Practically all our flower seeds are grown by specialists in Italy 
and France. If there were a better grade of seed on the market we 
would get it, and here is the reason why. We have been in this busi¬ 
ness for the last 49 years, and we depend on it for a living, we realize 
chat only with the best of a product we can keep our fine customers, 
with whose patronage we can carry on our business. 
Seeds marked “A” or Annual bloom the first year and must be 
sown again every year. 
Seeds marked “P” or Perennials are hardy, and will continue for 
a number of years, some of them attain the blooming age in the 
second year. Grown from the seed they are not always sure to bloom 
the first year. Our perennial plants will bloom the first season, as 
they are two years old. 
AGERATUM 
SWEET ALYSSUM (A) 
ASTERS 
ASTERS (A) 
Sow in May, the plants will bloom in September and 
October. Asters are easy to grow. 
G799.—California Giants. Very double, extra large 
flowers. Fine for garden and pot culture. G799A, White; 
G799B, Rose; G799C, Rose Lilac; G799D, Deep Lilac; 
G799E, Mixed. 
G823. Sunshine Aster. Many 
different shades and colors. 
G801. Daybreak Aster. Bell¬ 
shaped fowers, about2 inches 
In diameter, many different 
colors. Grows IS to 24 inches 
tall. 
G800. Giant Comet Aster. 
White. 
G802. Giant Comet Aster. 
Rose. 
G804. Giant Comet Aster. 
Crimson. 
G805. Giant Comet Aster. 
Purple. 
G808. Giant Comet Aster. 
Dark blue. 
G810. Giant Comet Aster. 
Mixed. 
G814. Peony Flowered Aster. 
Extra double, mixed colors. 
G818.Dwarf Mixed. Brilliant 
colors, beautiful shades. 
G822. China Aster. Single 
flowered, fine assortment of 
colors. 
G824. Tall Mixed. Many tall 
varieties and colors. 
G826. Abronia Grandiflora. 
Rosy lilac flowers. (Sand Ver¬ 
bena.) 
G830. 
G832. 
blooms freely 
G833. Alyssum 
Alyssum White. Fragrant. Blooms freely. 
Alyssum. Carpet of Snow. Dwarf, den»e. 
Saxatile Compactum. Blooms In 
April and May. Golden yellow. 
AQUILEGIA-Columbine (P) 
G847. Aquilegia, New Hybrids. The new strain of 
long- spurred Columbines has made a great hit with 
flower growers. The flowers which are extra large 
with extra long spurs are produced in many beauti¬ 
ful colors. Pkt., 25c, postpaid. 
G845A. Coerulea. Snow White. 
Copper Queen. Large, long spurred. 
Citrona. Lemon Yellow 
Rose Queen. Amaranth Rose. White corolla. 
Mixed Columbines. Many varieties and 
G845B. 
G845C. 
G845D. 
G845E. 
shades. 
G844. Rocky Mountain Columbine. Light blue. 
G846. Single and Double Columbine. Finest shades 
AGERATUM (A) 
AQUILEGIA, CITRONA 
G828. Ageratum. Mexican Im¬ 
perial Dwarf Blue. 
G829. Ageratum. Many varie¬ 
ties and colors mixed. 
ARABIS ALPINA(A) 
G848. Arabis Alpina, Snow in 
the Summer. Dwarf, very ear¬ 
ly white spring flower. 
ARCTOTIS (A) 
G850. Arctotis, African Blue 
Daisy. Blooms all summer. 
MOUNTAIN 
PINK (A) 
G852. Mountain Pink. Ar- 
meria. Large tufts of rosy- 
pink flowers. 
ASPERULA 
AZUREA (A) 
G854. Asperula Azurea. Light 
blue, best in shade. 
AMARANTHUS(A) 
G834. Amaranthus Caudatus. 
3 ft. Large drooping spikes of 
blood-red flowers. 
G836. Amaranthus Joseph’s 
Coat. Tricolor. 2% ft. tall 
Foliage of beautiful colors 
This is a marvelous foliage 
plant. 
POSTPAID PRICES 
of all FLOWER SEEDS IN PACKETS 
1 Packet, 10c 3 Packets, 27c 
5 Packets, 40c 10 Packets, 75c 
UNLESS OTHERWISE QUOTED 
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