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GERMAIN FRUIT COMPANY’S 
Per pkt. 
Godetia. The Bride. Crimson and white; 
ht. l x 2 ft. 5c 
Finest mixed; ht. 1 ft. 5c 
Splendid, profuse blooming annuals for 
borders and groups. 
Per pkt. 
Hibiscus Africanus. Yellow, with dark 
center; ht. 2 ft. 5c 
[See also Perennials.] 
Ice Plant. [Mesembryanthemum Crystalli- 
num.] White, trailer. 5c 
Kaulfussia Amelloides. Mixed; ht. 1 ft 5c 
"Cape Marguerite.” b. 
Ij arkspur . Dwarf Rocket. (See cut.) 
Mixed; ht. 2 ft. 5c 
Emperor. Azure blue; ht. 2^ ft. 5c 
Emperor. Rose; ht. 2%, ft .— 5c 
Tall Stock-flowered, mixed; ht. 2 l /> ft. 5c 
Marigold, French. 
Larkspur. Dwarf Rocket. 
Gypsopliila Muralis. Rose; ht. x 2 ft. 5c 
Elegans. Rosy white; ht. IA 2 ft. 5c 
'Very graceful, b. [See Perennials.] 
Hawk weed. Mixed; ht. 1 ft. 5c 
Helianthnis Californicus. Double, ht. 6 ft 5c 
Clobosus Fistulosus. Double quilled; ht. G ft 5c 
Nanus. Dwarf, double; ht. 3 ft. 5c 
Ornamental double varieties of the well- 
known Sunflower, good for backgrounds. 
Havatera Trimestris. Red; ht. 2 ft. 5c 
Lexitosiplion Hybridus. Mixed; ht. J 3 ft. 5c 
Heptosyne Stillmani. (See Cut.) Yellow 
ht. 1 ft..15c 
A native of the Sierra Nevadas; of bushy 
compact habit, with graceful thinly cut 
foliage, and golden yellow blossoms over 
lyi inches in diameter, and fine for cut¬ 
ting purposes, b. 
Mignonette. 
Inmnantlies Douglassii. Yellow; ht *3 ft. 5c 
Sometimes called "Yellow Nemophila.” 
Hinaria Bipartita Splendida. Dark purple; 
ht. 1 ft... 5c 
"Toad Flax.” Small Snapdragon-like flow¬ 
ers; purple, flecked with gold. (See also 
Perennials.) 
Ijinum Grandiflorum Rubrum, Scarlet; ht. 
1 ft. 5c 
"Scarlet Flax.” Unsurpassed for brilliancy 
and duration of bloom. 
Leptosyne Stillmani. 
