Dahlia, Delphinium, Dianthus Pinks 
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Delphinium (Hardy Larkspur) 
The Delphinium or Hardy Lark- 
spurs are now the most P°P u,ar 
useful of all perennials both for cut 
flowers and florists’ use. The shades 
of blue are unequalled by,* n> L ot anv 
flowers. They grow readily in any 
soil from seed or division of plants. 
After the first blossoms are cut 
they send up a second crop .° n f n ” 0 ^ 
ers. The long spikes of bloom n 
the various combinations of blut 
are indeed a beautiful sight. 
Sis_AHT SHADES. Very long 
spikes of the most delicate art 
shades. Pkt. 25*. 
S14_NEW BEU-ADONSA HY- 
1IRIDS. Everblooming hardy LarK- 
spur. A new giant flowering va¬ 
riety. and blooms more freely and 
continuously than any other Lark¬ 
spur grown. The turquoise-blue 
color of the bloom is not equalled 
for delicacy and beauty by am 
other flower. Contains all shades 
from the palest to the darkest blue, 
and the various intervening ehad ®f 
of sapphire, turquoise, indigo, etc. 
Pkt. lOc. „ , 
SIS—CLIVEDEN BEAUTY. Extra 
fine Holland strain. Mostly of the 
Belladonna type. Barge flowers pro¬ 
duced on tall spikes Pkt. 13c. 
31»— BEIXAMOStM. A rich deep 
blue in color and of the ? a P r,e r A v .P e 
and habit of growth as the Hell" 
donna. The two grow beautifully 
together. Pkt. IS*. 
317 — CARDINAL. BED. Scarlet 
perennial Larkspur. Tb 'f_ ht ha r ,7 d 4 
some flower grows to a height of 4 
feet or more and produces its Dm 
liant flowers during the early sum¬ 
mer months. Pkt. 15*. 
318 —.HOLLYHOCK STRAIN. Mag¬ 
nificent race of Hardy Larkspurs 
producing enormous s P> ke! L v X 
bloom in many new and lovely 
shades. The flowers are very 
and come in both single and double 
forms The plants branch freelv 
and continue to flower all 8um ™® r - 
Colors range through every 8b< ^ d 
and combination of blue to deep in 
digo and purple. Known also as 
Wrexham Hybrids. Pkt. 25*. 
310 — XXX PASTEL SHADES. 
These are grown 
largest and most reliable Delphin¬ 
ium growers in the world and they 
represent the best varieties in the 
soft pastel colors. r'kt. 2 »e. 
320—XXX MIXED. This is the 
finest selection from the largest 
Delphinium grower in Cal ’forma 
and represents all types and colors 
of the best grown. One of the larg¬ 
est and best mixtures ever offered. 
Pkt. 25*. 
321_DnEER’S DE LUXE HA - 
BRIDS. The blossoms are of im¬ 
mense size, single, semi-double and 
double, covering the R»ceful. tow¬ 
ering spikes for from 2 to 5 feet or 
their length. The colors range from 
light and lavender, through every 
shade of blue from azure to indigo 
and purple, several shades; be ng 
blended in some of the varlet «s. 
These are the result of b jeedmg 
and improving for years. Pkt. -5*. 
322—GOLD MEDAL HYBRIDS. A 
verv rare selection of ext r a , 
large flowering Delphiniums both in 
double and single. Pkt. 10*. 
We offer one packet *net* 
above 10 for 75*. 
Butt«r{^ D«\pVm»um 
325 —BLUE BUTTERFLY. A 
charming Larkspur orDclphmivim 
producing rich salvia blue flowers 
in abundance. One of tb f 8 bo ' v ‘.’i®. 
and most easily grown plants, suc¬ 
ceeding everywhere. Blooms first 
season from seed. Pkt. sc. 
Hollyhock Strain Delphinium XXX Mixed 
Dianthus Nobilis (Royai. Pinks). 
DAHLIA 
Dahlias may be grown 
fully from seed and will blossom 
the first season. Start seed very 
earlv in the house or outdoors and 
transplant as you would tomatoes 
Soil should be very rich as they are 
good feeders and do not bloom well 
in poor soil. Some plants will come 
single fr^m the best double seed 
and any not wanted may be dis¬ 
carded. 
302_Mlgnon Dwarf Double Mixed. 
Fine free flowering class, excellent 
for bods or borders. Pkt. 5c. 
