NOVELTIES AND SPECIALTIES 
AMARYLLIS Belladonna, a beautiful Lily-like plant 
blooming in Summer before the foliage starts. 
AQUILEGIA Pearson's Crimson Star, new, rich 
crimson sepals and spurs, pure white petals, fine. 
Vulgaris Double, Red Riding Hood, pure white 
corolla with old rose calyx, a charming variety. 
ARMERIA Formosa Giant Hybrids, hp, 15in. Amass 
of leafy tufts during Winter from which strong 
scapes issue, surmounted by large globes of love¬ 
ly firs, bright colors from blush to dark carmine. 
CACTUS, a splendid mixture containing many fine 
species and varieties; a liberal packet only 5 cts. 
CALCEOLARIA Multiflora Nana, 1ft. Compact, show- 
y sprays of small firs in gay colors and markings. 
CALENDULA "Shaggy" 18in. Distinct, big, flat, 
rich orange, fluffy, Chrysanthemum-like dble firs. 
CANTERBURY Bell Liberty. Blooms in 6 months, 
large intense blue bells throughout the season. 
Angelus Bell, like Liberty but lovely deep rose. I 
urge every patron to get these bells. 
CARDINAL Climber, hha, 20ft. A hybrid Ipomoea 
similar to Cypress Vine, but more robust and hav¬ 
ing larger more showy firs; good trellis vine. 25 s. 
CARNATION, Somerset Lady, a perpetual blooming 
border Carnation, immense double white flowers, 
on long stems, hardy, richly scented. 
CHRYSANTHEMUM Nive-llii, 2ft. A handsome bushy 
annual covered with golden 
flowers 2 or 3 inches across. 
CINERARIA Miniature, 1ft. Firs 
small in compact masses, rich 
colors and markings. 
CUT-FLOWER, Garden Mixture. 
Hardy annuals making a showy 
bed and yielding cut-flowers 
throughout the season. 1-4 oz. 
5 c. 1 oz. 15c i lb 50c. 
GAILLARDIA, Indian Chief, ha, 
lft. Everblooming, big broad- 
rayed firs., sparkling bronzy- 
red on long stems, in bloom all 
Summer; wonderfully showy 
in beds and fine for cutting. 
HELIANTHEMUM Mutabile, hp, 
lft., indispensable rock plants 
for sunny places; cup-like firs 
in many colors; new and 
beautiful sorts mixed. 50 s. 
Rotundifolium, hp, lft., fine 
sun-loving plant with pretty 
deep carmine firs, in Summer. 
HELIANTHUS Erectus, hp, 4 ft. 
Stem hidden with big golden 
firs, all fall; blooms first year. 
GODETIA Finest Dwarf, lft. 
Rich colors in splendid mixture, fine for pots. 
Sybil Sherwood, 2ft., big trusses of salmon-pink 
flowers edged white, fine for pots or beds. 
LARKSPUR, Giant Imperial MacDonald's Improved 
Spiral; ha, 5ft. Glorious 4ft. trusses, Blue Bell, 
Lavender, Vivid Salmon Rose. Most showy, charm¬ 
ing, finest annual Larkspurs known. 
LEUCANTHEMUM Shasty Daisy, new giant double, 
white firs 5in. across, fine stems, hardy, for cutting. 
LUPINUS Armageddon, hp, 4ft. Rich deep blue shad¬ 
ed Heavenly blue, showy, very beautiful, fine. 
Effective, 4ft. Branching, violet, yellow and white. 
New King, ha, 4ft. Great spiral clusters of large firs, 
exquisite oxford blue, and spotless pure white, 
elegant in beds, fine for cutting; see engraving. 
MARIGOLD African, Bodger's Golden Emblem, 2ft. 
Finest of African Marigolds. Huge lemon-orange 
quilled flowers; everblooming. 
NASTURTIUM "Scarlet Gleam," true; bears freely, 
very large, dazzling orange-scarlet, sweet flowers. 
