INDEX 
Explanation of Table Below. 
Numbers prefixed with B, 
Bulb; HP, Hardy Plants 
(Perennials); P, Plants; R, 
Roots; S, Seeds; PS, Plants 
& Seeds; T, Tubers. 
A bronia...- .S.2 
Abutilon (Flowering Maple or Chi¬ 
nese Bellflower)..S.3 
Acnlypha Sanderii (See Comet Plant 
Page 20) 
Achillea.HP.S.41 
Aconitum.HP.S.41 
Acroclinium . S.2 
Aruba Japonica (See Gold Duet Plant 
Page 34) 
Adame Needle.S.2 
Adonis.S.3 
African Lilac Daisy.S.3 
African Orange Daisy.S.8 
African Daiay, New Golden . S.7 
African Violets. .■ •••; .. .P.23 
Agapanthus (See Blue Lily of the Nile 
Page 2. 43) 
Agave Decepens . P.3S 
Ageratum . S.2. P.23 
Agrostemma. . .S.2 
Air Plant.P.23 
Aloe Arborescens.P.23 
Aloe Tiger.P.37 
Aloha Flower . S.15 
Alyssum. S.2 
Alyssum Saxatile.HP.S.41 
Amaranthua..S.4 
Amaranthua. Mixed.S.4 
Amaryllis.. . B. P.23 
Ampelopsis Veitchii (See Boston Ivy 
Page 45) 
Anchusa.HP.S.41 
Anemone . S.41 
Angel's Lily (See Peruvian Daffodil 
Page 48) 
Angels Trumpet ._. P.23 
Annual Flower Seed Mixture. . . S.22 
Annual Poinsettia (See Mexican Fire 
Plant Page 8) 
Anthericum (See St. Bernard Lily Page 48) 
Antirrhinum (See Snapdragons Page 20) 
Aquatics . P-39 
Aquileeia ... HP.S.41 
Arctotis (See African Lilac Daisy Page 3) 
Aristolochia (See Dutchman’s Pipe Page 8) 
Artemisia . HP.41 
Artillery Plant.P.23 
Asparagus .S.R.54 
Asperula . .S.2 
Asters(See inside front cover page. S.2. 3) 
Aster. Cornflower .. HP.44 
Aster. Michalmas Daisy.HP.S.41 
Astermum.S.3 
Aster. Wilt Resistant.S.3 
Australian Rose Flower . S.16 
Australian Silk Tree.P.36 
Azalea Mollis.HP.41 
B aby Blue Eyes . S.4 
Baby's Breath . HP.S.41 
Baby Primrose . P.23 
Baby Tears.P-23 
Bachelor's Button (See Centaurea Page 5) 
Balloon Flower.HP.S.41 
Balloon Vine . S.7 
Balsam . S.4 
Balsam Apple.S.9 
Balsam Pear .S.9 
Banana Plant . S.13 
Basket of Gold (See Alyssum Saxatile 
Page 41) 
Beans.S.54. 55. 56 
Beets.S.56. 57 
Begonia.S.4. P.24, 25 
Bird of Paradise.S.17. P.25 
Blackberry Lily . P.B.48 
Black Eyed Susan. . . . S.5. HP.S.41 
Blazing Star (See Liatris Page 44) 
Bleeding Heart. Everbloming . HP.S.41. 
