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Antirrhinum—Snapdragons 
Few if any flowers have come into popular favor 
so rapidly in the last few years as Snapdragons. 
Sown early they bloom from July until hard frosts. 
They make desirable plants for any situation. Each 
plant sends up one or more spikes of rich brilliant 
flowers which last a long time when cut. Extensively 
grown for winter flowering. 
Florist’s Special Favorites 
All 10c a pkt.; 3 pkts. for 25c. 
35— CEYLON COURT. Beautiful Yellow. 
36— JENNIE SCHNEIDER. Columbia Rose 
color. 
37— WHITE ROCK. Pure white. 
38— NELROSE. Improved deep rose pink. 
39— PHILADELPHIA PINK. Pure pink. 
40 — GOLDEN MONARCH. Intense Golden Yel¬ 
low. 
41— ROSE QUEEN. Soft rose pink. 
42— COTTAGE MAID. Pink and white. 
43— MAJESTIC MIXED. Giant flowering with 
short well rounded spikes. 
Above Florist Snapdragons 10c. a pkt.; 3 pkts. 
for 25c. 
44— ROCK GARDEN HYBRIDS SNAP¬ 
DRAGONS. A special new extra dwarf strain 
suitable for rock gardens. Also beautiful for low 
borders or edgings. Pkt. 15c; 2 pkts. for 25c. 
Giant Snapdragons 
Any sort 8c a pkt.; 4 pkts. for 25c. 
Giant Snapdragons produce larger, heavier stalks 
of bloom than others. Blossoms are not only large, 
but colors are rich and brilliant. The following 
varieties are extra fine and beautiful and must be 
seen to be appreciated. Spikes often 3 to 4 feet 
tall and closely set with large flowers. 
45— CANARY BIRD. New Giant Flowered, pure, 
soft, canary yellow. 
46— GIANT PURPLE KING. Very large, hand¬ 
some, purplish violet. 
47— DEFIANCE. One of the brightest and most 
brilliant orange-scarlets. 
48— SNOWFLAKE. New Giant Flowered, lovely, 
pure white, with yellow throat. 
49— APPLEBLOSSOM. A magnificent variety 
with well-shaped flowers of immense size. The 
blooms are closely set upon a fine sturdy spike of 
great length. A delicate appleblossom pink with 
& yellow lip. 
50— THE ROSE. New Giant Flowered, beauti¬ 
ful pink color of extraordinary size. 
51— CATTLEYA. New Giant Flowered, a soft, 
silvery, rosy lilac color with golden yellow lip. 
52— COPPER KING. New Giant Flowered, cop¬ 
pery scarlet, turning into a copper color. 
53— WALLFLOWER. The blooms are a rich 
deep coppery crimson color resembling a very pop¬ 
ular shade found among Wallflowers. A true 
Giant-Flowered variety with excellent long stems. 
54— OLD GOLD. One of the most‘attractive of 
all yellow shades. 
55— NEW GIANT SNAPDRAGON MIXED. Blos¬ 
soms much larger than ordinary Snapdragons. 
Colors very rich. Grand as a bedding plant or for 
cut flowers. Pkt. 8c;. 4 pkts. for 25c. 
Any of the above New Giant Snapdragons 8c a 
pkt., or the II pkts. for 50c. 
ANEMONE (Perennial) 
31— CAEN HYBRIDS (Poppy Anemones). Large 
variety of beautiful plants blooming mostly in the 
spring. Start seed in the shade. Pkt. 5c. 
32— ST. BRIGID. Seeds saved from special 
strains of the finest double sorts. Colors brilliant 
and almost endless in variety. Pkt. 10c. 
AN THEMIS (Perennial) 
33— KELWAYI. Very hardy and desirable. Pro¬ 
duces daisy-like flowers of a golden yellow all 
summer. Showy and works well In bouquets. Pkt. 
6c. 
34— PERRY'S NEW. Larger and showier than 
Kelwayii. Free flowering. Pkt. 8c. 
ARABI8 (Rock Cress) 
71—ALPINA (Perennial). One of the earliest 
plants to bloom. Grows about 6 Inches high and 
completely covers the ground with a carpet of white 
flowers. Fragrant and useful in borders or rock 
gardens. Pkt. 5c. 
