African Daisy 
Loads of Beautiful Flowers 
F LOWERS are something everyone should 
be interested in. They do so much to 
make the home beautiful and lovely. The 
flowers outside a home largely reveal the 
character within. 
From just a few packets of seed I was 
able to cut flowers by the basketsful all 
summer and by doing so they just bloomed 
all the harder. 
My seeds germinate Quickly. All are tested 
and sent to you in big full-measure packets 
with instructions for planting on the back 
side of each packet. 
This year I am offering plants, too, of 
many of my finer varieties. All are grown 
from my finest selected seed stocks, trans¬ 
planted and “topped,” which means healthy, 
vigorous tops, as well as sturdy roots. Post 
paid and satisfaction guaranteed. Send your 
order for plants right along with your seed 
order and I will mail the plants at the 
proper planting time. See my special House 
Plant offers on page 33. 
FREE GIFTS 
With Your Garden Seed Orders 
“ORANGE KING”, the splendid 
orange saffron gladiolus. The freest 
flowering gladiolus. 
ALSO the new All-American Flower 
Selection—Annual Canterbury Bells. 
See page 44 for colored picture. 
5 bulbs FREE (value 30c) with 
your $1.50 garden seed order. 
5 bulbs and 1 packet of the New 
Annual Canterbury Bells (value 25c) 
FREE with your $2.00 garden seed 
order. 
10 bulbs and Canterbury Bells 
FREE with your $2.50 garden and 
flower seed order. 
Order Early and get these free gifts. 
All Floicer Seed Prices Are 
Postpaid 
1*11 II All Packets Are 10c Each; 
M 3 for 25c, Postpaid, except 
as noted. 
lOll—Everlasting Daisy 
(Acroclinium). Double Mixed. Grows about 
15 inches tall. Buds can be dried and 
used for winter bouquets. White, pink 
and red mixed. Pkt., 10c; V 4 . oz., 35c. 
1120—African Daisy 
(Dimorphotheca). Grows 15 inches high. 
Blooms are 2% inches across, ranging 
in color from white to salmon and or¬ 
ange with dark centers. 
Ageratum 
Five inches tall. One of the best bed¬ 
ding plants. Splendid for borders or edg¬ 
ing. Blooms the entire season. Rapid 
grower. Seed, Pkt., 20c. Plants 65c per 
dozen. 
Asters 
Early sorts begin blooming in July, followed by 
the mid-season sorts, which are at their best in Au¬ 
gust. Then come the late blooming kinds which 
bloom through September and October. Color picture 
page 37. 
Crego Asters 
This variety produces the largest flowers of the 
comet type. Very full and fluffy. 4 to 5 inches in 
diameter. When cut they outlast all other types. 
1030— Crimson 1033—Lavender 
1031— White 1034—Purple 
1032— Shell Pink 1035—Mixed 
Plants 65c per dozen. Seed Pkt., 10c; 3 for 25c. 
Early Beauty Asters 
Attain a height of around two feet. Are of a branching 
habit. Flowers large, resembling Chrysanthemums, borne on 
long stout stems. Bloom at same time with Crego varieties. 
1040—Black Prince 1048—White 
1042—Lavender 1049—Pink 
1044—Crimson 1050—Mixed 
Plants $1.00 per dozen. Seed Pkt., 10c; 3 for 25c. 
Ageratum 
^■Wilt Resistant Asters 
Many of my friends have been troubled with wilt at 
some time or another. These varieties are able to grow' 
and bloom beautifully on infested ground. Some of the 
largest and finest flowers in America in these new strains. 
1027— Pink 1037—Lavender 
1028— Crimson 1039—Purple 
1029— White 1038—Mixed 
Pkt., 15c; 2 for 25c; Plants $1.00 per doz. 
1012 —Little 
Blue Star. 
White Star. 1013—Little 
1053—SUNSHINE MIXED ASTERS. The best mixed assort¬ 
ment for home use. All shades and colors with golden 
centers. 
1036—BRILLIANT QUILLED ASTERS. Mixed colors. 
Sweet Alyssum 
Pretty little plants for beds or vases,, 
blooming all summer long. Very sweetly 
scented. 
Sweet Alyssum 
L. 1019— MAMMOTH AMERICAN BRANCHING AS- 
C TERS. Large. Late blooming. Mixed colors. Best in 
September. Seed Pkt., 10c; 3 for 25c. Plants 65c per doz. 
'‘Always Have Many Cut 
Flowers” 
“Dear Mr. May: Three years ago 
we got some flower seeds from 
you. The Ruffled Petunias and 
Pinks are still coming up each 
year. The Larkspurs are still as 
big and beautiful as when I plant¬ 
ed them and I always have so 
many cut flowers. Mrs. D. B. Wag¬ 
goner, Woodward, Okla.” 
Crego Asters 
Amethyst Flower 
Early Beauty 
1041— HEART OF FRANCE ASTERS. One of the largest 
flowering Asters. Very dark red. Grows about 24 inches 
high. Blooms in September on long stems. Plants 65c per 
dozen. Seed Pkt., 10c; 3 for 25c. 
1043— ASTERS, MAYVIEW MIXTURE. A grand and glori¬ 
ous mixture of everything we have in asters and some 
more fancy ones thrown in for good measure. Plants 65c 
per dozen. Seed Pkt., 10c; 3 for 25c. 
1045—PEONY ASTERS. Mixed colors. Large double blooms 
resembling peonies. 
1046—LILLIPUT MIXED. 
Small flowered, intensely 
doubled of ideal habit. 
Seed Pkt., 15c. 
1047—MAYFAIR LAVENDEi 
I think this is one of the fin 
est asters. That’s why it wa 
named after the beautifu 
Mayfair Auditorium. Plant 
65c per dozen. Seed Pkt, 10c 
3 for 25c. 
1055—PEERLESS YELLOW. By fa 
the most satisfactory yellow aste 
yet produced. Every flower wil 
bloom a beautiful true light yellow 
1014— Dwarf Yellow 1016—Lilac Queen 
1015— Carpet of Snow 1017—Mixed 
Pkt., 10 c; oz., 25c. 1015 plants— 65c per dozen. 
IOI8—Amaranthus 
(Tri-color Splendens — Joseph’s Coat.) Very useful in borders of 
tall plants, among shrubs, or for centers of large beds. Grows 2% 
feet tall. Inner foliage is of blackest bronze tipped with green. 
Outer foliage scarlet and gold. 
—Amethyst Flower 
(Browallia Elata). A beautiful little annual which should be bet¬ 
ter known. 12 inches tall. Blooms mid-summer to frost. Star¬ 
shaped flowers in shades of blue 
and white. 
1105—Angel's Trumpet 
(Datura). A large, strong plant 
with trumpet-shaped, fragrant, 
pearl-white flowers. 3 ft. high. 
Yes—I 
sell Annual 
Plants. Prices are given 
with the 
varieties. 
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Varieties marked ★ are illustrated in color on page 37 or 44 
