EIGHT UNIQUE DAISIES 
Here one may find how diverse Daisies can be, 
and how lovely; varying from the exquisite dain¬ 
tiness of the Morocco Daisy to the spectacular 
splendor of Tithonia. All bloom first season. 
GAZANIA LONGISCAPA—From wide rosettes 
of pinnately slashed leaves, these green above 
but cotton-white below, spread many great flow¬ 
ers with golden petals, varying, though, at times 
from primrose to orange. The petals are banded 
with wide and precisely serrated rings that may 
be either an autumn brown or the palpable blue- 
black of midnight. This Gazania will flower for 
many months, even in periods of summer 
drought. Give full sun. Pkt. 15c. 
CHRYSANTHEMUM MAWI — The Morocco 
Daisy. Charming elfin Daisies of rich pink, be¬ 
coming silvery rose. A delight. Perennial, but 
blooms long and freely the first year. Pkt. 20c. 
CLADANTHUS ARABICUS—Gold of Araby. A 
curious sun-loving Daisy from the Arabian desert, 
with buds of bronze-red that open to burnished 
old gold. Mounds of ferniness, strewn through 
with gleaming blossoms all summer. Pkt. 15c. 
TAI-IOKA DAISY—Big splendid Daisies of pure 
blue-lavender, fading to rose, with golden yellow 
centers that stay yellow. The foliage is shredded 
and fcrn-like, the flower stems of good length, 
and the blossoms carried continuously from June 
until late autumn. Wonderful for cutting, or in 
the border. Summer heat does not stop its 
blooming. Seed germinates a bit slowly and er¬ 
ratically, but with care one will usually get a 
good stand. This is the most satisfactory sum- 
good stand. This is the most satisfactory cutting 
annual introduced in years. Pkt. 15c. 
COSMOS DIVERSIFOLIUS NIGRA - Long- 
stemmed blossoms of darkest black-maroon, par¬ 
ticularly rich and velvety in effect. Excellent for 
cutting. Blooms freely first year, but makes 
tuberous roots like those of Dahlia, that may be 
dug in fall, and stored over winter for re-plant- 
ing the next spring. Pkt. 15c. 
THELESPERMA BURRIDGEANUM—The flow¬ 
ers remind one of certain varieties of the annual 
Coreopsis, but they are both more brilliant in 
coloring and richer in full effect. A glowing 
maroon is sharply edged with radiant golden 
orange, but the reverse of the flower shows only 
a deep red-bronze. Fine-shredded foliage. Two 
feet. Cuts nicely. Pkt. 10c. 
FELICIA BLEND—Flower of Happiness. Deli¬ 
cate little lavender Daisies star the plants mul- 
titudinously. No overwhelming beauty, this, but 
of an alluring prettiness. Those who like it will 
like it very much. Pkt. 15c. 
TITHONIA SPECIOSA — Here is the giant of 
Daisies, and a row of it is a wall of living green, 
to some seven feet. In autumn come great gor¬ 
geous flowers of orange scarlet, with golden re¬ 
verse. Called the Great Aztec Daisy, being orig¬ 
inally from Mexico. Pkt. 15c. 
OFFER 6S5—One pkt. each of above for 75c. 
ANNUAL PUZZLE GARDEN 
A blend of kinds that bloom first year. Many 
really rare and unique sorts are included. Sur¬ 
prise your friends with kinds they do not know. 
Ys oz. 15c; Y\ oz. 25c; 1 oz. 75c. 
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