Blue Bird Flower.HP.S.41 
Blue Brocade (See Asperula Page 2) 
Blue Lily of the Nile . S.2. P.48 
Blue Marguerite . P.23 
Bocconia . HP.S.41 
Borecole . S.71 
Boston Ivy . HP.S.45 
Brachvcombe. S.5 
Brazilian Plume Plant . P.25 
Broccoli .S.54 
Brownllia . S.4 
Brugmansia (See Angels Trumpet Page 23) 
Brussels Sprouts . S.54 
Buddlelia (See Butterfly Bush Page 41) 
Bulbs. . 47. 48 
Bush Passion Flower . S.4 
Buttercup . S.7 
Butterfly Bush.HP.41 
Butterfly Flower...S.18 
C abbage .S.58. 68 
Cacalia . S.6 
Cactus .S.5. P.25. 26 
Caladium (See Elephant Ears Page 27) 
Caladium, Fancy Leaved.P.27 
Calceolaria. . S.6 
Calendula(See inside front cover page) S.4. 5 
California Blue Bells (See Phacelia Page 
16) 
California Canterbury Bells (See Whit- 
la via Page 19) 
California Poppy . S.5 
Calla Lily . P.25 
Calla. Golden Yellow . B.48 
Culliopsis. S.5 
Campanula .HP.S.42 
Campanula Calycanthema . S.6 
Canary Bird Flower . S.5 
Candytuft.S.4. HP.S.42 
Cannas. S.6. R.52 
Canterbury Bells (See Campanula Page 
42) 
Cardinal Climber.S.9 
Carmine Fountain Plant.P.38 
Carnations. . S.5 
Carnationa. Hardy Type.HP.S.42 
Carrots . . .S.59 
Castor Oil Bean.S.6 
Cauliflower.S.57 
Celery.S.59 
Celery Asparagus.S.63 
Celosia....S.5. 6 
Centaurea. S.5 
Centaurea (See Dusty Miller Page 8, 42) 
Century Plant.P.25 
Cereua. Night Blooming.P.25 
Chervil. ; .S.C2 
Chinese Bell Flower (See Abutilon Page 2) 
Chinese Cynoglossum.S.6 
Chinese Evergreen.P.25 
Chinese Fragrant Fern.S.7 
Chinese Jade Plant.P.37 
Chinese Lantern Plant.HP.S.43 
Chinese Money Plant.S.7 
Chinese Paper Plant. P.25 
Chinese Rubber Plant (See Chinese Jade 
Plant Page 37) 
Chinese Woolflower (See Celosia Page 6) 
Christmas Cactus.- - • .P-26 
Chrysanthemums.S-6. P.40 
Chrysanthemums. Hardy.HP.40 
Cigar Plant.S.7. P.26 
Cineraria Hybrids.S.6 
Cineraria.P.27 
Cinnamon Vine (Chinese).T.45 
Citriodora (See Lemon Verbena Page 12) 
Clarkia._.S.6 
Clematis. Lnrge Flowering.HP.45 
Clematis Japanese (Paniculata). . .HP.S.45 
Cleome (See Spider Plant Page 18) 
Clianthus.S.7 
Climbing Mixture.S.22 
Cobea Scandens. : .S.7 
Cockscomb (See Celosia Page 5) 
Coffee Berry.S.68 
Coleus.S.7. P.26 
Collards. Georgia.S.60 
Collections._.53 
Columbine (See Aquilegia Page 41) 
Comet Plant.P.26 
Congo Plant... P.38 
Convolvulus (See Morning Glory Page 7) 
Copper Plant.P.27 
Coral Bells.HP.S.43 
Coreopsis.H P.S.42 
Corn Flower (See Centaurea Page 5) 
Corn Flower Aster.HP.44 
Corn Pop.S.61 
Corn Salad.S.63 
Corn Sweet.S.60 
Cosmos.S.7 
Cotton. Ornamental. .S.7 
Creeping Phlox.HP.43 
Cress._. .•••■'. -S-62 
Crinum Kirkii (See Milk and Wine Lily 
Page 48) 
Crown of Thorns.P.26 
Cucumbers.S.G1 
Cup and Saucer (See Campanula Caly¬ 
canthema Page 6) 
Cuphea (See Cigar Plant Page 7, 26) 
Cyclamen.S.7. P.26 
Cynoglossum. Chinese.S.6 
Cyperus (See Umbrella Plant Page 19, 39) 
Cypress Vine. # .S.5 
Cypripedium (See Hardy Orchid Page 42) 
D affodil Peruvian.B.48 
Dahlias.S.8. T.50. 51 
Daisy Beilis.S.8 
Daisy. New Perpetual and Shasta. 
