Mammoth 
“Heavenly Blue” 
Morning Glory 
Most pleasing of all Morning 
Glories. Flowers 3 to 4 inches 
across. Vines 10 to 15 feet from 
seed sown in open ground after 
soil warms up, or may be started 
in pots. Charming for trellis, 
fence, side of building, porches, ar¬ 
bors, etc. Cut part of vine with 
buds and will open in vase. De¬ 
lightful in many ways. Important: 
Our strain of Mammoth Blue Morn¬ 
ing Glory is extra early, developed 
in Colorado. Fkt. only 10c; 3 pkts. 
for 25c; *4 oz. 35c; 1 oz. $1.00. 
Japanese 
Morning Glory 
F72 
Colors run from white through 
all shades of blue and red; from 
palest pink to darkest reds and 
purples. Many flowers streaked, 
mottled and bordered. The leaves 
are also very ornamental, ivy-like 
and heart-shaped, green and mar¬ 
bled. Climbers. Plant in warm 
location. Pkt. 10c; oz. 30c. 
Heavenly Blue Morning Glory 
Everlasting or “Straw Flowers” for Winter 
Bouquets 
(Helichrysum.) Very ornamental in garden, easily 
grown from seed sown outdoors. Particularly valu¬ 
able for winter decoration of vases and everlasting 
bouquets. Will really keep for years. May be 
washed with soap and water to -brighten up. An 
old-fashioned flower that is “coming back’’ strong 
now. 
Important: Cut the flowers when partly open just 
as shown in this picture. Don’t put them in water 
but hang them up dry in dark. Place some also on 
shelf in dark closet, so blossoms and part of stem 
hang over edge of shelf. This gives curve and 
charm to the stems when placed in vase. 
GOLDEN GLOBE. F6G. Large, golden yellow. 
SILVER GLOBE. F6S. Chaste, silvery-yellow. 
ROSE-CARMINE. F6R. Shades of rose. 
“CHRISTMAS RED.” F6CR. Very popular for 
Christmas decorations. Some florists and garden¬ 
ers make a bunch of money selling this at Christ¬ 
mas time. 
ALL KINDS MIXED. F6M. These and other col¬ 
ors all in one mixture. 
Prices: Any color, or all mixed: Pkt. 10c; 3 for 
25c; *4 oz. 30c; % oz. 50c; oz. 90c. 
IMPORTANT REMINDER ' *° 41 
Read how to se¬ 
cure a copy of my 1935 July Iris list. Wonderful new 
varieties that I’ve never offered before will be in this 
July list. Only way you can be sure of getting this list 
is to ask for it. Xot sent to my general mailing list. 
It’s special. Drop a post card or a note when ordering. 
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