Pkt. 
ERYNGIUM giganteum. (Silver Thistle). Orna¬ 
mental hardy perennial, blue flowers. 4 ft.SO.25 
ERYSIMUM linifolium. Also known as Cheiranthus 
linifolius. This charming hardy biennial which can 
be treated as an annual, is of low spreading habit 
with clear mauve Wallflower like flowers.25 
EUPATORIUM fraseri. Hardy perennial with clusters 
of white flowers; fine for cutting. 2 ft.20 
GAILLARDIA Kelway’s Hybrids. An improved 
strain producing enormous flowers. Choice mixed. 
oz. 75c., .25 
Portola Hybrids. A fine strain with broad petaled 
flowers, ranging through shades of bronzy red with 
gold tipped petals.25 
Torchlight. The flowers are golden yellow with a rich 
maroon red center and often measure 5 in. across.. .25 
grandiflora. Large, pure yellow flowers.oz. 40c., .10 
GAZANIA splendens hybrida. A showy, half hardy 
perennial which flowers the first year from an early 
sowing. The plants are low growing with a good 
quantity of long-stemmed, Daisylike flowers in bril¬ 
liant shades of orange and yellow, as well as cream 
and white. Fine for Summer bedding. .y% oz. $1.00, .25 
GENTIANA acaulis (Blue Gentian). Intense, blue, 
bell-sbaped flowers, suited to moist and shady 
situations. 6 in.15 
♦GEUM coccineum fl. pi., Mrs. J. Bradshaw. Hand¬ 
some variety with large, double, bright scarlet flowers 
in bloom all Summer. ft.25 
♦Lady Stratheden. Rich golden yellow, a counter¬ 
part in all other respects to Mrs. Bradshaw.. .25 
♦Prince of Orange. The color of this new variety is 
a true rich orange shade, the plant is sturdy, with 
long and strong stalks. It flowers early, being in full 
bloom in early Summer.50 
GILIA coronopifolia. Half-hardy biennial giving long 
spikes of brilliant scarlet-crimson flowers interspersed 
with fine Larkspur-like foliage. A very striking 
plant. 4 ft.25 
GRASSES, Ornamental 
Arundo Donax (Giant Reed). Tall variety with 
green leaves. 15 ft. .••••; .10 
Erianthus Ravennae (Plume Grass). Fine silvery 
plumes. 8 ft.10 
Eulalia japonica. Long, dark green leaves. 6 ft.15 
Eulalia zebrina (Zebra Grass). Dark green leaves, 
barred with creamy white. .15 
Gynerium argenteum (Pampas Grass). Long sil¬ 
very plumes. 10 ft.10 
For Annual Varieties, see page 21. 
GYPSOPHILA paniculata. Small, white flowers, fine 
for bouquets. 2 ft.oz. 50c., .15 
paniculata fl. pi. “Snow White.” Pure white, pro¬ 
ducing a larger percentage of double flowers than 
the old type. ; .25 
repens. A dwarf trailing variety suitable for rocker¬ 
ies; it has pinkish-white flowers, and is a continuous 
bloomer. 6 in.H oz. 75c., .25 
HELENIUM autumnale superbum. Late flowering, 
hardy perennials, broad heads of golden yellow 
flowers; 5 ft.M oz. $1.00, .25 
Bigelow. Rich yellow with brown disc. 4 ft.. .20 
Riverton Gem. A fine variety, flowers opening old 
gold, changing as they mature to Wallflower red. 
3 ft.25 
HELIOTROPE. These favorite greenhouse and bedding 
plants are highly valued for their sweet-scented 
flowers. ft. 
Lemoine’s Giant Mixed.25 
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