.HP.42. HP.S.44 
Dandelion.S.62 
Daphne Cneorum.HP.42 
Datura.S.8 
Delphiniums (See Larkspur Page 12) HP.S.42 
Devil in a Bush. . . ..S.9 
Devils Ivy (See Philodendron Page 30) 
Dianthus (See inside front cover page) 
S.8..HP.S.42. 43 
Dianthus (See Carnation Page 42) 
Dianthus (See Sweet-William Page 43) 
Dianthus. Everblooming...S.8 
Dicentra Exima (See Bleeding Heart 
Page 41) 
Didiscus Coeruleus.S.8 
Digitalis...HP.S.41 
Dimorphatica (See African Orange Daisy 
Page 8) 
Dolichos...S.9 
Dracaena Indivisa (See Dragon Plant 
Page 27).S.9. P.23 
Dragon Plant.P.23. 27 
Dusty Miller. ..S.8. HP.S.42 
Dutchman's Pipe.S.8 
E cheveria (See Hen and Chickens Page 
11. 34) 
Egg Plant.S.62 
Elephant Ears. P.27 
Elliotiana (See Golden Yellow Calla Lily 
Page 48) 
Endive.S.58 
English Cowslip (See Primrose Page 44) 
English Daisy (See Daisy Beilis Page 8) 
English Ivy._.P.26. 36 
Escholt.zia (See California Poppy Page 5) 
Escholtzia. Ramona (See inside front 
cover page) 
Eternal Flower (See Globe Amaranth 
Page 11) 
Euphorbia.. .S.8 
Euphorbia Het.erophylla (See Mexican 
Fire Plant Page 8) 
Euphorbia Splendena (See Crown of 
Thorns Page 26) 
Eupit,orium ; .HP.42 
Evening Primrose.S.9 
Evergreens.S.39 
Everlasting Flower.S.9. 11 
Everlasting Flower (See Acrolinium Page 2) 
Everlasting Flower (See Globe Amaranth 
Page 11) 
Everlasting Flower (See Heliachryeum 
Page 11) 
Everlasting Flower Mixture.S.19 
Everlasting Peas.HP.S.44 
F airy Lily.B.48 
Fairy Rose. S.10 
False Dragonhead (Sec Physotegia Page 
43) 
Feather Grass.S.10 
Fern Food.28 
Ferns.P.28 
Ferns. Hardy.HP.42 
Fertilizers.71 
Feverfew.S.10 
Firecracker Plant.P.26 
Flora’S-Paint Brush (See Cacalia Page 6) 
Flowering Maple (See Abutilon Page 3) 
Folinge Plant (See Coleus Page 7. 26) 
Flower Seed.2 to 22 
Forget Me Not.S.9. P.27 
Forget Me Not. Hardy (See Anchuaa 
Page 41) 
Four O’clock.. . ...S.10 
Foxgloves (See Digitalis Page 41) 
Freesias.S.22 
Fuchsias.P.29 
Fuchsia Hybrids.S.10 
G aillardia.HP.S.42 
Gardenia.P.27 
Garden Seed.54 to 71 
Gasteria.. . ..P.37 
Gay Feather (See Liatris Page 44) 
Genista (See Shower of Gold Page 37) 
Geraniums.S.ll, P.30. 31 
Geraniums, Ivy Leaf.P.32 
Geraniums. Lady Washington. . .S.ll. P-33 
Geraniums. Pansy (Mrs. Layl).P.36 
Geraniums. Poinsettia.P.32 
Geraniums. Silver Leaf.P.32 
GerbeVa.S.9 
Geum.HP.S.43 
Gilia.S.10 
Gillv Flower.S.10 
Gladioli... .S.ll. B.49 
Globe Amaranth.S.ll 
Glory Pea of Australia (See Clianthus 
Page 7) 
Gloxinia.S.10 
Godetia.S.10 
Godetia. New Azalea.S.ll 
Gold Banded Tiger Plant.P.37 
Gold Dust Plant.P.34 
Golden Feather (See Pyretheum Page 17) 
Golden Glow.HP.S.42 
Golden Snake Plant.P.38 
Golden Ceylon Creeper.P.36 
Gourds.S.71 
Grave Myrtle. HP.43 
Green and White Leaf Geranium.P.32 
Grevillea. S.ll 
Ground Ivy. ..HP.S.42 
Gypsophila Paniculata (See Baby’s 
Breath Page 41. 43) 
H alleana (See Japanese Honeysuckle 
Page 45) 
Halls Japan (See Japanese Honeysuckle 
Page 45) 
Hardy and Frost Proof Vegetable Plants 
(See catalog envelope, and Page 68) 
Hardy Perennials.41 to 45 
Hardy Vines...P. and T.45 
Hel iachrysum.S.ll 
Heliantlius.S.ll 
Heliotrope.S.ll 
Helxine (See Baby Tears Page 23) 
Hemoracles (See Hardy Lilies Page 47) 