303—COLTNESS IIYHRIDS. Very 
dwarf bushy plant producing single 
flowers in abundance. Many strik¬ 
ing colors. Pretty for beds or bor¬ 
ders. Pkt. 8e; 2 pkt*. for 15*. 
304_COLLARETTE. Very bright 
class with large, fluffy center sur¬ 
rounded by a tier of bright petals. 
Pkt. 5*. 
303 — Orchid Flowered. Petal 
beautifully twisted and curled. 
Many colors mixed. Pkt. 15*. 
300 _D. S. C. DOUBLE. An extra 
choice selection of finest double 
sorts. Pkt. 10*. 
307 —DOUBLE MIXED. A good 
mixture of double sorts. Pkt. 8*. 
On* packet of each of above Dub¬ 
lin*. 45*. 
Butterfly D«1f>Wmtum-Contlnued 
325 — BUTTERFLY LARKSPUR. 
Mixed shades from deepest blue to 
pure white. Pkt. 8 *. 
324 — WHITE. Similar to others 
except color. Fine for cut flowers. 
Pkt. 8*. 
One packet each of above Butter¬ 
fly Delphinium* 20*. 
326—ROCK GARDEN OR BABY 
BUTTERFLY. Very dwarf strain 
with bright flowers. Nicely adapted 
to plant In rock gardens. Pkt. 10*. 
Dianthus Pinks 
Dianthus Pinks embrace a famlly 
of the richest, most uniquely color¬ 
ed of flowers. For variety and pro¬ 
fuseness of bloom they have few 
equals. By sowing every season 
you can have them in Hoorn from 
early summer till frosts Seeds 
sown in spring bloom by fall and 
live through the winter, blooming 
early the next summer. 
327 — VANITY MIXED. Very 
choice mixture of spotted, marked 
and punctated sorts. Pkt. 8 *. 
328—CARNATION SHADES. Fine 
large double flowers of most deli¬ 
cate colois Closely resembles Car¬ 
nations. Pkt. 8 e. 
32* — ROCK GARDEN HYBRIDS. 
Dwarf early sorts. Continuous 
bloomers. Especially adapted for 
Rock Gardens. Over 25 varieties, 
many of them almost unknown. 
Pkt. 15e» 2 pkt*. tor 25*. 
330— DOUBLE IMPERIAL PINKS. 
A large variety of handsomely col¬ 
ored double sorts. Pkt. 4*. 
331— DOUBLE CHINESE PINKS. 
Large variety of showy colors. Pkt. 
4*. 
333—DOUBLE HEDDEWIGII. 
Very large flowering, blossoms as 
large as the largest Carnation: 
many rich and varied colors. Pkt. 
5*. 
333 — DOUBLE DIADEM. Rich, 
large blossoms, every color from 
crimson to almost black. Edges 
beautifully frilled and colored. Pkt. 
3 *. 
334 — DOUBLE LACINIATUS. 
Many chop* colors, blossoms large 
anti beautifully fringed and cut. 
Magnificent, l'fct. 5*. 
335 — DOUBLE PURITY. Very 
large, double, white, almost equal to 
a Carnation. Pkt. 5c. 
336 — NEW LUCIFER I’INK. 
Handsome, double large brilliant 
orange and scarlet, r'kt. 8c. 
337 —NOBILIS OB ROYAL PINKS. 
A good, unique and showy class, 
with massive blossoms which inter¬ 
lace and cover each other. These 
handsomely fringed flowers are an 
elegant sight. Pkt. 7*. 
338 — DOUBLE NOBILIS PINK. 
One of the most beautiful ever 
grown. Double interlaced blossoms. 
Pkt. 10c. 
33 » — DOUBLE CALIFORNIA 
PINKS. A grand class of showy, 
double Pinks in every rare color 
imaginable. Pkt. 5*. 
340—SINGLE GIGANTUS, “Glnnt* 
of Japan.” A very choice mixture of 
large flowering single plants in 
many colors and combinations. Pkt. 
5 *. 
341 _D. S. C. MIXTURE. Ail 
colors and sorts which are especial¬ 
ly desirable, in double and single. 
Pkt. 4*i R pkt*. 10c; V* o*. 30*. 
One packet of each of th* nh«n * 
IS Pln'k* for 00*. 
See the 4 New Pln'k* among New 
Flower*. 
