Carnation 
yilmorin’s New Giant 
Carnation is decidedly the 
finest of Carnation Pinks. 
Seedlings bloom early and 
continuously, the huge firs, 
full-double,' richly scented 
and of exquisite colors; fine 
for pots or beds, hardy,easily 
grown. Be sure to add it to 
your order; it’s indispen¬ 
sable. A good wdnter bloomer. 
Coxcomb 
Benary’s Improved Dwf. 
Glasgow Prize Coxcomb is 
a splendid bedding plant. 
Seedlings start easily, begin 
to bloom early, and improve 
in beautyuntilfrost. Set8in. 
apart; the big crimson combs 
a foot broad seen against the 
lovely foliage is showy and 
greatly admired. Seeds direct 
from Benary. Fne for pots. 
Cyclamen 
^rnong blooming pot- 
plants for the window in 
winter Vilmorin’s Improved 
Cyclamen are hardly excell¬ 
ed. Almost every seed will 
produce a plant; the lovely 
waxy flowers show many ex- 
quisite colors. Plants have 
handsomely marked foliage, 
and bloom throughout the 
winter. My seeds are fresh. 
Annual Phlox 
J)rummond’s Phlox, a 
favorite for many years, 
has been greatly improved. 
The plants are now dwarf 
and compact, produce larger 
flowersinlarger trasses, and 
the new colors and variega¬ 
tions are marvelous. For pots 
or beds they are glorious 
masses of rich bloom;last for 
months; showy and beautiful. 
Auricula 
Beautiful beyond des¬ 
cription are the big clus¬ 
ters of Kelway’s New Giant 
Auricula, each flower If in. 
acorss, exquisite in color and 
variegation. I offer seeds of 
this grand plant direct from 
Kelway.theoriginator. Treat 
as a Primrose and the flow¬ 
ers will be a glorious surprise 
to both you and your friends. 
Balsams 
Benary’s Camellia-flwd. 
Balsams are as double as 
Camellias, are like Camellias 
in form, waxy in texture, and 
of the most varied colors. 
Mr. Benary has given this 
flower his special attention 
for years, and his strain is 
unsurpassed. Plants20inches 
high, becoming wreaths of 
rich flowers. Don’t omit this. 
Cineraria 
Jf you want a magnifi¬ 
cent display of wdndow 
flowers in winter get seeds of 
Kelway’s fine strain. Plants 
start readily from seeds, grow 
freely, and come into bloom 
in a few months. They are 
compact, bear immense firs, 
of richest colors and variega¬ 
tions, and the big trusses of 
bloom last for weeks. 
Gaillardia 
Qaillardia Lorenziana 
fl. pi. is an everblooming 
annual a foot high, branching 
each branch bearing a big 
double flower ,like a Calen¬ 
dula, lasting for weeks. Col¬ 
ors : white, yellow, red,cream, 
red tipped with white, scarlet 
white tip. All in Benary’s 
special mixture I offer. Plants 
bloom till winter. 
Gloxinias 
*plie last word in Glox¬ 
inias is Benary’s Giant 
Strain. Thereis nothing bet¬ 
ter known. The flower3_ are 
of monstrous size, exquisite 
colors, and variegations. Pure 
white, red bordered white, 
deep violet with white bord¬ 
er and spotted throat, white 
and pink, vivid scarlet with 
white throat, azure blue, mix. 
Schizanthus 
Recently improved hy- 
’’ brids of Schizanthus have 
been i ntroduced, but their 
flowers never appealed to me 
until the Chislehurst Giant 
Hybrids appeared, and I con¬ 
fess i t was a case of “love at 
first sight”. I enthusiastical¬ 
ly declared they far surpassed 
all others. Get seeds I rec¬ 
ommend; you’ll thank me. 
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Giant Aster 
^ette’s Giant Prize is 
the grandest Aster in cul¬ 
tivation. Mr. Mette, the fa¬ 
mous seed-breedersa ys so, for 
he grows all kinds. Plants 3 
feet high; big fluffy Chrysan¬ 
themum-like flowers up to 8 
in. across; marvelous colors. 
If you want the best Aster 
here it is in Mette’s seeds; 
you’ll not regret having them 
Browaliia 
'phe New Beautiful Bro¬ 
waliia Viscosa i3 like B. 
Elata, but the firs .arelarger, 
much richer blue, and more 
freely produced. Good for 
pots or beds, ever-blooming 
and fine for winter-blooming 
in the house. Pinch the tops 
off to promote a strong bushy 
growth. It is of the easiest 
culture. It’s a good thing. 