Hens and Chickens..S.ll. P.34 
Herbs. S.71 
Hesperus (See Sweet Rocket Page 43) . .S.ll 
Heuchera Sanguinea (See Coral Bells 
Page 43) 
Hibiscus.HP.S.43 
Hibiscus. Chinese.P.34 
Hirta (See Black Eyed Susan Page 41) 
Hollyhock. Double and Single .8. 12. HP.S.44 
Honeysuckle. Japanese. Variegated 
Leaf.HP.45 
Horn of Plenty (See Datura Page 8) 
Horse Radish.R.68 
Huckleberry. Garden. S.71 
Humulus (See Japanese Hop Vine Page 10) 
Hunnemania._.S.ll 
Hyacinth Bean (See Dolichos Page 9) 
Hyacinth Candicans (See Cape Hyacinth 
Page 48) 
Hyacinth Cape.B.48 
Hydrangea. French.P.34 
Tcc Plant..S.9 
* Impaticns Sultana.S.12 
Insecticides.71 
Iporaoea (See Moon Flower Page 11) 
Iris.HR.46 
Irish Moss (See Baby Tears Page 23) 
Ismene Calathina (See Peruvian Daffodil 
Page 48) 
Ivy. English.P.26. 36 
J apanese Hop Vine._.S.10 
JanpaneBe Morning Glory.S.12 
Jasmine.P.34 
Jerusalem Cherry.P.27 
Jewel Flower.P.34 
Joseph's Coat (See Amaranthua Page 4) 
K alanchoe.P.27 
Kale (See Borecole Page 71) 
Kansas Gay Feather (See Liatris Page 44) 
Koehia.S.l 1 
Kohl Rabi.S.68 
Kudzu Vine.S.12 
L adys Eardrop (See Fuchsia Hybrids 
Page 10) 
Lady in White (See Achillea Page 41) 
Lady Slipper (See Balsam Page 4) 
Lantana.S.13. P.35 
Larkspur..• S.12 
Lathyrus Latifolius (See Everlasting 
Peas Page 44) 
Lavatera.S.ll 
Lavender Ball (See Didiscus Coeruloue 
Page 8) ... 
Lavender Lace Flower (See Didiscus 
Coeruleus Page 8) 
Lavendula. True Lavender (See inside 
front cover page) 
Lawn Seed.72 
Leek.S.57 
Lemon..P.36 
Lemon Verbena.S.12. P.27 
Leopard Plant. . ..P.34 
Leopard Flower (See Blackberry Lily 
Page 48) 
Lettuce...S.62. 63 
Liatris. HP.S.44 
Lilies. Hardy.B.47 
Lilies. Not Hardy.B.48 
Lilies. Water.T.39 
Lily of the Valley Pips... . # .R.47 
Linaria. Fairy Bouquet (See inside front 
cover page) 
Linum.S.12. HP.S.43 
Lobelia. ; . . .S.12. P.35 
Love in a Puff (See Balloon Vine Page 7) 
Love Lies Bleeding (See Amaranthua 
Page 4) 
Lupin.HP.S.43 
Lupinus.S. 12 
M adera Vine(See Climbing Mignonette 
Page 48) 
Mallow Annual (See Lavatera Page 11) 
Mallow Marvel (See Hibsicus Page 43) 
Marigold (See inside front cover Page 
S.13. P.53) 
Marsh Mallow (See Hibiscus Page 43) 
Marsh Marigold (See Hibiscus Page 43) 
Martha Washington Geranium (See 
Lady Washington Geranium Page 33) 
Marvel of Pen* (See Four O'Clock Pago 
K)) 
Maurandia.S.13 
Melon Musk.S.64 
Melon Water.S.65 
Mesembryanthemum (See Ice Plant 
Page 9) 
Mexican Fire Bush (See Koehia Page 11) 
Mexican Fire Plant.S.8 
Michalmas Daisy (See Aster Page 41) 
Mignonette.S.13 
Mignonette Climbing.B.48 
Milk and Wine Lily.B.48 
Mimosa.S.13 
Mirabilis (See Four O'Clock Page 10) 
Molten Fire. S.14 
Monkey Flower..S.13 
Monkshead (See Aconitum Page 41) 
Montbretias.B.48 
Moon Flower.S.ll 
Morning Glory.S.7. 12 
Moss or Mountain Pinks (See Creeping 
Phlox Page 43) 
Moss Rose (See Portulaca Page 13. 15) 
Mourning Bride (See Scabiosa Page 18) 
Musa (See Banana Plant Page 13) 
M ushroorm.S.63 
Musk melon (See Melon Page 64) 
Mustard.S.68 
Myosotis (See Forget Me Not Page 9. 27) 
lWasturtium.S.14. P53 
Nemesia (See Aloha Flower Page 15) 
Nemophila (See Baby Blue Eyes Page 4) 
Nepeta Mussini (See Ground Ivy Page 
. 42 >. 
