Supplementary List of Choice Flowers 
Below is a list of choice seeds not offered in the general list of this Flower Book. 
All are 5 cents per packet, the size of the packets depending on the cost of the seeds. 
AGERATUM Little Silver Star, 4 in. A valuable and 
charming new addition for edgings is Ageratum, 
Little Silver Star. The plants are literally smothered 
with lovely little silver-grey, star-like flowers that 
completely hide the dainty, light green leaves. 
Plants flower in 4 months from seeds, and continue 
to bloom until frost. 
AMARYLLIS Park's Giant, 18 in. A bulbous plant 
with beautiful large Lily-like flowers of the rich¬ 
est colors some being handsomely marked. 8 seed 
AQUILEGIA Vulgaris Double, Red Riding Hood. 
Pure white corolla with old rose calyx. 
ARMERIA Formosa Giant Hybrids, hp, 15 in. Amass 
of leafy tufts during winter from which strong 
scapes issue, surmounted by large globes of love¬ 
ly flowers, bright colors from blush to carmine. 
CACTUS. A splendid mixture containing many fine 
species and varieties; a liberal packet only 5 cts. 
CALCEOLARIA Multiflora Nana, 1ft. Compact, 
showy sprays of small flowers in gay colors. 
CALENDULA Orange Shaggy, 18in. Rich orange 
flowers shading to yellow at the center. The nar¬ 
row, beautifully fringed, close-set petals giving 
the shaggy appearance 
of a Chrysanthemum; 
excellent. 
CANTERBURY Bell, Lib¬ 
erty. Blooms in six 
months, large intense 
blue bells throughout 
the season. 
Angelus Bell. Like Lib¬ 
erty, but lovely deep 
rose. We urge every pa¬ 
tron to get these bells. 
CARDINAL Climber, hha, 
20 ft. A hybrid Ipomoea 
similar to Cypress Vine, 
kut more robust and 
having larger and more 
showy flowers; a good 
trellis vine. 
CARNATION Somerset 
Lady. A perpetual flow¬ 
ering border Carnation, 
immense, double, white 
flowers on long stems, 
hardy, and deliciously sweet-scented. 
CHRYSANTHEMUM Nivellii, 2 ft. A handsome 
bushy annual covered with golden flowers. 
CINERARIA Minature, 1 ft. Flowers small in com¬ 
pact masses, rich colors and markings. 
CUT-FLOWER Garden Mixture. Hardy annuals mak¬ 
ing a showy bed and yielding cut-flowers through¬ 
out the season, i-4 oz. 5 cts. 1 oz. 15 c. 1-4 lb. 50c- 
GAILLARDIA Indian Chief, ha, 1 ft. Everblooming' 
big broad rayed flowers, sparkling bronzy-red on 
long stems, in bloom all Summer. Wonderfully 
showy in beds and fine for cutting. 
GODETIA Finest Dwarf, 1 ft. Rich colors in splendid 
mixture; fine for pots. 
Sybil Sherwood, 2 ft. Big trusses of salmon-pink 
flowers edged white, fine for pots or beds. 
HELIANTHEMUM Mutabile, hp, 1 ft. Indispensable 
rock plants for sunny places; cup-like flowers in 
many colors; new and beautiful sorts mixed. 50s. 
Rotundifolium,' hp, 1 ft. Fine sun-loving plant with 
pretty deep carmine flowers in Summer. 
HELIANTHUS Erectus, hp, 4 ft. Stem hidden with 
big golden flowers all fall; blooms first year. 
LARKSPUR Giant Imperial, McDonald's Improved 
Spiral; ha, 5 ft. Blue Bell, Lavender, Vivid Salmon 
Rose. Most showy, charming, finest annual Lark¬ 
spurs known. 
LEUCANTHEMUM Shasta Daisy, New Giant Double. 
White flowers 5 in. across, hardy, fine for cutting. 
LUPINUS Armageddon, hp, 4 ft. Rich deep blue shad¬ 
ed Heavenly blue, showy, very beautiful. 
Effective, 4 ft. Branching, violet, yellow and white. 
New King, ha, 4 ft. Giant spiral clusters of large 
flowers, exquisite oxford blue, and spotless pure 
white, elegant in beds, fine for cutting. 
MARIGOLD African, Bodger's Golden Emblem, 2 ft. 
Finest of African Marigolds. Huge lemon-orange 
quilled flowers; everblooming. 
NEMESIA, Superbissima New Dwarf. Fine large firs. 
NICOTIANA Snowstorm, 18 in. Compact masses of 
miniature snow-white starry flowers. Showy and 
deliciously scented. Fine for beds and pots; open 
all day; a rare good thing for every flower lover. 
ORCHIS, Orchids. Open ground species in mixture- 
PASSIFLORA Quadrangularis, Giant Granadilla. A 
strong climber with fragrant white and red flowers 
and oblong greenish-yellow fruits that contain a 
lucious edible pulp when ripe. 
PENSTEMON Baby Hybrids, 2 ft. New; long, grace¬ 
ful sprays of miniature "Gloxinias." Fine to cut. 
Heterophyllus,B!ue Gem* 
18 in. Lovely blue flow¬ 
ers, fine for the rockery. 
PETUNIA Balcony, Dam¬ 
ask Rose. Dazzling sen¬ 
sational spectrum red; 
most brilliant of droop¬ 
ing Petunias; flowers 4 
inches across. 
Giant Double Fringed. 
Huge pink feather bails 
edged white; a glorious 
double Petunia, six in¬ 
ches across. 
Giant Double Fringed, 
Rose Queen, 5 in. Feath¬ 
er balls, splendid bright 
rose; a glorious Petunia. 
Nana Compacta, Pink 
Gem. A new race; plants 
6 in., smothered with 
small pink flowers, for 
pots and borders. 
Periwinkle, 1 ft. Com¬ 
pact, a profusion of lovely, large, blue flowers. 
PLUMBAGO Capensis, Leadwort. Light blue flow¬ 
ers; charming climber. 
POPPY Begonia-flowered. Full double-frilled flow¬ 
ers like Begonias; pink, rose, salmon in mixture. 
Nudicaule,El Monte. Enormous long stemmed flow¬ 
ers, extremely easily grown; blooms in 6 months. 
PRIMULA Elatior, Bright Eyes. Yellow to orange 
flowers, distinct scarlet eye, fluted petals; hardy. 
SALVIA Farinacea, Blue Bedder. Intense blue; fine. 
Splendens, Plume of Rose, 1 ft. Lovely rose color. 
Vesuvious Rose, 18in. Lovely sprays of rose flowers 
SCABIOSA Giant Hybrids. New improved race; 
huge flowers of the lovliest colors, mixed. 
Goldingensis. Lavender flowers; fine for cutting. 
SILENE Siberica,lft. Rose and white;fine rock plant. 
SWEET WILLIAM, Purple Beauty, 2 ft. Big heads of 
very sweet flowers; richest purple; new, fine. 
VERBENA Cerise Queen, 1 ft. Masses of huge truss¬ 
es of beautiful soft, salmon, cerise flowers; new. 
Spectrum Red, 1 ft. Brightest of all Verbenas, daz¬ 
zling scarlet; florets more than an inch across. 
VERONICA Spicata Rosea, 15 in. Pure pink. 
VIOLA Cornuta, Lord Beaconsfield. Large flowers, 
purple standards, lower petals white penciled blue. 
Apricot, 8 in. A rare tufted Pansy, rich apricot, or¬ 
ange center, large, long-stemmed flowers; showy. 
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Calendula Orange Shaggy 
