Colossal 
EXTRA EARLY SINGLE MIXED 
COSMOS 
Large flowering. The only bind we 
would advise for the North as the late va* 
rieties invariably get caught with the 
frost. Cosmos are the most 
popular of the tall annuals 
for backgrounds and screens. • For early 
flowering start indoors. For late bloom 
sow the seed outdoors where you want 
the plants. The flowers in this delight¬ 
ful mixture are Red, Pink, Rose and 
White. Colossal mixture, 
No. 2056, Pkt. IOC; Vt oz. 20c; % oz. 35e. 
SENSITIVE PLANT 
Here’s Proof That Plants Feel 
At the slightest touch this dainty little plant will closely 1 
curl its leaves. Let alone it will quickly revive. So sen* 
sitive that it will die if constantly irritat¬ 
ed. This uncommon little plant is as easily grown a# 
beans. Astound your friends with this curiosity. 
No. 2095, Pkt. IOC; Vi oz. 25c; % oz. 40c 
CATCHFLY PLANT[ 
SILENE— 
ARMER1A 
Being about a 
foot tall this very 
showy early flower¬ 
ing hardy annual is 
excellent for rock 
gardens or the fore¬ 
ground of hardy 
borders. It bears 
great quantities of 
beautiful white, 
pink and red flower 
beads. Will grow 
easily in any soil. 
No. 2092. Pkt. IOC; 
U oz. 25c; V 2 oz. 40c. 
ICE PLANT 
Glitters in the Son 
One of the most beautiful 
and curious basket plants 
you can grow. Flowers are 
small and pinkish white but 
the real beauty is in the 
crystal-like formations on 
the stems and foliage which 
glitter in the sun as though 
frosted with ice. 
No. 2094, Pkt. 1QC; % 02 . 25c. 
CANNA SEED 
Large Flowering 
This popular 
bedding plant 
should bloom 
from seed the 
first year. When 
through bloom¬ 
ing the roots 
can be kept in 
the cellar all 
winter for 
planting out the 
next spring. 
This mixture of 
large flowering 
sorts has been 
saved from se¬ 
lected varieties. 
No. 2093, Pkt. 10c; % oz. 25c; oz. 40C, 
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