Nicotians.S.14 
Nolana.S.12 
Novelty Seed (See Inside Front Cover 
Page) 
• 
O enothera (See Evening Primroee Page 
9) 
Oleander.P.35 
Onion.S.66 
Onion Sets.S.66 
Orange.P.25 
Orchid. Hardy.HP.42 
Oriental Lily.S.15 
Ornamental Ivy (SeeParlorlvy Page 35) 
Oxalis.,.S.14 
Oxalis. Everblooming...P.36 
Oxalis. Summer Flowering.B.48 
P achysandra Terminals (See Spurge 
Page 44) 
Painted Daisy..HP.S.44 
Painted Tongue (See Salpiglossis Pagel8) 
Palms.P.36 
Pandanus.P.35 
Pansy._.S.15. P.53 
Pansy Geranium (Mrs. Layl).P.36 
Pansy. Tufted. S.17 
Parlor Ivy.P.35 
Parrots Feather ..P.35 
Parsley.S.68 
Parsnips.S.68 
Passiflora (See Passion Flower. Page 4. 
15) 
Passion Flower.S.15. P.36 
Peanuts.S.68 
Peas. Garden.S.67 
Peas. Everlasting..HP.S.44 
Pelargoniums (See Lady Washington 
Geraniums Page 11. 33) 
Penniseturn (See Feather Grass Page 10) 
Peonies.R.51 
Peppers.S.68 
Pepper Grass (See Cress Page 62) 
Perennial Flax (See Linum-Blue Page 43) 
Perennial Flower Seed mixed.S.44 
Perennials. Hardy.41 to 45 
Perfume Plant. (See Stocks Page 18) 
Periwinkle.S.17. P.38 
Persian Violet (See Cyclamen Page 7. 26) 
Petunia.S.16. P.36 
Phacelia.S.16 
Philodendron. P-36 
Phlox (See Hardy Phlox Page 45).S.17 
Phlox Hardv.HP.S.45 
Phlox Subulata (See Creeping Phlox 
Page 43) 
Physalis Francheti (See Chinese Lantern 
Page 43) 
Physotegia.HP.S.43 
Pie Plant (See Rhubarb Page 71) 
Pilea (See Artillery Plant Page 23) 
Pinks (See Dianthus Page 8. 43) 
Plant Food.23. 25. 27. 29. 34 
Plant Spray.30 
Platycodon (See Balloon Flower Page 41) 
Plume Poppy (See Bocconia Page 41) 
Poinciana (See Bird of Paradise Page 17. 
25) 
Poinsettia (See Mexican Fire Plant Page 8) 
Poinsettia GeraniuniB.. . P.32 
Poppy (See inside front cover page S 15, 
HP.S.43) 
Portulaca.S.13. 
Potato Seed.wwS'To 
Potentilla.HP.S.43 
Pothos (See Golden Ceylon Creeper Page 
36) 
Pot Marigold (See Calendula Page 4) 
Pouch Flower (See Calceolaria Page 6) 
Primrose.P.35 ; HP.S.44 
Primula Malacoides (See Baby Primrose 
Page 23) 
Primula Obeonica.P.35 
Primula Veris (See Primrose Page 44) 
Princess Feather (See Amaranthua Page 4) 
Pumpkin.S.68 
Pyretheum. S.17 
Pyretheum Hybridum (See Painted 
Daisy Page 44) 
R adishes.S.69 
Rainbow Corn.S.16 
Ranunculus (See Buttercup Page 7) 
Red Hot Poker (See Tritoma Page 44) 
Resurrection Plant._.P.37 
Rhodanthe (See Australian Rose Flower 
Page 16) 
Rhubarb.R.S.71 
Ribbon Grass.HP.42 
Ricinus (See Castor Oil Bean Page 6) 
Rock Garden Plants.... . IIP.52 
Rock Garden Snapdragons.S.18 
Rock Rose.P.38 
Rose of Heaven (See Agrostemmn Page 2) 
Rose of Jericho (See Resurrection Plant 
Page 37) 
Rose. Rosa Roulletti.P.35 
Rose Plants (Sec inside back cover page) 
Royal Purple Plant.P.37 
Rubber Plant.P.38 
Rudheckia (See Black Eyed Susan Pngc41) 
Rudbeckia Fulgidia (See Golden Glow 
Page 42) 
Russelia Elegantissima (See Scarlet 
Fountain Plant Page 37) 
Rutabaga.S.71 
S aint Bernard Lily.P.48 
Salpiglossis.S.16 
Salsify.S.70 
Salvia (See inside front cover page. S.18. 
