Fenzlia Dianthiflora 
Gaillardia Grandiflora Finest Largre-flowered 
Eschsoholtzia New Larpre-flower< d 
E5CHSCHOLTZIA, ha, These are among 
the mo3t easily grown, beautiful and showy of garden 
annuals. The plants grow a foot high, clothed with 
finely cut silvery foliage against which the long-stem¬ 
med, richlv colored cup-shaped flowers stand out in 
great numbers, affording a wonderful display. Sow 
in Spring or Fall. 
Large-flowered Plain, ha, 15in. 500 seeds, 
Californica, beautiful rich deep yellow, very showy. 
Carmine King, extra large, beautiful carmine-rose. 
Chrome Queen, lovely chrome yellow; admirable. 
Cream White, soft creamy-white; odd and pretty. 
Mikado, brilliant orange-crimson; very attractive. 
Rajah, purplish carmine; large-flowered, handsome. 
Rosea, rich intense rose; a lovely color, excellent. 
Complete Special Mixture of above varieties 600 seeds. 
Double-flowd Varieties, 15 in, 200 seeds. 
Alba, creamy white, rare aud beautiful, extra choice. 
Aurantiaca, bright orange, yellow edge, very showy. 
Crocea, bright orange-yellow; very attractive. 
Carmine Queen, beautiful vivid |:leep crimson; new. 
Robert Gardiner, new double orange; fine, excellent. 
Rosea, brilliant rose; one of the best; large-flowered. 
Complete Mixture Double-flowered sorts. 250seeds. 
Frilled and Fluted Varieties, 15 in. 200seeds. 
Ballet Girl, shining carmine-purple with cream cup. 
Geisha, large, cinnabar with orange-red cup, fine. 
Ingnea, fire-red; very attractive; rare and beautiful. 
Kermesina, vivid crimson-carmine, always admired. 
Rosea, beautiful rose-pink; excellent, free-blooming. 
Suiphurea, exquisite Fuiphur-yellow, large, frilled. 
Tango, large-flow'eied ochre-red, odd and handsome. 
Winsome, bright coral-rose on yellowish ground,fine. 
Complete Special Mixture above varieties. 250 seeds. 
Compacta, Dwarf varieties, 1 ft, 200seeds.. . 
Dainty Queen, lovely coral-pinl;; exquisite color. 
Fire King, rich deep red, attractive, very desirable. 
Mandarin, rich deep orange shaded crimson ; fine. 
Mauve Beauty, deep reddish violet; new odd color. 
Rose Queen, rich intense rose; showy and beautiful. 
Oriental Queen, crimson-carmine, rich colors. 
Vesuvivus, beautiful Wallflower-red, one of the best. 
Complete Mixture above varieties. 250 seeds. 
Ramona, 1ft, glittering copper-gold with pink shad¬ 
ings, deeply frilled; appears as double; beautiful. 100s 
Kelway’s Rainbow Mixture, large-flowered, showing 
many new shades from pir.k to purple; choice. 500s. 
Holland Prize Mixture, rich colors in splendid mix¬ 
ture, single, double, and fringed. 500 s 5c, {oz 15cts. 
Complete Special Mixture of Eschscholtzia.1000 seeds. 
EUCHARIDIUM Grandiflorum, ha. 15in, purple firs 
early-blooming, showy in beds, pretty. lOOOsceds. 
EUPHORBIA Heterophylla, ha, 2 ft, ornamental 
plant; upper foliage blotched red, white at base. 50s. 
Variegata, ha, 2 ft, Snow on the Mountain; white firs 
and handsome green foliage margined white. 75 seeds. 
EUTOCA Viscida, ha, 1 ft, very pretty deep blue 
firs; showy in a bed; free-blooming. 1000seeds. 
Wrangeliana, 1 ft, blue firs: good for bees. 1000seeds. 
FEDIA Cornucopia, ha, 6 in. A low plant with 
clusters of red firs on purplish thickened stems. 100 s. 