AMMOB1UM (Annual) 
26—ALATUM. Pretty everlasting which when 
picked and dried retains its beauty for years, 
White. Pkt. 4c; 3 pkts. for 10c. 
Large 
Flowering Snapdragons 
Any variety 5c a packet, the 9 varieties for 35c. 
56— VENUS. Delicate pink with white throat. 
57— BONFIRE. Very bright, orange and flame. 
88— SCARLET. One of the most beautiful scar¬ 
lets. 
89— SILVER PINK. Most admired of all the 
Snapdragons. Florists are now growing it same as 
Carnations for winter flowers. Continuous bloomer. 
60—FIREFLY. One of the finest and richest 
striped and mottled combinations of orange and 
scarlet, must be seen to be appreciated. 
81— YELLOW GIANT. Will bloom freely the 
first season from seed if sown early and with little 
protection will live through the winter and bloom 
gorgeously the second season. 
82— QUEEN VICTORIA. Large, pure white. A 
grand sort and valuable for bouquets. 
63— GENEVA PINK. A valuable Snapdragon 
with clear, pure, rose-pink flowers. Grown exten¬ 
sively by florists for cutting because of its long 
sturdy stems. A new variety of unusual merit. 
Pkt. 15c. 
64— LARGE FLOWERING MIXED. A grand 
mixture of large flowering Snapdragons in brilliant 
colors. Pkt. 5c; 3 pkts. 12c. 
One packet each of the 9 above flowering Snap¬ 
dragons for 35c. 
Dwarf Bedding Snapdragons 
Pretty for bed, border or massing 
65— FIERY’ BELT. Brilliant orange and white. 
66— VERMILLION. Deep scarlet Vermillion. 
67— DAYBREAK. A grand Vermillion scarlet 
with white throat. 
68— WHITE QUEEN. Pure white. 
69— MIXED BEDDING. Snapdragons. 
Above 5c a pkt; the 5 for 20c. 
70— TOM THUMB SNAPDRAGON. For bor¬ 
ders. Very dwarf. Suitable for a low bed. Pkt. 5c. 
AIICT OTIS (African Blue Eyed Daisy) 
72— GRANDIS (Annual). Easily grown. Plants 
make a strong robust growth about 2 feet tall, and 
are most attractive on account of their silvery 
white, deeply cut foliage. The daisy-like flowers 
measure 2y 2 inches across. They are glistening 
white with a sky-blue eye surrounded by a narrow 
yellow zone. Pkt. 6c; 2 pkts. 10c. 
ARTEMISIA (Summer Fir) 
73— SACCORUM (Annual).' One of the most 
symmetrical and ornamental of plants. Called 
Christmas Tree Plant. Forms dqnse pretty bushes 
3 to 5 feet high. Makes fine hedge or border plant. 
May be used for a single lawn specimen. Pkt. 6c; 
2 pkts. for 10c. 
ASPARAGUS FERNS 
14—SPRENGERI. Called Emerald Feather Ae- 
paragus or Fern. One of the most popular and 
easiest grown of all house plants. Always does well 
and looks neat. Fine for pots or hanging baskets. 
Grows readily from seeds soaked in warm water. 
Pkt. 10c. 
75— PLUMOSA NANA or ASPARAGUS LACE 
FERN. Very beauti.ful and useful for cutting or 
florists’ work. Long' fronds and can be trained to 
windows. Fine, delicate fronds of lace-like foliage. 
15 seeds 10c. 
76— PLUMOSA ROBUSTA. A grand new and 
showy variety of Lace Fern. Strong, vigorous 
grower. 10 seeds 10c. 
ASPERULA 
77— AZUREA SETOSA. Quick-flowering annuals 
blooming freely during June and July. Flowers 
borne in neat little clusters, funnel-shaped, and of 
a bright, rich, azure-blue color. Pkt. 5c. 
FLORISTS 
Florists and growers of flowering plants 
often want more than a packet of seed. 
Please send a list of what you need and we 
will attach prices and return it. We will fall 
your order for quantities more than packets 
at prices quoted in any seed catalogue and 
add some extras if it s4ed we catalogue. 
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