P.37) 
Sand Verbena (See Abronia Page 2) 
Satin Rose (See Godetia Page 10) 
Scabiosa.S.18 
Scarlet Flax (See Linum Pago 12) 
Scarlet Fountain Plant.P.37 
Scarlet Sage (See Salvia Page 18. 37) 
Schizanthus (See Butterfly Flower Page 18) 
Sea Dahlia.S.16 
Sea Kale (See Celery Asparagus Page 63) 
Sedums. Hardy.HP.53 
Sedums. Indoor.P.53 
Sempervirens (See Candytuft Page 42) 
Sensitive Plant (See Mimosa Page 13) 
Serpent Plant.P.38 
Shower of Gold.P.37 
Shrimp Plant.P.25 
Shoo-Fly Plant. .S.19 
Silk Oak (See Grevillea Page 11) 
Silver Leaf Geranium.P.32 
Sistus (See Rock Rose Page 38) 
Smilax.S.20 
Snake Plant.P.37 
Snapdragons...S.20. P.38 
Snow on the Mountain (See Euphorbia 
Page 8) 
Spider Plant.S.18 
Spinach.S.70 
Spotted Adder Plant.P.38 
Spurge. Japanese.HP.44 
Squash. Summer.S.69 
Squash. Winter.S.70 
Stocks.S.18. 22 
Stokeaia Cyanus (See Cornflower Aster 
Page 44) 
Strawberry. . .S.71 
Strawberry Geranium.P.27 
Sultana Hybrids.P.27 
Summer Cypress (See Koehia Page 11) 
Summer Forget Me Not (See Anchusa 
Page 41) 
Summer Lilac (See Butterfly Bush Page 41) 
Sun Dials (See Lupin Page 43) 
Sunflower.S.18. 71 
Sunflower (See Helianthue Page 11) 
Swainsonia (See Swan Flower Page 3S) 
Swan Flower.P.38 
Swedish Turnips (See Rutabaga Page 71) 
Swan River Daisy (See Brachcombe Page 5) 
Sweet Peas (See inside front cover page 
S.20. HP.S.44) 
Sweet Rocket....S.ll. HP.S.43 
Sweet Scented Geraniums.P.31. 32 
Sweet William.HP.S.43 
Sweet William. Annual Everblooming 
(See Sweet Wivelsfield Page 8) 
Sweet Wivelsfield.S.8 
Swiss Chard.S.57 
T en Weeks Stock (See Gilly Flower 
Page 10) 
Thornless Cactus (See Jewel Flower Page 
34) 
Tick Seed (See Calliopsis Page 5) 
Tobacco. S.71 
Tomatoes.S.70 
Torenia (See Wishbone Flower Pago 19) 
Trade8cantia (See Wandering Jew Page 37) 
Transvaal Daisy (See Gerbera Page 9) 
Tritoma...HP.S.44 
Tuberous Rooted Begonia.B.48 
Tuberoses.B.48 
Turnips.S.71 
^Jmbrella Plant or Palm.S.19. P.39 
¥7egetable Oyster (See Salsify Page 70) 
* Vegetable Seed.54 to 71 
Velvet Flower (See Salpiglossis Page 18) 
Velvet Plant.P.38 
Venidium (See New Golden African 
t Daisy Page 7) 
Verbena (See inside front cover page 
S.18. 22) 
Verbena. Perennial.HP.44 
Veronica (SeeflBlue Bird Flower Page 41) 
Vinca Vines (See Periwinkle Page 38) 
Vinca Rosea.S.17 
Vines. Hardy.P.T.45 
Violas.P.27 
Violets.P.38 
Virginia Stocks.S.19 
Viscaria.S.22 
W allflower...S.19 
Wandering Jew.P.37 
Water Hyacinths.P.39 
Water Lilies.P.39 
Watermelons (See Melons Page 65) 
Water Plante (See Aquatics Page 39) 
Watermelon Begonia.P.24 
Wax Plant.P.38 
Weather Plant.S.19 
Weeping Lantana (See Page 35) 
White Spider Lily.B.48 
Whitlavin.S.19 
Wild Cucumber.S.19 
Wild Flower Garden.S.19 
Wind Flower (See Anemone Page 41) 
Winter Lettuce (See Endive Page 58) 
Wishbone Flower.S.19 
Wonderberry.S.71 
Wonder Lily.S.17 
Wonder Vine (See Philodendron Page 36) 
Y ucca Philamentosa.HP.44 
^ephryanthes (See Fairy Lily Page 48) 
" Zinnias.8.21. 22. P.53 
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