EVERY FOURTH PACKET IS 
a BBS 
FREE 
Improved, New Giant Anemone-Flowered 
CALIFORNIA Jk C«TCD 
SUNSHINE i Ol 
The flowers are large, 4 to 5 inches 
across, in shades of Enchantress Pink, 
Apple Blossom, Deep Rose, Blue and 
Lavender, contrasting with light yellow 
or blue centers. These color combina¬ 
tions are startirfjly beautiful. Not being 
absolutely fixed as to type the rogues 
and off types bloom first, followed by 
the true giant Sunshine later. You 
will not regret a planting of these rare 
beauties, no. 2242 , Pkt. 15 c; % oz. esc; % oz. $ 1 . 20 . 
These Beautiful Giants are Excellent for Cutting 
The Most Beautiful Aster in the World 
Wilt Resistant Strain 
3-SES23SHS 
Primula Obconiea i SCARLET RUNNER BEAN 
BEST GIANT FLOWERED 
The 
Most 
Beauti¬ 
ful 
Prim¬ 
ula 
These are 
really the lead- 
ers of the 
Primrose Tam¬ 
il y. Being 
readily started 
from seed they 
begin to bloom 
early and elict 
praise and ad¬ 
miration from 
all beholders. 
This special 
. mixture c o 11 - 
tains all giant 
varieties a 11 d 
the richest of 
colored flow¬ 
ers. 
No. 2243, Pkt. 25c; 
1-128 oz. 85c. 
Ornamental-Edible 
This old-fash¬ 
ioned bean isolten 
grown as an orna¬ 
mental climber. 
And it is indeed, 
well adapted to 
this purpose as its 
rich green leaves 
furnish ample 
shade to porches 
and garden hous-! 
es. The large, 
brilliant scarlet 
flowers are follow¬ 
ed by edible pods 
filled with beans 
of good flavor. Can 
be used young as 
snap beans, later 
as shell beans. 
No. 2244, Pkt. 10c; 
V2 lb. 25c; lb. 45C. 
Here is a Recent Introduction for Your Hardy Border 
New Perennial Delphinium "Iceberg” 
Equal in Size to the Best of the Blues 
Long sought after was a hardy White Perennial Larkspur. Here it 
is! and now that it is available it should he in every garden. The spikes 
fully 20 inches long are covered with large pure white blooms. The 
plants get to be 40 inches in height and are especially noted for their 
strong healthy growth. In flower from June until August. Picture this 
new “Iceberg’' Larkspur in your own Hardy Border. 
No. 2245, Pkt. 25c; 1-32 oz. 85c; 1-16 oz. $1.50. 
L. Richard Jacobs, S30 East 5th St., Galesburg - , III., Writes: —Re¬ 
ceived your order all O K. Have planted same and all up and coming fine and dandy. 
Ole. El. USa^enton, Ealse City. S. !>., Writes:—I raised your Noodle 
Plant last year and had Good Luck. 1 shall want some more seeds this year. 
Mrs. V. Myers, SSostSetoas, IPhil a., E*a., W'ritcs:—X am sending for an 
order of mixed variety of seeds. I had Good Luck with the seeds from you last year. 
KEXJ 
000 LUCK GARDEN 
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