendula, Radio. Petals are curled and 
twisted; color orange yellow. 
.10 
449. 
Verbena Venosa. Dwarf, for rock-gar¬ 
dens and edging; color, deep lilac. 
.10 
LAWN GRASS SEED 
W E have for many years given particular attention to lawn grasses that would make 
a thick sod, withstanding the heat of summer and the cold of winter under the 
many varying conditions of soil, shade, and location and feel free to say that it 
takes several different kinds to meet all conditions and no one kind or even mixture 
will be suitable everywhere. We have four different mixtures as enumerated below, that 
will pretty well meet the needs of everyone in this part of the country. Shadilawn should 
be sown very early in the spring, before the leaves on the trees cast much shade , all our 
other mixtures may be sown either spring or fall. The most important part of lawn-making 
is to use plenty of good seed, suitable for the purpose. \ ou will get some kind of a lawn 
with good seed even if the soil is poor or the conditions bad but with poor seed, never, no 
matter what else you do. It takes experts to tell the difference before the seed is sown but 
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