FENZUA Dianthiflora, ha, 4in. Very pretty little 
mnualfor pots or rockeries; rose flowers. 100seeds. 
GAILLARDIA. This should be better known. 
Plants start readily from seeds, soon come into bloom, 
and if kept from seeding, will keep up a continuous 
display. The grandiflora varieties have been much 
improved in size and colors, and a bed properly cared 
for will bloom freely for years, beginning early and 
continuing until checked by frost. The same may be 
said of G. Lorenziana, the exquisite free-blooming 
double varieties. The flowers are not only glorious in 
beds, but very desirable for cutting. Sow in a sunny 
bed and thin to 6 in apart, or sow and transplant. I 
particular recommend the Grandiflora and Lorenzi¬ 
ana Gaillardias. 
Amblyodon, ha, 2 ft. Texas annual; blood-red. 75 seeds. 
Picta, ha, 1 ft. White, Yellow, Ilosy-white, Scarlet, 
Quilled, separate or in complete mixture. 150 seeds. 
Lorenziana, ff.pl, ha, 18 in. Large double firs in many 
colors: White, Dark Red,Sulphur, Red tipped yellow, 
Red tipped white. Separate mixed, 100 seeds. 
Gandiflora Maxima, hp, 3 ft, large golden yellow.50 seeds. 
Sanguinea, dark blood-red, tipped with yellow; fine. 
Dazzler, pure golden yellow with big red center. 
Oculata, light shades, with brown center, very choice. 
Rhinegau, lovely yellow with red zone; beautiful. 
Semiplena, semi-double flowers; finest mixed colors. 
Standholder, giant-flowed, various colors in mixture. 
Kermesina Splendens, brilliant crimson; very beautiful 
and showy; fine for cutting, 
Neudorf, large firs cherry-red, with sulphur yellow. 
Sybilla, large vivid carmine tipped white with dark 
crimson center; showy; free-blooming. 
Complete Mixture Grandiflora varieties 100 seeds. 
Kelway’s Exhibition, the finest known strain, flowers of 
enormous size and a wonderful variety of colors. 50 s. 
GAMOLEPIS Tagetes, ha, Gin. Bright yellow firs; 
very dwarf; fine for edgings; tloriferous. lOOseeds. 
GARDOQUIA Betonicoides, hha, 2 ft. A showy 
mint with spikes of handsome purple firs. 200seeds. 
GAURA Lindhe'meri, ha, 3 ft. A pretty border 
plant with graceful sprays of rosy white firs. 100 s. 
GAZAWIA Longiscapa, hha, lft. Showy ; flowers 
golden yellow; brown ring; fine for pots or beds. 100s 
GERARDIA Hybrida, hp, 3 ft. Showy, hardy, 
bearing an abundance of pretty tubular firs of various 
colors: splendid for beds. 350 seeds. 
GERBERA Jarnesoni, hhp, 2 ft. Barberton Daisy 
from Africa; lovely rich scarlet flowers. lOseeds. 
Jarnesoni Hybrida, splendid firs in many beautiful 
colors mixed. Start early in spring for fall firs. 12s. 
CILIA Linifolia, ha, 15 in. Very graceful large 
white flowers; attractive in beds; dwarf. 800 seeds. 
Achilleifolia, lft. Blue firs on long stems. 800 seeds. 
Tricolor, 1 ft. Yellow, violet and white: fine. 800 s. 
GLADIOLUS Hybridus Praecox, hp, 2 ft. Finest 
new Large-flowered mixed. Seedlings bloom the first 
year when sown under glass early in March. 30 seeds. 
GLAUCIUM, Horn Poppy, hp, 2ft. Tricolor, orange 
yellow, black spots. Leiocarpum , fiery orange-scar¬ 
let. Burbank’s Hybrids, many colors mixed. 50s. 
GOSSYPIUM Herbaceum, hha,oft, cotton, white. 50s 
GRAHAMIA Aromatica, ha, lft. Yellow, sweet. 50s 