"Glorious Gleam Hybrids" big long stems, double 
firs in rarest, richest colors mixed. See pg. 2 cover. 
NEMESIA, Superbissima New Dwarf, fine large firs. 
NICOTIANA Snowstorm, 18 in. Compact masses of 
miniature snow-white starry firs. Showy and deli¬ 
ciously scented. Fine for beds and pots; open all 
day; a rare good thing for every flower lover. 
PENTSTEMON Baby Hybrids, 2 ft. New; long, grace¬ 
ful sprays of miniature "Gloxinias". Fine to cut. 
Heterophyllus Blue Gem, 18 in. Lovely blue, rockery 
PETUNIA Balcony Damask Rose. Dazzling sensa¬ 
tional spectrum red; most brilliant of drooping 
Petunias; flowers four inches across. 
Giant Double Fringed. Huge pink feather balls edg¬ 
ed white; a glorious double Petunia, 6 in. across. 
Giant Double Fringed Rose Queen, Sin. feather 
balls, splendid bright rose; a glorious Petunia. 
Nana Compacta Pink Gem. A new race; plants 6 in, 
smothered with small pink firs., for pots, borders. 
Periwinkle, lft. Compact, a profusion of lovely blue 
flowers, large, bold, five-pointed. 
POPPY Begonia-flowered. Full double frilled firs- 
like Begonias, transplants well; pink, rose, salmon 
in splendid mixture. 
Nudicaule El Monte, enormous long stemmed firs, 
extremely easily grown; blooms in 6 months; fine. 
PRIMULA Elatior, Bright Eyes. Yellow to orange 
flowers, distinct scarlet eye, fluted petals, a beau¬ 
tiful hardy perennial. 
ROCK GARDEN Annuals Mixed. 
Embracing 25 of the best rock 
plants. Packet 5c. 1-8 oz. 15c. 
Perennials Mixed, embracing 
50 finest most beautiful rock¬ 
ery varieties. 5c. 1-32 oz. 15c. 
RUDBECKIA Joy, 2ft. New, rich 
golden yellow, fine for beds. 
SALVIA Farinacea, Blue Bedder. 
Intense blue flowers, fine. 
Splendens, Plume of Rose, lft. 
Lovely rose color. Fine for 
pots and borders; rare. 
Vesuvius Rose, 18 in. Compact 
plants; lovely sprays of rosy- 
pink, profuse, early flowering. 
SCABIOSA Giant Hybrids, new 
improved race; huge flowers of 
the loveliest colors, mixed. 
Goldingensis, lavender firs.; 
long stems. Charming for beds 
or cutting. Fine perennial. 
SILENE Siberica, lft. Rose and 
white flowers; for the rockery. 
SOLANUM Hendersonii, 1 ft. 
A popular Jerusalem Cherry, 
scarlet berries, profuse, hand¬ 
some, easily grown showy window plant. 
Hlavacek's, compact, showy with red cherries. 
STATICE Sinuata, improved brilliant deep blue 
flowers on 3 feet stems, invaluable for cutting. 
SWEET WILLIAM, Purple Beauty, 2 ft. Big heads 
of very sweet flowers; richest purple, new, fine. 
VERBENA Cerise Queen, lft. Compact masses of 
huge trusses of firs one and a fourth inches across; 
beautiful soft salmon cerise; something new. 
Spectrum Red, lft. The brightest of all Verbenas, 
dazzling scarlet; lustrous and beautiful, florets 
more than an inch across; in large heads; a charm¬ 
ing outstanding Verbena. 
VIOLA Cornuta, Lord Beaconsfield. Large flowers, 
purple standards, lower petals white penciled blue 
Apricot, 8in. A rare tufted Pansy, rich apricot, 
orange center, large long stemmed firs; showy. 
VIRGINIA Stock, Crimson Gem, lft. Compact erect 
plants; profuse; a gem for beds or rockery. 
ZINNIA Kelway's Super-giant Comet, 8 in. Double, 
richest crimson flowers; fine for beds and cutting. 
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